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Seventy Years of Exploration in Oceanography Part 6

Một trong số đó là nằm trên đáy biển. Khi tôi hỏi, dài nhất bạn đã từng có một nguồn trong nước là những gì, tôi nói mười lăm năm và nhận được lâu hơn bởi ngày. Đó là trong cơn bão mà tôi đột nhiên nhớ lại ba mươi năm trước, chúng tôi đã rút ra một bản đồ thời tiết thô trung vào một số hòn đảo không có người ở xa gọi là Đảo Heard. | 8.4 Heard Island 59 Fig. 8.2 Walter arriving at Heard Island on Australia Day 26 January 1991 were demolished. One was left lying on the sea floor. When I am asked what is the longest you have ever had a source in the water I say fifteen years and getting longer by the day. It was during the storm that I suddenly recalled that thirty years earlier we had drawn a crude weather map centered on some distant uninhabited island called Heard Island 85 Fig. 8.3 . The information came from tiny wiggles in a spectrum of waves recorded off San Clemente Island. And now we were here where the swell begins. The captain tried to cheer me up We had been told that the equipment could withstand any imaginable sea state. And we have gone to some length to some discomfort to test this statement. When I reported to Roger Revelle back at Scripps he responded I wish I were with you and then again I m glad I am not. After the storm abated RV Cory Chouest beat her way westward to Capetown. One day out of Capetown we made a landfall on Prince Edward Island calling on a meteorological contingent who had not had an outside contact for 14 months. Among them were two professional sharp shooters with orders to eliminate the wild cat population that was eating the local birds. Access was up a cliff via exposed rope ladders. On the way back a member of our scientific party refused to climb down she had to be lowered by rope. I slipped returning to the boat and was saved from falling overboard by Elmer S. Hindman III of the Corey crew who grabbed the collar of my jacket. Hasselmann Did you learn something worthwhile Munk I think so. The Journal of the Acoustic Society of America JASA devoted the entire October 1994 issue 95 4 to The Heard Island Papers a contribution to 60 8 Ocean Acoustics 1974-Present Fig. 8.3 A sequence of antipodal obsession. In 1964 waves from the southern hemisphere storms were followed along six stations red dots from New Zealand to Alaska. This established the origin of .