The relationship among clouds, surface radiation flux, and the sea surface temperature
(SST) of the tropical western Pacific Ocean over the diurnal cycle is addressed in the context …

The gradient flux technique, which measures the gas transfer velocity (k), and new
observational techniques that probe turbulence in the aqueous surface boundary layers …

Because of the relatively calm winds which prevail over the western Pacific warm pool, the
diurnal cycle of temperature in the near-surface layer of the ocean is often quite pronounced …

The first open ocean deployment of the Skin Depth Experimental Profiler (SkinDeEP) was
from the R/V Melville in the Gulf of California during the Marine Optical Characterization …

The fugacity of C02 (fCO2) and the content of chlorophyll a in surface-water were
determined during consecutive sections between 47° and 60° S along 6° W in austral …

Shipboard radiometric measurements of diurnal warming at the ocean surface and profiles
through the diurnal thermocline were utilized to assess the temporal and vertical variability …

In 1999, four monitoring stations were permanently moored on Lake Tahoe, California–
Nevada. Each monitoring station provides near-real-time measurements of the surface skin …

An internally consistent model is presented that can be used to determine the ocean surface
fluxes of heat, moisture, and momentum, given bulk sea surface temperature and …

Thermographic techniques are presented that directly measure the temperature difference
across the thermal boundary layer at the sea surface, the probability density function of …

In the Southern Ocean Gas Exchange Experiment (SO GasEx), we measured an
atmospheric dimethylsulfide (DMS) concentration of 118±54 pptv (1σ), a DMS sea‐to‐air flux …