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Bottom Layer Turbulence in the Red Sea Outflow Plume
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ABSTRACT
Turbulence in the Red Sea outflow plume in the western Gulf of Aden was observed with an upward-looking, five-beam, 600-kHz acoustic Doppler current profiler (ADCP). The "Bottom Lander" ADCP was deployed on the seafloor in two narrow, topographically confined outflow channels south of Bab el Mandeb for periods of 18-40 h at three locations at 376-. 496-, and 772-m depths. Two deployments were taken during the winter season of maximum outflow from the Red Sea and two in the sum...
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