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DATE (LOCAL) EVENT Comments shorn 6 2j to 6 95 \$HZ There a&$ rrmficanr amounl of mrcr'ereoce II /I System change Operating at 6.95 MHz. data This may not effect the current pm-ing capability of the system but as BJ precautionary measure the operating equency will be changed back to 6.25 MHz. Operaranp, hequcncy chaxgd bxk to 6 25 \IHz Spectral perrodrlry ha- d~wppeared A 'bug' found in data collection softw8_re. Yesterday's processed data may be aBected. The perlodid@ of the spectral data noted at 15:OO today may be caused by th. Processed data starts at 76 lon iaptead of 44. This eLns data 6le CURRAD29692.001 and ... 002. As a result, one of the 'driftem', at a range of 64 !an, may not have been suneyed.
TIME DATE (LOCAL) EVENT Comments I 24/10/92 11 18:00 /I S o h e problem Pro-ed data f~m data 11 mllected at 13:OO and 16.00 may be cormpt. Beam number 28 was used today for the Grst time, which resulted in an indexing problem that sects the dkectionality associated with the data. 28/10/92 30/10/92 14/11/92 0930 10:30 16:00 0940 W55 Power dovn Power re~to~d Software problem Hardware problem 'Floating divide by zero' from VAX current s ohe praeeaing data file D31. Data collection and may prowing software testing mas performed during the same period. There may be a problem in using both 1 may processor. simultaneously. nammitter 'tripped' Hardware problem Transmitter 'tripped' again. See problem d 21-Oct-92 as it occurred under the same circumstances. In the future, nro NFSL$EXE:DEALLOCATGAI.LSFTW to prevent tbis problem fmm I occurring. It has something to do with tbc pre-pocesur 1 1 properly ~ uurraluirrg itsell llpun sysrem I _IYYD ~ IYLC I the cc-~mer I
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CENTRE FOR NEWFOUNDLAND STUDIES TOT
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Abstract Esrlm=r#oo of ocean surf-
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Acknowledgements Quite a number of
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Contents Abstract List of Figures L
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5.2 Direct Radial Surface Current C
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3.4 System architecture of Cape Rae
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List of Tables 5.1 Summary of stati
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List of Symbols d : Distance irom r
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Chapter 1 Introduction The monitori
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southward. In t k example the same
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1.2 Conventional Methods for Measur
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iceberg motion, a better relationsh
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magnitude of the radid component is
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Rice 1241, Barrick [I] developed an
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ange broad and narrow-ham systems (
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the shon-r- radar is quite diEerent
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of a chapter. Thig dso provides an
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2.2 Radial Surface Currents 2.2.1 T
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Figure 2.1: Radw Spectrum (solid li
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intervals of Ar and A.9, where thee
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Figure 2.3: Wan Q is mbdivided into
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The abwe system of equations is swe
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Chapter 3 Experimental Data 3.1 Int
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e built at other eoastd sites such
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Since the mean currents within mast
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Figure 3.4: System architecture of
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