Directional Recording of Swell from Distant Storms - Department of ...
Directional Recording of Swell from Distant Storms - Department of ...
Directional Recording of Swell from Distant Storms - Department of ...
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546 W. H. MUNK, G. R. MILLER, F. E. SNODGRASS AND N. F. BARBERj931 /~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~FIGURE 26. The refraction <strong>of</strong> waves <strong>of</strong> frequency 37-5 c/ks in the region shown in figure 25. Dashedcurves give the 100 fm contours. The solid lines correspond to rays intersecting at the position<strong>of</strong> the wavre recorders. These are drawn for recorded directions <strong>of</strong> 185, 190, ... 2700. The <strong>of</strong>fshoredirections are indicated.arcsin (ji) =14?*5 at the recorder are not refracted and appear as vertical lines. For any <strong>of</strong>fshoredirection exceeding the critical value there are two recorded directions, the direct rayand the refracted ray. Suppose OO ? 200. For the direct ray qr ? 200; for the refracted rayat 20 c/ks ?r = -8? (in the half <strong>of</strong> the diagram not shown) . Figure 29 left shows the correspondingpattern associated with straight parallel contours. The actual situation is in a sensea combination <strong>of</strong> the two examples, and the relations are complex.