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Estimating Ocean Heat Flux Using AUVs: Error Analysis, Sampling Design, and Preliminary Results from the MB06 Experiment. Yanwu Zhang and James G. Bellingham Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. A Science Goal in MB06 Experiment: Heat Budget in the ASAP Box.
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Estimating Ocean Heat Flux Using AUVs:Error Analysis, Sampling Design, and Preliminary Results from the MB06 Experiment Yanwu Zhang and James G. Bellingham Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
A Science Goal in MB06 Experiment: Heat Budget in the ASAP Box
Heat Flux Estimation Using AUVs Control volume Length L normal current velocity
Formulation and Calculation of Heat Flux Estimation Error RP(τ, λ) is the autocovariance function of P(t, x)
Derivation of Temporal and Spatial Scales of [temperature ·current velocity]
Heat Flux Estimation Error as a Function of AUVs’ Speed and Number
Heat Flux Estimation Performance Using Spray Gliders and Dorado AUVs
Next-Step Work • Extend the analysis from a line to a surface. Estimate heat flux into the ASAP box during the MB06 Experiment. • Acknowledgments: • Prof. Steven Ramp of Naval Postgraduate School for the bottom-mounted ADCP stations data. • Prof. Timothy Cowles and Dr. Stephen Pierce of Oregon State University for R/V Thompson ADCP data. • Prof. Russ Davis of Scripps for discussions on heat flux calculation. • Packard Foundation and ONR for projects funding.
Two half-speed AUVs Formulation and Calculation of Heat Flux Estimation Error One AUV
Temporal Autocovariance Function of [temperature · current velocity] by Co-Measurements at MBARI Moorings M1 and M2
Temporal Autocovariance Function of Current Velocity by Measurements at MBARI Moorings M1 and M2
Temporal Autocovariance Function of Temperatureby Measurements at MBARI Moorings M1 and M2