The IEEE Seventh Working Conference on Current Measurement Technology

Current and Wave Monitoring and Emerging Technologies

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Turbulence Measurements Using 3-axis Electromagnet Turbulent Velocity and Airfoil Shear Probes

Vadim Paka

Status: Accepted

P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology
Atlantic Branch, 1 Prospect Mira
230000 Kaliningrad , Kaliningrad Russia
230000

Phone: 425-6449660
Email: dlai@nwra.com

Co-Authors:
Nikolay Golenko
P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, Atlantic Branch, 1 Prospect Mira, 230000 Kaliningrad, Russia.
David Lai and Donald Delisi
NorthWest Research Associates, 14508 NE 20th Street, Bellevue, WA 98007, U.S.A.
(David Lai's phone number and email are listed above)

An intercomparison study of oceanic turbulent measurements was performed with Russian-made, electromagnetic probes capable of measuring three components of turbulent velocity and airfoil shear probes. These turbulence measurements were taken in the Baltic Sea with the probes mounted on a towbody and a dropped profiler. Data from strong, intermediate and weak turbulence regions were used in the intercomparison.

Submitted on November 11, 2002

Sponsored by the Current Measurement Technology Committee (CMTC) of the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society.

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