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4. Effects of Breaking and Non‐Breaking Surface Wave Mixing on the Changjiang River Plume Dynamics in Summer Y. Chi & Z. Rong
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13. The sensitivity of numerical simulation to vertical mixing parameterization schemes: a case study for the Yellow Sea Cold Water Mass C. Bi et al.
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15. An Investigation of Impacts of Surface Waves-Induced Mixing on the Upper Ocean under Typhoon Megi (2010) W. Zhang et al.
16. Predictability of storm wave heights in the ice-free Beaufort Sea T. Nose et al.
17. Wave-induced Maintenance of Suspended Sediment Concentration during Slack in a Tidal Channel on a Sheltered Macro-tidal Flat, Gangwha Island, Korea G. Lee & K. Kang
18. Upper‐ocean mixing due to surface gravity waves L. Wu et al.
19. A Numerical Investigation of the Effect of Wave‐Induced Mixing on Tropical Cyclones Using a Coupled Ocean‐Atmosphere‐Wave Model W. Zhang et al.
20. Evaluation of Nonbreaking Wave-Induced Mixing Parameterization Schemes Based on a One-Dimensional Ocean Model R. Tang et al.
21. Field investigations of coastal sea surface temperature drop after typhoon passages D. Doong et al.
22. Ocean Waves in Large‐Scale Air‐Sea Weather and Climate Systems A. Babanin
23. Impact of wave breaking on upper-ocean turbulence Y. Cai et al.
24. Effect of ocean surface waves on sea ice using coupled wave–ice–ocean modelling S. Li et al.
25. Estimating nonbreaking surface wave energy dissipation through wave-turbulence interaction in the global ocean C. Huang et al.
26. The impact of wave-induced mixing on the simulation of the upper mixed layer in climate models Y. Jing et al.
27. Observation of turbulence and intermittency in wave-induced oscillatory flows A. Alberello et al.
28. A review on the progress and research directions of ocean engineering S. Tavakoli et al.
29. The effects of ocean surface waves on global intraseasonal prediction: case studies with a coupled CFSv2.0–WW3 system R. Shi et al.
30. Modeling and observations of North Atlantic cyclones: Implications for U.S. Offshore wind energy J. Wang et al.
31. Examination of the wind fields and the physics of the spectral wave model for a tropical cyclone in the Bay of Bengal G. Uma et al.
32. Tropical Cyclone Modeling With the Inclusion of Wave‐Coupled Processes: Sea Spray and Wave Turbulence X. Xu et al.
33. Nonbreaking wave‐induced mixing in upper ocean during tropical cyclones using coupled hurricane‐ocean‐wave modeling S. Aijaz et al.