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Wu Naihua. 1991. Semidiurnal radiational tides along the coasts of China. Acta Oceanologica Sinica, (4):489-502
Semidiurnal radiational tides along the coasts of China
Semidiurnal radiational tides along the coasts of China
Received:February 25, 1990  Revised:November 10, 1990
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Wu Naihua Institute of Marine Scientific and Technological Information, State Oceanic Administration, Tianjin 300171, China 
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Abstract:
      An improved procedure for extracting the radiational S2 tide from analyzed S2 is presented in this paper. The major improvement is that the nonlinear constituents are eliminated from the analyzed principal semidiurnal tides on the basis of the "credo of smoothness" of admittance before using the procedure given by Zetler. The semidiurnal radiationai S2 tides for 42 stations along China's coasts are calculated using the method presented in this paper, and, for comparison, the results from Zetler's method are also given. In addition, the radiational S2 tides for 10 stations are analyzed with the response method. The results show that the mean amplitude ratio (radiational to gravitational) is 0.17, the mean phase difference (radiational minus gravitational) is 119° for China's coasts.
中文摘要:
      An improved procedure for extracting the radiational S2 tide from analyzed S2 is presented in this paper. The major improvement is that the nonlinear constituents are eliminated from the analyzed principal semidiurnal tides on the basis of the "credo of smoothness" of admittance before using the procedure given by Zetler. The semidiurnal radiationai S2 tides for 42 stations along China's coasts are calculated using the method presented in this paper, and, for comparison, the results from Zetler's method are also given. In addition, the radiational S2 tides for 10 stations are analyzed with the response method. The results show that the mean amplitude ratio (radiational to gravitational) is 0.17, the mean phase difference (radiational minus gravitational) is 119° for China's coasts.
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