69th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics - Gallery of Fluid Motion 2016
DOI: 10.1103/aps.dfd.2016.gfm.p0027
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Poster: Internal Wave Focusing Above a Three Dimensional Topography

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“…The second problem that we consider is similar to the first, but with a threedimensional topography, a Gaussian ring. Under weakly barotropic forcing, this set up generates internal wave beams that focus into a small area, where wavewave interaction generates a localized patch of turbulence (Buhler and Muller, 2007;Chalamalla et al, 2016Chalamalla et al, , 2017. It is of interest to test how the regridding algorithm of SOMAR-LES behaves when the region that needs high-resolution has a complex three-dimensional spatial shape.…”
Section: Test Casesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second problem that we consider is similar to the first, but with a threedimensional topography, a Gaussian ring. Under weakly barotropic forcing, this set up generates internal wave beams that focus into a small area, where wavewave interaction generates a localized patch of turbulence (Buhler and Muller, 2007;Chalamalla et al, 2016Chalamalla et al, , 2017. It is of interest to test how the regridding algorithm of SOMAR-LES behaves when the region that needs high-resolution has a complex three-dimensional spatial shape.…”
Section: Test Casesmentioning
confidence: 99%