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Observation of wave propagation over 1,000 km into Antarctica winter pack ice
Takehiko Nose, Tomotaka Katsuno, Takuji Waseda +4
A drifting wave-ice buoy, which was configured by mounting the OpenMetBuoy on an ad hoc floating platform that we named Medusa, was deployed at the Lützow-Holm Bay (LHB) marginal i…
An affordable and customizable wave buoy for the study of wave-ice interactions: design concept and results from field deployments
Tsubasa Kodaira, Tomotaka Katsuno, Takehiko Nose +5
In the polar regions, the interaction between waves and ice has a crucial impact on the seasonal change in the sea ice extent. However, our comprehension of this phenomenon is rest…
A comparison of an operational wave-ice model product and drifting wave buoy observation in the central Arctic Ocean: investigating the effect of sea ice forcing in thin ice cover
Takehiko Nose, Jean Rabault, Takuji Waseda +7
Two drifting wave buoys were deployed in the central Arctic Ocean, north of the Laptev Sea, where there are historically no wave observations available. An experimental wave buoy w…
OpenMetBuoy-V2021: an easy-to-build, affordable, customizable, open source instrument for oceanographic measurements of drift and waves in sea ice and the open ocean
Jean Rabault, Takehiko Nose, Gaute Hope +17
There is a wide consensus within the polar science, meteorology, and oceanography communities that more in-situ observations of the ocean, atmosphere, and sea ice, are required to…