“Automated contouring of vertical oceanographic sections using an objective analysis” by Herman

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    Automated contouring of vertical oceanographic sections using an objective analysis

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    This paper describes a group of computer programs developed for contouring vertical sections of oceanographic parameters. The vertical profiles can be constructed from data collected in a variety of ways. The input data for the driver subroutine need not be equally spaced horizontally or vertically. The routines are written in Fortran for a UNIVAC 1108 with an offline Gould Plotter, but can easily be adapted to any computer with a Fortran compiler and a plotter which accepts Calcomp-like commands. The routines are of modular construction.

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    1. Bomford, G., “GEODESY”, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1971.Google Scholar
    2. Bretherton, F. P., “A Technique for objective Analysis and Design of Oceanographic Experiments”, to be published in Deep Sea Research.Google Scholar
    3. Gandin, L. S., “Objective Analysis of Meteorological Fields”, Gimiz, Leningrad, 1963.Google Scholar


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