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Physical Oceanography
eSSN:1573-160

2025

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Purpose. Tropical cyclones leave ‘footprints’ on the ocean surface in the form of sea surface height anomalies, which are well observed by satellite altimeters. Recent studies have shown that the values of these anomalies, normalized by the square of the maximum wind speed in the tropical cyclone and the acceleration due to gravity, are a universal function of a dimensionless parameter composed of the radius of maximum wind speed, translation speed of the tropical cyclone and the buoyancy frequency in the seasonal pycnocline. The purpose of this paper is to investigate physical processes responsible for the formation of tropical cyclone wakes in sea surface height anomalies, assess contribution of barotropic and baroclinic modes, and substantiate and quantify the self-similarity of hurricane-induced sea surface height anomalies revealed in satellite altimetry. Methods and Results. The paper considers sea surface height anomalies in wakes of tropical cyclones observed in different regions of the World Ocean from 2010 to 2020...

TROPICAL CYCLONE, SEA SURFACE HEIGHT, SATELLITE ALTIMETER, SEA SURFACE HEIGHT ANOMALY, BAROCLINIC MODE, BAROTROPIC MODE, SEA SURFACE HEIGHT PARAMETERIZATION

2025-08-12 15:21:51 (квартал- II)