Directional wave buoy data measured near Campbell Island, New Zealand
In: Scientific Data. Nature Publishing Group: London. ISSN 2052-4463; e-ISSN 2052-4463, meer
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- McComb, P.
- Garrett, S.
- Durrant, T.
- Perez, J.
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| Abstract |
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has established a permanent wave observation station near Campbell Island, south of New Zealand (52 45.71 S, 169 02.54E). The site was chosen for logistical convenience and its unique location adjacent to the highly energetic Southern Ocean; allowing instrumentation typically deployed on the continental shelf to be used in this rarely observed southern environment. From February 2017, a Triaxys Directional Wave Buoy was moored in 147 m depth, some 17 km to the south of the island, with satellite telemetry of the 2D wave spectra at 3-hourly intervals. To date there have been three deployments on locations, yielding some 784 days of data. Validation of the measured significant wave height against co-located satellite altimeter observations suggests that the predominant wave directions are not attenuated by the island. The data provide a valuable record of the detailed wave spectral characteristics from one of the least-sampled parts of the Global Ocean. |
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- McComb, P.; Garrett, S.; Durrant, T.; Perez, J.; Oceanum Limited; Defence Technology Agency; Meteorological Service of New Zealand: New Zealand; (2020): NZDF Southern Ocean Wave Buoy Data: Deployment 1-3 (2017-2020). Marine Data Archive., meer
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