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The Impact of Boundary Conditions on the Upstream Spreading of Bottom-Trapped Plumes
2013
Journal of Physical Oceanography
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This study shows that simulations of bottom-trapped plumes in periodic or closed domains generate a spurious cyclonic current that arrests the natural tendency of the plume to move upstream. Furthermore, it also shows that attempts to obstruct the upstream spreading lead to a bias of the fundamental characteristics of the plume.
doi:10.1175/jpo-d-12-0116.1
fatcat:zqdx3eazezefdhn3fq2bevkogi