Search for dissertations about: "Tides"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 32 swedish dissertations containing the word Tides.
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6. Modelling the middle atmosphere and its sensitivity to climate change
Abstract : The Earth's middle atmosphere at about 10-100 km has shown a substantial sensitivity to human activities. First, the ozone layer has been reduced since the the early 1980s due to man-made emissions of halogenated hydrocarbons. READ MORE
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7. Observing Sea Level Using Reflected Global Navigation Satellite System Signals
Abstract : Sea-level rise due to global warming is predicted to have a large impact on human society, especially for populations living in coastal regions and on islands. It is therefore of great importance to monitor the sea level and to increase the understanding of the local hydrodynamic and meteorological responses to a global sea-level rise. READ MORE
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8. Matrixing Aid : The Rise and Fall of 'Results Initiatives' in Swedish Development Aid
Abstract : Reform ideas, such as results measurement and management, tend to come and go in different ‘tides of reforms’. The purpose of this thesis is to increase our understanding of tides of reforms by identifying and discussing mechanisms that drive the rise, as well as the fall, of management reforms. READ MORE
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9. The impact of mesospheric dynamics and chemistry on key chemical species: 20 years of Odin/SMR satellite observations
Abstract : Coupling mechanisms between different atmospheric layers are such that changes in middle atmospheric dynamics and composition have an effect on what happens at lower altitudes and on the climate. There is therefore a need to extend climate models to include higher altitudes and to perform measurements of the middle atmosphere. READ MORE
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10. Tidally generated internal waves
Abstract : This thesis deals with the internal tide in the deep ocean, which is generated by the barotropic tide flowing over the bottom topography. The energy flux from the barotropic tide to the internal-wave field at the bottom is calculated using a method based on linear-wave theory and the traditional WKB approximation valid for a slowing varying vertical stratification. READ MORE