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Bruce Sutherland

Edmonton
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Performing lab experiments, simulations and theory to examine stratified flows and the motion of particles in fluids.
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SA Tourism anticipates surge in domestic travel over Easter weekend

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By Yogashen Pillay, Bruce Sutherland
| businessreport.co.za
SA Tourism, in an interview with the Business Report, said that they are expecting an increase in domestic travel over the long Easter weekend. Image: BRUCE SUTHERLAND/CITY OF CAPE TOWN SA Tourism, in an interview with the Business Report, said that they are expecting an increase in domestic travel over the long Easter weekend. SA Tourism highlighted the Blue Train as one of the offerings to try over Easter.
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The Influence of Lateral Spreading upon Solitary Wave Formation by Internal Tides

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By Kehan Li, Bruce Sutherland
| ametsoc.org
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Transient internal wave excitation of resonant modes in a density staircase

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By Joel Bracamontes-Ramírez, Bruce Sutherland
| Physical Review B
The density of the ocean generally increases continuously with depth as a consequence of variations in salinity and temperature. In some regions, however, the density profile of the ocean adopts a (double diffusive) staircase structure in which successive layers of uniform density fluid are separated by rapid density jumps. Previous work has theoretically examined the transmission and reflection of periodic internal (gravity) waves incident upon a density staircase.
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