Sentence examples for barometric effects from inspiring English sources

For example, barometric effects can be well corrected in sea level, strain, and gravimetric data by referring to surface air pressure data at neighboring points.

It is also important to state here that the computed values in Table 3 do not cover the possible change in water level in cases of long-term and short-term rise due to wind, wave, and barometric effects (setup) during the storm and surge conditions that occur during tsunami in general.

The coastal surge is then determined by adding the fitted value to the inverse barometric effect at the coast.

Not everyone who experiences the barometric effect in their joints – for me sinuses as well – goes to a doctor over it.

We have fitted the altimetric along-track sea surface height anomalies corrected for the inverse barometric effect (Fig. 2b, dashed curve) to an exponential function to determine the dynamical length scale of the storm surge in the cross-shelf direction.

(a) sea surface height relative to the EGM2008 geoid and (b) sea surface height anomalies relative to the CLS01 mean topography along a track across the Grand Banks observed by Jason-2 before (red), during (blue) and after (black) Hurricane Igor.The blue dashed curve in (b) is the sea surface height anomalies with the inverse barometric effect corrected.

c The observed gravity changes (g0) obtained after standard corrections of tides, polar motion and the barometric effect.

The tidal constituents O1 and M2 have large amplitudes and are less affected by the barometric effect, and are the constituents most commonly used in the interpretation of tidal analysis.

We applied state-space modeling techniques to enable the removal of offsets, barometric pressure change effects, solid Earth tides, and precipitation effects, from the strain recorded by an SE strainmeter at KMU, southeast Hokkaido.

However, this detection is often obscured by water level fluctuations such as barometric and tidal effects.

Alternatively, environmental fluctuations have been distinguished from drawdown by modeling and directly removing barometric and tidal effects from measured water levels (Erskine 1991; Rasmussen and Crawford 1997; Toll and Rasmussen 2007).