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[资源] 【分享】Introduction To Physical Oceanography-Robert Stewart Book2008

This book is written for upper-division undergraduates and new graduate students
in meteorology, ocean engineering, and oceanography. Because these students
have a diverse background, I have emphasized ideas and concepts more
than mathematical derivations.
Unlike most books, I am distributing this book for free in digital format via
the world-wide web. I am doing this for two reasons:
1. Textbooks are usually out of date by the time they are published, usually
a year or two after the author finishes writing the book. Randol Larson,
writing in Syllabus, states: “In my opinion, technology textbooks are a
waste of natural resources. They’re out of date the moment they are
published. Because of their short shelf life, students don’t even want to
hold on to them”—(Larson, 2002). By publishing in electronic form, I can
make revisions every year, keeping the book current.
2. Many students, especially in less-developed countries cannot afford the
high cost of textbooks from the developed world. This then is a gift
from the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration nasa to the
students of the world.
Acknowledgements
I have taught from the book for several years, and I thank the many students
in my classes and throughout the world who have pointed out poorly written
sections, ambiguous text, conflicting notation, and other errors. I also thank
Professor Fred Schlemmer at Texas A&M Galveston who, after using the book
for his classes, has provided extensive comments about the material.
I also wish to thank many colleagues for providing figures, comments, and
helpful information. I especially wish to thank Aanderaa Instruments, Bill Allison,
Kevin Bartlett, James Berger, Gerben de Boer, Daniel Bourgault, Don
Chambers, Greg Crawford, Thierry De Mees, Richard Eanes, Peter Etnoyer,
Tal Ezer, Gregg Foti, Nevin S. Fuˇckar, Luiz Alexandre de Araujo Guerra, Hazel
Jenkins, Jody Klymak, Judith Lean, Christian LeProvost, Brooks Martner,
Nikolai Maximenko, Kevin McKone, Mike McPhaden, Thierry De Mees, Pim
van Meurs, Gary Mitchum, Joe Murtagh, Peter Niiler, Nuno Nunes, Ismael
N´u˜nez-Riboni, Alex Orsi, Kym Perkin, Mark Powell, Richard Ray, Joachim
Ribbe, Will Sager, David Sandwell, Sea-Bird Electronics, Achim Stoessel, David
Stooksbury, Tom Whitworth, Carl Wunsch and many others.
Of course, I accept responsibility for all mistakes in the book. Please send
me your comments and suggestions for improvement.
Figures in the book came from many sources. I particularly wish to thank
Link Ji for many global maps, and colleagues at the University of Texas Center
for Space Research. Don Johnson redrew many figures and turned sketches into
figures. Trey Morris tagged the words used in the index.
I especially thank nasa’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the Topex/Poseidon
and Jason Projects for their support of the book through contracts 960887 and
1205046.
Cover photograph of the resort island of Kurumba in North Male Atoll in
the Maldives was taken by Jagdish Agara (copyright Corbis). Cover design is
by Don Johnson.
The book was produced in LATEX2ε using TeXShop 2.14 on an Intel iMac
computer running OS-X 10.4.11. I especially wish to thank Gerben Wierda for
his very useful i-Installer package that made it all possible, and Richard Koch,
Dirk Olmes and many others for writing the TeXShop software package. Their
software is a pleasure to use. All figures were drawn in Adobe Illustrator.
http://earth.geology.yale.edu/~avf5/teaching/ResourcesGG523/RobertStewartBook2008.pdf

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