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Laboratory studies of the effects of interrupted, sloping topography on intermediate depth boundary currents in linearly stratified fluids.
Laboratory experiments are described which provide insight into the interaction of intermediate depth boundary currents (IDBCs) with interrupted sloping topography. Specifically, they contribute to the debate over meddy formation on the Iberian continental slope. The experiments were performed in a
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