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THE EFFECTS OF RAIN AND WIND SOURCES ON THE AMBIENT NOISE DURING INTENSE STORM EVENTS IN MONTEREY BAY, CA
This thesis focuses on determining the influence of wind and precipitation from extreme and rapidly evolving weather events on ambient noise spectrum as they pass over a vector sensor in Monterey Bay, and the importance of spatial scales of extreme weather events when analyzing spectral power. For n
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