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Overview

William J. Teague is affiliated with the United States Naval Research Laboratory in the United States. Their primary research area lies within Earth and Planetary Sciences, with a specialized focus on Oceanography, Atmospheric Science, and Global and Planetary Change.

Their scholarly contributions encompass a diverse range of oceanographic and atmospheric topics, including:

  • Oceanographic and Atmospheric Processes
  • Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones Research
  • Ocean Waves and Remote Sensing
  • Marine and Coastal Ecosystems
  • Climate Variability and Models
  • Marine and Fisheries Research
  • Arctic and Antarctic Ice Dynamics

Teague has published multiple articles in a variety of scientific journals, with frequent appearances in the following venues:

  • Journal of Physical Oceanography
  • Geophysical Research Letters
  • Journal of Oceanography
  • SSRN Electronic Journal

Representative recent publications include:

  • "Observations of Flow Separation and Mixing around the Northern Palau Island/Ridge" (2020) in Journal of Physical Oceanography
  • "Observations of Eddy-Modulated Turbulent Mixing in the Southern Bay of Bengal" (2021) in Journal of Physical Oceanography
  • "Tidally Driven Mixing "Hot Spot" at the Entrance of the Japan/East Sea" (2022) in Geophysical Research Letters
  • "Intraseasonal Variability of Upper-Ocean Heat Fluxes in the Central Bay of Bengal" (2021) in Journal of Physical Oceanography
  • "Current observations on and around a deep-ocean island/reef: northern Palau and Velasco Reef" (2022) in Journal of Oceanography

William J. Teague frequently collaborates with various researchers. Notable co-authors include:

  • H. W. Wijesekera
  • David W. Wang
  • Conrad A. Luecke
  • Ewa Jarosz
  • Zachariah R. Hallock

The body of work demonstrates a focus on ocean mixing processes, heat flux variability, and observational studies around island and reef environments. The research integrates multidisciplinary approaches to investigate oceanographic and atmospheric phenomena relevant to marine ecosystems and climate variability.

Best Publications

  • A Comparison Between the Generalized Digital Environmental Model and Levitus climatologies

    William J. Teague;Michael J. Carron;Patrick J. Hogan

  • The Modular Ocean Data Assimilation System (MODAS)

    D. N. Fox;W. J. Teague;C. N. Barron;M. R. Carnes

  • Decade-scale trans-Pacific propagation and warming effects of an El Niño anomaly

    G. A. Jacobs;H. E. Hurlburt;J. C. Kindle;E. J. Metzger

  • Bottom-up determination of air-sea momentum exchange under a major tropical cyclone

    Ewa Jarosz;Douglas A. Mitchell;David W. Wang;William J. Teague

  • Circulation and currents in the southwestern East/Japan Sea: Overview and review

    K.-I. Chang;W.J. Teague;S.J. Lyu;H.T. Perkins

  • A statistical comparison of wind speed, wave height, and wave period derived from satellite altimeters and ocean buoys in the Gulf of Mexico region

    Paul A. Hwang;William J. Teague;Gregg A. Jacobs;David W. Wang

  • Low-Frequency Current Observations in the Korea/Tsushima Strait

    W. J. Teague;G. A. Jacobs;H. T. Perkins;J. W. Book

  • Extreme Waves Under Hurricane Ivan

    David W. Wang;Douglas A. Mitchell;William J. Teague;Ewa Jarosz

  • Connectivity of the Taiwan, Cheju, and Korea straits

    W.J. Teague;G.A. Jacobs;D.S. Ko;T.Y. Tang

  • Monthly Variations of Water Masses in the Yellow and East China Seas, November 6, 1998

    H. B. Hur;G. A. Jacobs;W. J. Teague

  • Current observations on the development of the Yellow Sea Warm Current

    W. J. Teague;G. A. Jacobs

  • Observations of Kuroshio flow variations in the East China Sea

    Magdalena Andres;M Wimbush;J H Park;K I Chang

  • Inference of Subsurface Thermohaline Structure from Fields Measurable by Satellite

    Michael R. Carnes;William J. Teague;Jim L. Mitchell

  • Observed Oceanic Response over the Upper Continental Slope and Outer Shelf during Hurricane Ivan

    William J. Teague;Ewa Jarosz;David W. Wang;Douglas A. Mitchell

  • Upper Circulation Patterns in the Ulleung Basin

    D.A. Mitchell;D.R. Watts;M. Wimbush;W.J. Teague

  • On Flow Variability in the Bosphorus Strait

    Ewa Jarosz;William J. Teague;Jeffrey W. Book;Şükrü Beşiktepe

  • Current and tide observations in the southern Yellow Sea

    W. J. Teague;H. T. Perkins;Z. R. Hallock;G. A. Jacobs

  • Evaluation and Sensitivity Analysis of an Ocean Model Response to Hurricane Ivan

    G. R. Halliwell;Lynn K. Shay;J. K. Brewster;William J. Teague

  • ASIRI: An Ocean–Atmosphere Initiative for Bay of Bengal

    Hemantha W. Wijesekera;Emily Shroyer;Amit Tandon;M. Ravichandran

  • Transport variability across the Korea/Tsushima Strait and the Tsushima Island wake

    William J. Teague;Paul A. Hwang;Gregg A. Jacobs;Jeffrey W. Book

Frequent Co-Authors

Paul A. Hwang
Paul A. Hwang United States Naval Research Laboratory
Luca Centurioni
Luca Centurioni University of California, San Diego
Alan M. Shiller
Alan M. Shiller University of Southern Mississippi
Kuh Kim
Kuh Kim Seoul National University
D. Randolph Watts
D. Randolph Watts University of Rhode Island
Craig M. Lee
Craig M. Lee University of Washington
Patrick J. Hogan
Patrick J. Hogan United States Naval Research Laboratory
James N. Moum
James N. Moum Oregon State University
Harley E. Hurlburt
Harley E. Hurlburt United States Naval Research Laboratory
Daniel L. Rudnick
Daniel L. Rudnick Scripps Institution of Oceanography

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