Variability of particulate seawater properties related to bottom
mixed layer-associated internal waves in shallow water on a time
scale of hours  Turnewitsch, Robert, Gerhard Graf  Limnol.
Oceanogr., 48(3), 2003, 1254-1264 | DOI:
10.4319/lo.2003.48.3.1254  ABSTRACT: To obtain information on
relations between internal wave-controlled hydrographic
variability in bottom mixed layers (BMLs) and particle-
associated BML parameters, depth distributions of density,
relative turbidity, relative chlorophyll a (Chl a), relative
phycoerythrin fluorescence (Phyco), total particulate matter
(TPM), particulate carbon (PC), and particulate nitrogen (PN)
were obtained at a shallow-water site in the southwestern Baltic
Sea in July 2001 in the course of a temporally highly resolved
1-d time series. The density distribution showed evidence for a
BML and undulations of BML thickness probably caused by near-
inertial internal waves. Relative pigment fluorescence in the
BML and in the layer above the BML was inversely coupled and re