Wave Height Modulation By Currents is a geophysical fluid dynamics phenomenon in which variations in underlying ocean currents alter the amplitude and steepness of surface gravity waves through wave-current interactions, distinguishing it from other wave-modulation mechanisms by its dependence on velocity shear and refractive effects induced by current gradients.
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Scripps Institution of Oceanography
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