Observing Prince William Sound conditionsTwo-week ‘Sound Predictions 2009’ exercise tests weather and sea condition data gathering and forecasting for ocean observation Alan Bailey Petroleum News
Encircled by jagged mountain ranges, bordered by glacier-carved fiords and battered by storms sweeping in from the Gulf of Alaska, Prince William Sound would seem to offer some unique challenges to those who wish to perfect the science of forecasting ocean and weather conditions. But, as a relativel....
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