DEGREES
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BS & MS, MIT, Cambridge, MA, 1961, Geology
and Geophysics
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Ph.D., Scripps Inst.of Oceanography, UCSD, San
Diego, CA, 1966, Physical Oceanography
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POSITIONS
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Jan., 1983 - present
Self-employed
Physical Scientist
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June, 1973 - Dec., 1982 Assistant Research
Oceanographer
Scripps Inst. of
Oceanography UCSD, San Diego, CA
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Jan., 1967 - July, 1973 Assistant Professor of
Oceanography
Graduate School of
Oceanography University of Rhode Island Narragansett, RI
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PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES
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Sigma Xi
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American Geophysical Union
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Oceanographical Society of Japan
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American Association for the Advancement of
Science
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American Meteorological Society
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JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS (not up to date):
Cone, R.A., N.S. Neidell
and K.E. Kenyon, 1963. The natural history of the Hardangerfjord, 5, Studies of
the deep-water sediments with the continuous seismic profiler. Sarsia, 14,
61-78.
Cook, J.C. and
K.E. Kenyon, 1963. Fast-response
thermistor probes for temperature microstructure studies at sea. Rev. Sci. Inst., 34, 496-499.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1967. Discussion of a paper by
Longuet-Higgins and Gill. Proc. Roy.
Soc., A, 299, 141-144.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1968. Wave-wave interactions of surface
and internal waves. J. Mar. Res., 26,
208-231.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1969. Note on Stokes' drift velocity for
edge waves. J. Geophys. Res., 74, 5533-5535.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1969. Stokes' drift velocity for random
gravity waves. J. Geophys. Res., 74,
6991-6994.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1970. Stokes transport. J. Geophys. Res., 75, 1133-1135.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1970. Wave-particle velocities. J. Mar. Res., 28, 367-370.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1970. A note on conservative edge wave
interactions. Deep-Sea Res.,17, 197-201.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1971. Wave refraction in ocean currents.
Deep-Sea Res., 18, 1023-1034.
Kenyon, K.E., 1972. Edge waves with current shear. J. Geophys. Res., 77, 6599-6603.
Lambert, R.B.,
D.R. Kester, M.E.Q. Pilson and K.E. Kenyon, 1973. In situ disolved oxygen measurements in the North andWest
Atlantic Ocean. J. Geophys.
Res., 78, 1479-1483.
Levine, E.R. and
K.E. Kenyon, 1975. The tidal energetics
ofNarragansett Bay. J. Geophys. Res., 80, 1683-1688.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1975. The influence of longitudinal
variations in wind stress curl on the steady ocean circulation. J. Phys. Oceanogr., 5, 334-346.
Barnett, T.P. and
K.E. Kenyon, 1975. Recent advances in
the study of wind waves. Rep. on Prog. in Phys., 38, 667-729.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1977. A large-scale longitudinal
variation in surface temperature in the North Pacific. J. Phys. Oceanogr., 7, 256-263.
Millero, F.J., D.
Forsht, D. Means, J. Gieskes and K.E. Kenyon, 1978. The density ofNorth
Pacific Oceanwaters. J. Geophys. Res., 83, 2359-2364.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1978. The surface layer of the North
Pacific in winter. J. Geophys. Res., 83,
6115-6122.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1978. The shallow salinity minimum of
the eastern North Pacific in winter. J. Phys. Oceanogr., 8, 1061-1069.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1978. Indirect evidence of deep flow
east of a North Pacific sea mount. J. Oceanogr. Soc.Japan, 34, 288-294.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1980. North Pacific sea surface
temperature observations: a history.
In: Oceanography, The Past. Edited by M. Sears and D. Merriman, pp.
267-279,Springer-Verlag,NY.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1981. A shallow northeastward current in
the North Pacific. J. Geophys. Res., 86,
6529-6536.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1983. Pacific vertical sections along 35N. Deep-Sea Res., 30,
349-369.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1983. Property differences in the
central northeastern Pacific between April, 1976 and July, 1977. J. Oceanogr.
Soc.Japan, 39, 73-81.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1983. On the depth of wave
influence. J. Phys. Oceanogr., 13, 1968-1970.
Kenyon, K.E., D.
Sheres and R.L. Bernstein, 1983. Short
waves on long waves. J. Geophys. Res., 88, 7589-7596.
Sheres, D., K.E.
Kenyon, R.L. Bernstein and R.C. Beardsley, 1985. Large horizontal surface velocity shears in
the ocean obtained from images of refracting swell and in situ moored current data.
J. Geophys. Res., 90,
4943-4950.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1987. Why a corrugated coast only influences
a longshore current within a wave length of the coast. J. Oceanogr. Soc.Japan, 43, 135-138.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1989. Diurnal variation of air
temperature across the North Pacific. Atmos. Res., 22, 285-295.
Sheres, D. and
K.E. Kenyon, 1989. A double vortex along
theCaliforniacoast. J. Geophys. Res., 94, 4989-4997.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1989. Lift theory for level flight using
Bernoullli's principle and cross-stream acceleration. Phys. Essays, 2, 241-245.
Kenyon, K.E. and
D.C. Kenyon, 1989. An elementary model
of a tornado. Geophys. Res. Letters, 16, 1281-1283.
Sheres, D. and
K.E. Kenyon, 1990. An eddy, coastal jets
and incoming swell all interactiong near Pt. Conception,California.
Int. J. Remote Sensing, 11,
5-25.
Sheres, D. and
K.E. Kenyon, 1990. Swell refraction by
the Pt. Conception ,Californiaeddy. Int. J. Remote Sensing, 11, 27-40.
Kenyon, K.E. and
D. Sheres, 1990. Stable gravity wave of
arbitrary amplitude in finite depth.
Int. J. Theor. Phys., 29,
101-108.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1991. Cyclostrophic balance in surface
gravity waves. J. Oceanogr. Soc.Japan, 47, 45-48.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1993. Kepler's first law: a short
derivation. Phys. Essays, 6, 564-566.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1994. Kepler's laws deduced from a force
balance. Phys. Essays, 7, 464-467.
Kenyon, K.E. and
D. Sheres, 1994. Solitary wave
elevations and depressions of finite and infinitesimal amplitude. Phys. Essays, 7, 146-152.
Kenyon, K.E. and
D. Sheres, 1996. Angular momentum and
action in surface gravity waves:
Application to wave-current interaction. J. Geophys. Res., 101, 1247-1252.
Kenyon, K. E.,
1996. Shallow water gravity waves: a
note on the particle orbits. J.
Oceanogr., 52, 353-357.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1996. Bi-daily variation of
meteorological properties at sea level across the Pacific along 35N. Atmos. Res., 43, 31-46.
Kenyon, K. E.,
1996. Gravity torques for surface
waves. J. of Oceanogr., 53, 89-92.
Kenyon, K. E.,
1997 Inertial air flows over the North
Pacific at mid-latitudes in spring. Atmos. Res., 43, 167-172.
Kenyon, K.E. and
D. Sheres, 1997. Einstein’s gravity wave
method applied to a two-layer fluid with current shear. Phys. Essays, 10, 55-63.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1997. Do surface gravity waves have spin
angular momentum? Phys. Essays, 10, 22-26.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1997. Cyclostrophic balance in surface
gravity waves: Essay on Coriolis
effects, J. of Oceanogr., 53,
311-315.
Kenyon, K. E.,
1998. Capillary waves understood by an
elementary method. J. of Oceanogr., 54, 343-346.
Kenyon, K. E.,
1998. Roll wave theory. Phys. Essays, 11, 531-540.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1999. North Pacific High: An hypothesis. Atmos. Res., 51, 15-34.
Kenyon, K. E.,
1999. Newton’s hypothetical orbits independently
derived. Phys. Essays, 12, 39-43.
Kenyon, K. E.,
1999. The n-Body problem solved in two
dimensions. Phys. Essays, 12, 197-203.
Kenyon, K.E.,
1999. The surface wave as a set of
springs. Phys. Essays, 12, 775-780.
Kenyon, K.E.,
2001. Exciting a rotating mass on a
spring without change to its rotation rate.
Euro. J. Phys., 22, 471-475.
Kenyon, K.E.,
2001. Stability of Solitary Waves. Phys. Essays, 14, 266-269.
Kenyon, K.E.,
2001. Exciting a revolving mass on a
string at constant tension. Phys.
Essays, 14, 309-313.
Kenyon, K.E., 2002. Equilibrium and perturbation forms of a
rotating self-gravitating mass. Phys.
Essays, 15, 290-296.
Kenton, K.E.,
2003. Curvature Boundary Layer. Physics Essays, 16, 74-85.
Kenyon, K.E.,
2004. Shoaling surface gravity waves
cause a force and a torque on the bottom.
J. O., 60, 1045-1052.
Kenyon, K.E.,
2004. Force and torque on a wall from
reflected surface gravity waves. Phys.
Essays, 17, 95-102 .
Kenyon, K.E.,
2005. Torques on solid boundaries caused
by inviscid laminar flows. Phys. Essays, 18, 103-111.
Kenyon, K.E.,
2005. Newton’s third law for rotary motion
derived. Phys. Essays, 18, 174-176.
Kenyon, K.E., 2006. Reaction forces of fluid flows on solid
boundaries. Phys. Essays, 19, 507-516.
Kenyon, K.E. and
D. Sheres, 2006. Wave force on an ocean
current. J. Phys. Oceanogr., 36, 212-231.
Kenyon, K.E.,
2006. Gravity forcing of surface waves.
Phys. Essays, 19, 83-90.
Kenyon, K.E.,
2006. Shoaling waves: A discussion. J. Oceanogr., 62, 923-927.
Kenyon, K.E.,
2007. Evapero-osmotic circulation. Phys. Essays, 20, 127-130.
Kenyon, K.E., 2007. Oscillatingtemperature pump for water. Phys. Essays, 20, 521-526.
Kenyon, K.E., 2007. Wind wave frequencies decrease during growth
and decay. Phys. Essays, 21, 252-259.
Kenyon, K.E., 2007. Upwelling by a wave pump. J. Oceanogr., 63, 327-331.
Sturges, W. and
K.E. Kenyon, 2008. Mean flow in theGulf of Mexico. J.
Phys. Oceanogr., 38, 1501-1514.
Kenyon, K.E.,
2007. Steady top-heavy shear flows. Phys. Essays 22, 19-21.
Kenyon, K.E.,
2008. Momentum of sound waves. Phys. Essays, 21, 68-69.
Kenyon, K.E.
2008. Static underwater air bubbles. Phys. Essays (accepted).
Kenyon, K.E. 2011. Drag of large bubbles. Phys. Essays, 24, No. 4.
Kenyon, K.E. 2010. Vena contracta and surface tension. Phys. Essays, 23, 579-583.
Kenyon, K.E.
2010. Erratum. Phys. Essays, 23, 532.
Kenyon, K.E., 2010. North Pacific
Cool-Down: 1940s-1960s. Natural Science, 2, 911-914.
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