Abstract
The oceanic bottom boundary layer is governed by non-linear, dynamic interactions between large-scale, wave, and turbulent flows. Large-scale modelling requires simple parameterizations of wave effects. Special cases turn out to allow rational simplifications. Utilization of these, with interpolations, give a simple description of the wave-affected large-scale boundary layer flow. The available data support the general behaviour of the present and comparable models, but are too few and scattered to allow a detailed model identification. The parameterization is expected to be reasonably realistic over wide intervals of possible flow conditions so that it is useful for large-scale flow modelling.
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