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FVCOM-computed Steady-State Barotropic Response of Great Pond, ME to uniform wind forcing at 5 m/s from 8 cardinal directions. Upper left: Streamfunction (m^3/s) and wind vector (white). Upper middle: Bathymetry (m) and free surface elevation (m) [note negative sign is difficult to see, but setdown is as expected]. Upper right: vertically-averaged velocity vectors. White line shown is transect used for bottom panel. Bottom panel: Cross-transect flow (m/s) through transect shown in white line in upper right panel from left (west) to right (east). Positive values (solid contours) indicate flow out of screen (southerly) whereas negative values (dashed contours) indicates flow into screen (northerly). Computed using FVCOM 3.2 at 100m horizontal resolution [10k elements], 60 layers, k-eps Turb model. Shoreline from Google Earth. Bathymetry provided by Dr. King (Colby College).