James F. Price is a physical oceanographer whose research addresses upper-ocean response to wind and heating, internal waves, and the interaction between hurricanes and the ocean. His institutional curriculum vitae lists studies of storm wakes, diurnal heating and cooling, and wind-driven currents.[ref]
https://www2.whoi.edu/staff/jprice/curriculum-vitae/. Research Interests and publications: hurricane response (1981), internal-wave wake (1983), diurnal cycling (1986)
In Draining a Tank by James F. Price, experiments connect Torricelli's law to measured drainage through openings and outlet pipes. He compares observed flow with successive models incorporating surface tension and viscous drag, using dimensional analysis to organize the measurements. The study shows how apparently simple outflow can depart from an ideal-fluid law as the head decreases or the outlet geometry changes.[ref]
Draining a Tank by James F. Price. Summary; sections 2–6; section 8 attributes experiments, models, code and technical figures to the author
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