Sistema de pronóstico de las condiciones oceanográficas del Mar Caribe
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https://doi.org/10.26640/22159045.112Keywords:
Caribbean Sea, hydrodynamic model, oceanographic forescast, oil spillAbstract
An oceanographic forecast system is presented, based on a hydrodynamic model for the Caribbean Sea. The system receives data from remote sensors on board of NOAA's satellites, to be assimilated in cuasi-real time mode, Weather forecast from a high-resolution global meteorological model (UKMO, United Kingdom) enters the system daily for prediction up to 72 hours. The system may forecast an oil spill oran object on the sea. For the Navy units, it provides useful information about the vertical thermal structure of the water column and could have applications for the fishery industry. The functioning of the system is described for the cases of daily operation, accidents and model re-initialization. Descriptions for the inputs, the transport block formulation and the friendly software designed for its operation are presented.Downloads
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