Asimilación de datos de temperatura superficial del mar en el modelo de pronóstico de las condiciones oceanográficas del Mar Caribe
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https://doi.org/10.26640/22159045.114Keywords:
Caribe Sea, hydrodynamical forecasting model, data assimilation, sea surface temperatures, satellites NOAAAbstract
During the scientific project, "Numerical modeling applied to the Search and Rescue and naval operations", developed by the Centro de Investigaciones Oceanográficas e Hidrográficas (Colombian Navy), the concept of data assimilation, with a description of the methods used in 2003 for assimilation of sea-surface temperature from NOAA's satellites in the hydrodynarnical forecasting model for the Caribbean Sea, are presented.
Observations and filters are described and discussed. The two less complex assimilation techniques from a computational point of view are compared: these are the successive corrections scheme based on Cressman's method, and optimal interpolation. In general, the latter performs better and reduces variability of the analyzed fields, but it's more time-consuming.
Some results and advantages of the assimilation with both schemes are discussed.
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