Asimilación de anomalías del nivel del mar en el sistema de predicción oceánica de DIMAR
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https://doi.org/10.26640/22159045.125Keywords:
Data assimilation, sea-levelAbstract
We present some trials in sea - height anomaly assimilation in the hydrodynamic forecast model for the Caribbean Sea in operation at CIOH, namely the Oceanic Prediction System of DIMAR (SPOD), using TOPEX/POSEIDON altimetry. Altimeter data and filters applied to these data are described, together with the results of numerical simulations performed with the aid of the “static approach”. This last approach is applied in the nudging procedure at the climate patterns of the domain as well as the liquid boundaries, solving the problem of boundary conditions in the model.Downloads
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Cooper M., Haines K. (1996), “Altimetric assimilation with water property conservation”, Journal of Geophysical Research101 (C1), enero 1996.
Ezer T., Mellor G. (1994), “Continuous assimilation of Geosat altimeter data into a three-dimensional primitive equation Gulf Stream model”, Journal of Physical Oceanography 24, pp. 832-847.
Fox A., Haines K.,de Cuevas B, Webb D. (2000a), “Altimeter assimilation in the OCCAM global model, Part I: A twin experiment”, Journal of Marine Systems26, pp. 303-322 (2000).
Fox A., Haines K., de Cuevas B, Webb D. (2000b), “Altimeter assimilation in the OCCAM global model, Part II: TOPEX/POSEIDON and ERS-1 assimilation”, Journal of Marine Systems 26, pp. 323-347 (2000).
Fukumori I., Raghunath R., Fu L., Chao Yi (1999) “Assimilation of TOPEX/Poseidon altimeter data into a global ocean circulation model: How good are the results?”, Journal of Geophysical Research 104 (C11), nov. 1999, pp. 25647-25665.
Hollemans P. (1999), “CoastWatch format software library and utilities: User's guide” (version 2), disponible en http://cwcaribbean.aoml.noaa.gov/software.html.
Lonin S. (2002), “Informe final DIMAR, año 2002”. CIOH, Cartagena, 220 p.
Lonin S., Anduckia J., Parra C.. Molares R. (2003), “Sistema de pronóstico de las condiciones oceanográficas del mar Caribe”, Boletín Científico No. 21, CIOH 2003.
Roemmich, D. (1981), “Circulation of the Caribbean Sea: A well-resolved inverse problem”, Journal of Geophysical Research 86, pp. 7993-8005. Referencias bibliográficas
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Asimilación de anomalías del nivel del mar en el sistema de predicción oceánica de DIMAR. (2004). CIOH Scientific Bulletin, 22, 26-35. https://doi.org/10.26640/22159045.125
