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Revision as of 15:34, 9 May 2013
Contents
Downscalling from 3D solutions
Download
MyOcean
NOOA : GFS, RTOFS
Conversion
grib-netcdf-hdf5
Interpolation
z-level to MOHID geo
bilinear vs triangulation
linear horizontally and vertically
Boundary conditions
Open boundary
high frequency vs low frequency = mohid 2D + 3D external solution
radiation + flow relaxation scheme
Surface
impose wind stress, solar radiation
Compute sensible heat, latent heat based in the water/air temperature, wind, relative humidity
Spin up
slow connection of terms: wind, tide, atmospheric pressure, baroclinc force
initial condition : salinity and temperature from external solutions, null sea level gradient and null velocities
initial strong relaxation of temperature and salinity in all domain
