Notebook associated with ‘High-Frequency Variability in the Circulation and Hydrography of the Denmark Strait Overflow from a High-resolution Numerical Model’

This notebook aims to investigate the Denmark Strait overflow variability by detecting and characterizing boluses and pulses, which are the two dominant mesoscale features in the strait. It reproduces the figures published in the paper “High-Frequency Variability in the Circulation and Hydrography o...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Almansi, Mattia, Haine, Thomas W. N., Pickart, R. S., Magaldi, M. G., Gelderloos, Renske, Mastropole, D.
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:unknown
Published: SciServer, Johns Hopkins University 2017
Subjects:
Denmark Strait
Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.7281/t1q52ms4
https://github.com/sciserver/JHU-MITgcm_Tools/blob/master/notebooks/Almansi_etal_2017.ipynb
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Summary:This notebook aims to investigate the Denmark Strait overflow variability by detecting and characterizing boluses and pulses, which are the two dominant mesoscale features in the strait. It reproduces the figures published in the paper “High-Frequency Variability in the Circulation and Hydrography of the Denmark Strait Overflow from a High-resolution Numerical Model” (Almansi et al., 2017; Journal of Physical Oceanography) using fast algorithms that have been developed to facilitate extracting information from model output fields. Figures that involve datasets other than the high-resolution numerical simulations stored on SciServer (http://www.sciserver.org/integration/oceanography/) have been omitted (F04 - F05 - F06). Available figures: F01a - F02 - F03 - F07 - F08 - F09 - F10 - F11 - F12.

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