Development of a Global Hydrographic Climatology with High Quality Arctic Data
Our long-term goal is to better represent the Arctic Ocean in numerical models. In order to validate these models, we need high quality gridded fields of observed quantities such as ocean temperature and salinity. Both the historical mean and the historical variance are required. We then need to dis...
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ftdtic:ADA626104 2023-05-15T14:34:01+02:00 Development of a Global Hydrographic Climatology with High Quality Arctic Data Steele, Michael WASHINGTON UNIV SEATTLE APPLIED PHYSICS LAB 2001-09-30 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA626104 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA626104 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA626104 Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. DTIC Meteorology Physical and Dynamic Oceanography Hydrology Limnology and Potamology *ARCTIC OCEAN *CLIMATOLOGY *HYDROGRAPHY COMPUTER FILES FORECASTING NUMERICAL METHODS AND PROCEDURES SALINITY TEMPERATURE VALIDATION GLOBAL HYDROGRAPHIC CLIMATOLOGY NUMERICAL MODELS OCEAN TEMPERATURE ICE PREDICTION SYSTEM 3.0 PHC(POLAR SCIENCE CENTER HYDROGRAPHIC CLIMATOLOGY) ARCTIC DATA SETS AOA(ARCTIC OCEAN ATLAS) WOA98(WORLD OCEAN ATLAS 1998 VERSION) Text 2001 ftdtic 2016-02-24T19:44:18Z Our long-term goal is to better represent the Arctic Ocean in numerical models. In order to validate these models, we need high quality gridded fields of observed quantities such as ocean temperature and salinity. Both the historical mean and the historical variance are required. We then need to discover where and when the models diverge from the observations. Armed with this knowledge, we can proceed to make improvements that will assist the Navy with their forecasting mission. Text Arctic Arctic Ocean Polar Science Center Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic Arctic Ocean |
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Meteorology Physical and Dynamic Oceanography Hydrology Limnology and Potamology *ARCTIC OCEAN *CLIMATOLOGY *HYDROGRAPHY COMPUTER FILES FORECASTING NUMERICAL METHODS AND PROCEDURES SALINITY TEMPERATURE VALIDATION GLOBAL HYDROGRAPHIC CLIMATOLOGY NUMERICAL MODELS OCEAN TEMPERATURE ICE PREDICTION SYSTEM 3.0 PHC(POLAR SCIENCE CENTER HYDROGRAPHIC CLIMATOLOGY) ARCTIC DATA SETS AOA(ARCTIC OCEAN ATLAS) WOA98(WORLD OCEAN ATLAS 1998 VERSION) |
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Meteorology Physical and Dynamic Oceanography Hydrology Limnology and Potamology *ARCTIC OCEAN *CLIMATOLOGY *HYDROGRAPHY COMPUTER FILES FORECASTING NUMERICAL METHODS AND PROCEDURES SALINITY TEMPERATURE VALIDATION GLOBAL HYDROGRAPHIC CLIMATOLOGY NUMERICAL MODELS OCEAN TEMPERATURE ICE PREDICTION SYSTEM 3.0 PHC(POLAR SCIENCE CENTER HYDROGRAPHIC CLIMATOLOGY) ARCTIC DATA SETS AOA(ARCTIC OCEAN ATLAS) WOA98(WORLD OCEAN ATLAS 1998 VERSION) Steele, Michael Development of a Global Hydrographic Climatology with High Quality Arctic Data |
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Meteorology Physical and Dynamic Oceanography Hydrology Limnology and Potamology *ARCTIC OCEAN *CLIMATOLOGY *HYDROGRAPHY COMPUTER FILES FORECASTING NUMERICAL METHODS AND PROCEDURES SALINITY TEMPERATURE VALIDATION GLOBAL HYDROGRAPHIC CLIMATOLOGY NUMERICAL MODELS OCEAN TEMPERATURE ICE PREDICTION SYSTEM 3.0 PHC(POLAR SCIENCE CENTER HYDROGRAPHIC CLIMATOLOGY) ARCTIC DATA SETS AOA(ARCTIC OCEAN ATLAS) WOA98(WORLD OCEAN ATLAS 1998 VERSION) |
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Our long-term goal is to better represent the Arctic Ocean in numerical models. In order to validate these models, we need high quality gridded fields of observed quantities such as ocean temperature and salinity. Both the historical mean and the historical variance are required. We then need to discover where and when the models diverge from the observations. Armed with this knowledge, we can proceed to make improvements that will assist the Navy with their forecasting mission. |
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Development of a Global Hydrographic Climatology with High Quality Arctic Data |
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Development of a Global Hydrographic Climatology with High Quality Arctic Data |
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Development of a Global Hydrographic Climatology with High Quality Arctic Data |
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Development of a Global Hydrographic Climatology with High Quality Arctic Data |
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Development of a Global Hydrographic Climatology with High Quality Arctic Data |
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development of a global hydrographic climatology with high quality arctic data |
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