Better operational forecasting for the contemporary arctic via ocean wave integration

Document ID ISOPE-I-12-065 Whether configured for operational purposes or for research, current coupled ice-ocean models and OGCMs lack sophistication in regard to core aspects of sea ice behavior, notably the determinative contribution that ocean waves make in evolving the sea ice canopy and hasten...

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Main Authors: Squire, V.A., Williams, T.D., Bennetts, L.G.
Other Authors: Twenty-second International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference (17 Jun 2012 - 22 Jun 2012 : Rhodes, Greece)
Format: Conference Object
Language:English
Published: OnePetro 2012
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/2440/88803
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spelling ftunivadelaidedl:oai:digital.library.adelaide.edu.au:2440/88803 2023-05-15T14:53:56+02:00 Better operational forecasting for the contemporary arctic via ocean wave integration Squire, V.A. Williams, T.D. Bennetts, L.G. Twenty-second International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference (17 Jun 2012 - 22 Jun 2012 : Rhodes, Greece) 2012 http://hdl.handle.net/2440/88803 en eng OnePetro Proceedings of the International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference, 2012, pp.1323-1330 9781880653944 1098-6189 1555-1792 http://hdl.handle.net/2440/88803 Bennetts, L.G. [0000-0001-9386-7882] Copyright © 2012 by the International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers (ISOPE) https://onepetro.org/ISOPEIOPEC/proceedings/ISOPE12/All-ISOPE12/ISOPE-I-12-065/12431 Sea ice global warming operational ice-ocean forecasting model /OGCM ocean wave scattering Arctic and Subarctic seas Southern Ocean sea ice morphology adjustment Conference paper 2012 ftunivadelaidedl 2023-02-06T06:57:11Z Document ID ISOPE-I-12-065 Whether configured for operational purposes or for research, current coupled ice-ocean models and OGCMs lack sophistication in regard to core aspects of sea ice behavior, notably the determinative contribution that ocean waves make in evolving the sea ice canopy and hastening its annihilation. Considerably enhanced climate resolving accuracy and reliability can potentially be achieved by incorporating naturally pervasive ocean wave / sea ice interactivity into a state-of-the-art polar ocean modeling framework originally developed and hosted by NERSC in Norway. This paper focuses on how to do this, recognizing the benefits that will flow from the research through better model parameterization and forecasting precision – especially with reference to contemporary adverse global warming effects. Vernon A. Squire, Timothy D. Williams, Luke G. Bennetts Conference Object Arctic Global warming Sea ice Southern Ocean Subarctic The University of Adelaide: Digital Library Arctic Luke ENVELOPE(-94.855,-94.855,56.296,56.296) Norway Southern Ocean
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topic Sea ice
global warming
operational ice-ocean forecasting model /OGCM
ocean wave scattering
Arctic and Subarctic seas
Southern Ocean
sea ice morphology adjustment
spellingShingle Sea ice
global warming
operational ice-ocean forecasting model /OGCM
ocean wave scattering
Arctic and Subarctic seas
Southern Ocean
sea ice morphology adjustment
Squire, V.A.
Williams, T.D.
Bennetts, L.G.
Better operational forecasting for the contemporary arctic via ocean wave integration
topic_facet Sea ice
global warming
operational ice-ocean forecasting model /OGCM
ocean wave scattering
Arctic and Subarctic seas
Southern Ocean
sea ice morphology adjustment
description Document ID ISOPE-I-12-065 Whether configured for operational purposes or for research, current coupled ice-ocean models and OGCMs lack sophistication in regard to core aspects of sea ice behavior, notably the determinative contribution that ocean waves make in evolving the sea ice canopy and hastening its annihilation. Considerably enhanced climate resolving accuracy and reliability can potentially be achieved by incorporating naturally pervasive ocean wave / sea ice interactivity into a state-of-the-art polar ocean modeling framework originally developed and hosted by NERSC in Norway. This paper focuses on how to do this, recognizing the benefits that will flow from the research through better model parameterization and forecasting precision – especially with reference to contemporary adverse global warming effects. Vernon A. Squire, Timothy D. Williams, Luke G. Bennetts
author2 Twenty-second International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference (17 Jun 2012 - 22 Jun 2012 : Rhodes, Greece)
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author Squire, V.A.
Williams, T.D.
Bennetts, L.G.
author_facet Squire, V.A.
Williams, T.D.
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author_sort Squire, V.A.
title Better operational forecasting for the contemporary arctic via ocean wave integration
title_short Better operational forecasting for the contemporary arctic via ocean wave integration
title_full Better operational forecasting for the contemporary arctic via ocean wave integration
title_fullStr Better operational forecasting for the contemporary arctic via ocean wave integration
title_full_unstemmed Better operational forecasting for the contemporary arctic via ocean wave integration
title_sort better operational forecasting for the contemporary arctic via ocean wave integration
publisher OnePetro
publishDate 2012
url http://hdl.handle.net/2440/88803
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op_relation Proceedings of the International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference, 2012, pp.1323-1330
9781880653944
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1555-1792
http://hdl.handle.net/2440/88803
Bennetts, L.G. [0000-0001-9386-7882]
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