Ocean Weather and Ecosystems, progress report 2010

The principle objectives and sub-goals are: To further build on our competence in ”operational oceanography” focusing on basic research: – For improving and validating our TOPAZ system nested for the Nordic Seas and key Norwegian coastal regions. – To implement and validate a new formulation for the...

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Main Authors: L. Bertino, I. Sakova, A. Samuelsen, Sakova, Irina, Samuelsen, Annette
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: Zenodo 2011
Subjects:
Operational oceanography
Nordic Seas
Ecosystem
Biogeochemistry
Observation network
Ocean model
Data assimilation
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7520093
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Summary:The principle objectives and sub-goals are: To further build on our competence in ”operational oceanography” focusing on basic research: – For improving and validating our TOPAZ system nested for the Nordic Seas and key Norwegian coastal regions. – To implement and validate a new formulation for the ecosystem of the Nordic Seas. – To incorporate measurements of the internal ocean and biochemical variability. – To design and assess a cost effective configuration of a Nordic Seas network of observations. – To demonstrate the improved TOPAZ modelling and data assimilation system in operation over a period of one year and compare the output with other existing operational products. NERSC Technical Report no. 219. Funded by the Research Council of Norway, project no. 166568

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