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LAURENCE CROSNIER
Z coord., Rigid Lid.
Dyn/thermodynanic
sea ice.
SPIN UP: 5months.
Kraus-Turner.
ATL + MED.
No Med. Water
relaxation.
Relaxation to Levitus
SST and SSS.
SST 2.5° gridded (ARGO).
(T+S) vertical profiles.
Maps of ice concentration.
MSSH from previous run.
MFS IT
MOM 1.0
Z coord. , Rigid Lid.
No ice model.
SPIN UP: 7 years .
Constant vertical
mixing + vertical
adjustment.
MED.
Hori. 1/8°.
Verti. 31 levels.
Transport through
Gibraltar
parameterized.
6 Hourly ECMWF
forcing (Bulk
formulae momentum
and heat).
Relaxation to satellite
night time SST and
SSS climatologies.
OI SOFA.
SLA SSALTO-DUACS
along track once a week.
SST and T vertical profiles
along track once a week.
MSSH from previous run
with 1993-99 forcing.
HYCOM US
HYCOM 2.1
Hybrid coord., Free
surface.
No ice model.
SPIN UP: 15years.
KPP mixing.
ATL.
Hori1/12°(6.5km).
Verti. 26 hybrid
layers.
Entrainment
parameterization
of Med Water
Outflow.
3 hourly NOGAPS
forcing (Bulk
formulae for heat).
SSS=50%(E-P)
+50% relaxation to
Levitus SSS.
Relaxation to
MODAS SST
analysis.
OI Cooper&Haines.
SLA MODAS Maps once a
week.
MSSH from previous 1/12°
MICOM run with perpetual
ECMWF forcing.
3.
Definition of internal metrics
3.1. Common grid
All the systems interpolate their outputs on the so called MERSEA grid
with:
x A horizontal resolution of 1/8°.
x A vertical resolution with 8 vertical levels (at 5, 30, 50, 100,
200, 500, 1000, and 2000 meters) in the Mediterranean
basin.
x And 12 vertical levels (at 5, 30, 50, 100, 200, 400, 700,
1000, 1500, 2000, 2500, and 3000 meters) in the North
Atlantic.
The common geographical domain extends from 10°N to 68°N for the
North Atlantic and covers the whole Mediterranean Sea excluding the Black
Sea from 6°W eastward.
Class 1 to 3 diagnostics are provided on a real time basis by all teams
through their OPeNDAP server for the daily mean (or snapshots for
HYCOM-US) best estimates fields (the best estimate corresponds to the best
analysis field that each system can produce), as well as for the sixth day
forecast.
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