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handle: 10261/99833 , 20.500.14243/242183
Abstract. The MyOcean R&D project MESCLA (MEsoSCaLe dynamical Analysis through combined model, satellite and in situ data) was devoted to the high resolution 3-D retrieval of tracer and velocity fields in the oceans, based on the combination of in situ and satellite observations and quasi-geostrophic dynamical models. The retrieval techniques were also tested and compared with the output of a primitive equation model, with particular attention to the accuracy of the vertical velocity field as estimated through the Q vector formulation of the omega equation. The project focused on a test case, covering the region where the Gulf Stream separates from the US East Coast. This work demonstrated that innovative methods for the high resolution mapping of 3-D mesoscale dynamics from observations can be used to build the next generations of operational observation-based products.
Embryology, Mesoscale eddy, Cell Biology, United States, G, Environmental sciences, Observational method, Satellite data, Atlantic coast, Geography. Anthropology. Recreation, GE1-350, Resolution, Anatomy, Three-dimensional modeling, Mapping method, Quasi-geostrophic flow, Developmental Biology
Embryology, Mesoscale eddy, Cell Biology, United States, G, Environmental sciences, Observational method, Satellite data, Atlantic coast, Geography. Anthropology. Recreation, GE1-350, Resolution, Anatomy, Three-dimensional modeling, Mapping method, Quasi-geostrophic flow, Developmental Biology
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