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MSEAS Summary of Work Processed atmospheric forcing flux analyses and forecasts from NCEP NAM 32km model Created a web page for the project with the data.

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1 MSEAS Summary of Work Processed atmospheric forcing flux analyses and forecasts from NCEP NAM 32km model Created a web page for the project with the data we have collected and processed so far: Shows profiles collected, SST snapshots, buoy SST time-series, Jenifer Clark's Gulf Stream charts, etc. Main research page: Set up some possible ocean scenario simulations using our MIT-MSEAS modeling system One initialized based on HYCOM simulation fields for that end of June 2009 week Corrected HYCOM fields using the limited data we have Added tidal forcing (so as to generate internal tides) Ran 1km-resolution ocean simulations for the period around June 30, 2009, for different initial conditions and parameters (tides, atmospheric forcing, etc.) Provides possible scenarios Analyzed the results this week and submitted more simulations Compared MIT-MSEAS initialization with HYCOM fields Compared simulations with buoy SST data, image-derived SST data, and T & S profile data

2 MIT-MSEAS 1 km domain over bathymetry
Present MSEAS Modelling Set-Up Bathymetry: NOAA Coastal Relief, Smith and Sandwell Horizontal resolution: 1 km Vertical Discretization: 100 optimized vertical levels Tidal Forcing: high resolution TPXO8-Atlas from OSU Reprocessed for higher res. bathy./coastline & quadratic bot. drag Atmos. Forcing: 32 km NCEP NAM (4 forecasts/day) 1/12o HYCOM Initial Conditions (corrected) Vel. optimized for high-res. coasts/bathy. [Haley et al, 2015] Possible future upgrades: Nesting/Tiling sub domains ESSE for ensemble forecasting Dynamically-Orthogonal PEs for surface ducts GMM-DO filter and smoother for ocean-physics- acoustics inversion & tomography Bayesian mutual information fields MIT-MSEAS 1 km domain over bathymetry

3 Derived Wind Stress Forcing (from NCEP NAM)
June 23 June 24 June 25 June 26 June 27 June 28 June 29 June 30 July 1 July 2 1-day average wind stress (dyne/cm2) for June 23-July 2, 2009 Wind stress values computed from wind velocity analyses fields (NCEP NAM analyses: 32 km spatial resolution) 1-h time resolution; variability at time scales less than 1 h not provided 1 N/m2 = 10 dyne/cm2

4 Derived Wind Stress Forcing (from NCEP NAM): Notable June-July 2009 “Wind Events”
dyne/cm2 32 km data resolution Strong wind event on June 23 00:00Z Date Time (Z) Strength June 23 00-24 Strong June 26 12Z – June 27 6Z Minor June 29 18 June 30 July 1 06-18 July 3 00-06 July 4 00Z – July 5 12Z Moderate Minor wind event on June 30 18:00Z Moderate wind event on July 4 18:00Z Data collection took place on June 30. 1 N/m2 = 10 dyne/cm2

5 June/July 2009 Synoptic data for model input or validation
Data Type Variables Duration ARGO T & S 2009/06/19 12:21Z – 2009/07/19 13:09Z GTSPP 2009/06/01 00:00Z – 2009/07/31 23:45Z NMFS 2009/06/01 01:05Z – 2009/07/28 00:51Z WOD CTD WOD XBT T 2009/06/04 13:26Z – 2009/07/23 22:13Z OASIS XBT 2009/06/30 NDBC Buoys SST 2009/06/01 – 2009/07/31 Satellite-based SST 2009/06/29 10:30Z – 2009/06/30 21:26Z Data used as inputs for ICs, param., DA Lots of work into MIT-MSEAS data processing Locations of data (by type) between June 1 and July 31, 2009

6 June 22 – July 7, 2009 Synoptic data for model input or validation
Data Type Variables Duration GTSPP T & S 2009/06/22 00:00Z – 2009/07/07 00:00Z WOD XBT T 2009/06/22 00:01 – 2009/07/06 14:35Z OASIS XBT 2009/06/30 NDBC Buoys SST 2009/06/22 – 2009/07/07 Satellite-based SST 2009/06/29 10:30Z – 2009/06/30 21:26Z Data used as inputs for ICs, param., DA Lots of work into MIT-MSEAS data processing Locations of data (by type) between June 22 and July 7, 2009

7 30m Scaled Vorticity from MIT-MSEAS

8 Effect of our MSEAS data correction on HYCOM
Sound speed along OASIS XBT section Data 30m Sound Speed Uncorrected Data Corrected Data Data corrections to HYCOM introduce colder deep water on shelf near XBT region and also sharper gradients, both near front and vertically.  Sound speed gradients similarly enhanced.

9 Effects of tides on sound speed from MIT-MSEAS
Sound speed along OASIS XBT section 30m sound speed

10 Scenarios Tides/internal tides. Needed for significant changes in C near XBTs Initialization time (generate high-res features, underway) starting June 26 or 28 qualitatively similar by June 30 Bottom Friction. (decreasing permits slightly more movement of foot of front) Shelfbreak front. (varying location, steepness. Underway) Effects of Hudson Canyon (underway) Effects of Atmospheric forcing (underway)


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