Estimating the Circulation and Climate of the Ocean (ECCO)
DSpace is used for the purpose of archiving and referencing
important but unpublished documents related to the ECCO project
(and its follow-on projects).
ECCO [
http://www.ecco-group.org/]
is a consortium formed by scientists at NASA/JPL, MIT/EAPS and
UCSD/SIO under the National Ocean Partnership Program (NOPP). It
intends to bring ocean state estimation from its current
experimental status to that of a practical and quasi operational
tool in support of programs such as GODAE and CLIVAR, for studying
large-scale ocean dynamics, designing observational strategies, and
examining the ocean's role in climate variability. The main task is
to bring together a global GCM with existing global data streams to
obtain the best possible estimate of the time evolving ocean
circulation and related uncertainties.
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Momentum Budget Evaluation in ASTE Release 1 Part I: Full momentum budget
(2021-06-15)The purpose of these notes is to describe how to perform accurate momentum budget analyses using output from the first release of the Arctic and Subpolar gyre sTate Estimate [ASTE R1 Nguyen et al., JAMES, 2021]. The goal ... -
Data sets used in ECCO Version 4 Release 3
(2019-02-18)The latest state estimate produced by the consortium for Estimating the Circulation and Climate of the Ocean (ECCO Version 4 Release 3 or V4R3 for short) is constrained by a variety of satellite and in situ ocean observations. ... -
Cloud-based solutions for distributed climate modeling
(2017-09-19)A new, cloud-based framework for climate modeling is introduced allowing to run climate models at the “click of a button”. The framework aims to simplify dissemination of climate models, increase transparency of modeling ...
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