Hindcasted wave dynamic during the passage of typhoons

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Hindcasted wave dynamic during the passage of typhoons operational ocean forecast system and the next generation ocean model development Real-time integrated operational ocean forecasting Taiwan Multi-scale Community Ocean Model (TIMCOM) WRF 27/9/3 km CWB-GFS driven NCOM 0.027 deg HYCOM driven Meteo forcing: WRF/MSM NWW3 0.5/0.1/0.02 deg 2-way nesting WRF/RSM/MSM driven SWAN Local select WRF/MSM driven Taiwan Multi-scale Community Ocean Model (TIMCOM) was developed to provide a flexible and efficient community ocean model for simulating a variety of idealized and real ocean flows over a wide range of scales and boundary conditions. The model is particularly targeted at resolving multi-scale dynamics in the ocean environment, ranging from small scale turbulence to the global circulation gyres. It is now integrated within the CESM framework to participate the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project 6 (CMIP6). Two-way multi-scale coupled ocean circulation model TIMCOM 0.25 deg HYCOM driven CWB-GFS driven 0.125 deg Applications: Lagrangian trajectory of the particle released at southern Taiwan. Particle tracking for search and rescue operation Nowcasted ocean circulation and wave dynamics Tracer trajectories of step-wise swimming schemes in both runs (control- a, standard- b) and the sensitivity analyses on different initial locations: (c) 30˚N and (d) 32˚N. The color scale from cyan to magenta represents the simulation days from 1 to 31, while the blue line denoted the period when tracers move toward optimal spawning temperature. The gray dotted lines represent the tracers remained at the ECS. Interactive trajectory computation interface Forecasted mean wave period in the nested grid domain Fish migration and recruitment analysis Significant wave heights in domain 2 The main current system of western North Pacific. The modeled annual-averaged upper layer: velocity vectors and SST. Hindcasted wave dynamic during the passage of typhoons Regional ocean circulation and ocean-atmosphere interaction Mean wave periods in domain 3 Significant wave heights in domain 2.