MARCOOS Data Initialization Technique GSMR GOMFM Shelf Operational Modeling using HOPS Next steps – Validation and Assimilation.

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MARCOOS Data Initialization Technique GSMR GOMFM Shelf Operational Modeling using HOPS Next steps – Validation and Assimilation

Data SST SSH Climatology CODAR Drifter Glider

Methodology Previously developed multiscale feature models for the GSMR (Gangopadhyay et al – JAOT, 3-part study) Operationally implemented FORMS for the GOM/GB region (Gangopadhyay et al. 2003; Brown et al. 2007a,b) Brown et al. papers are in Jour. Oceanic Engg. Oct 2007.

From SST to Initial Field

Only the Gulf Stream

An example Initialization for SW06

CODAR + Drifter

Glider

The Team Wendell Avijit Andre Shawna Filipe Gustavo Chris With active support from MIT