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V. Knysh, S. Demyshev, N. Inyushina, G. Korotaev (2008)
Assimilation of climatic hydrological data in a Black-Sea model based on the algorithm of adaptive statistics of prognostic errorsPhysical Oceanography, 18
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Statistical Methods for the Interpretation of Meteorological Data
We realize the algorithm of adaptive statistics of forecasting errors for the assimilation of the climatic fields of temperature and salinity in the σ-coordinate model of the dynamics of the Black Sea. The principal relations of this algorithm and its simplified version based on the Kalman filter are presented. The distinctive features of realization of the algorithm specified by the model are discussed. We also present the results of comparison of the hydrophysical fields of the Black Sea reconstructed according to the algorithm of adaptive statistics and a simplified scheme of assimilation of the climatic data. It is shown that the dependence of sources in the transport equations (heat and salt diffusion) on the four-dimensional variances of forecasting errors and threedimensional measurement errors enables one to reconstruct the mutually adapted climatic parameters of the sea more exactly.
Physical Oceanography – Springer Journals
Published: Jun 22, 2010
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