Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9483427 | Journal of Marine Systems | 2005 | 18 Pages |
Abstract
We also propose and test two methods aimed at reducing the impact of the lack of synopticity. The first one corrects the observations using the quasi-geostrophic tendency equation. The second method combines the relocation of stations (based on a system velocity) and the correction of observations (through the estimation of a growth rate). For the fields simulated in this work, the second method gives better results than the first, being able to eliminate practically all synopticity errors in the case of the along-front sampling. In practice, the error reduction is likely to be less effective, since actual fields cannot be expected to have a system velocity as homogeneous as for the single-mode waves simulated in this work.
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Authors
Damià Gomis, Ananda Pascual, Mike A. Pedder,