A four-dimensional inversion of the acoustic tomography, satellite altimetry and in situ data using Quasigeostrophic constraints
Autor: | Konstantin V. Lebedev, Dmitri A. Nechaev, Max Yaremchuk |
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Rok vydání: | 2004 |
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Zdroj: | Inverse Problems in Science and Engineering. 12:409-431 |
ISSN: | 1741-5985 1741-5977 |
Popis: | A least square dynamically constrained inversion algorithm (DCIA) is developed for monitoring open ocean eddies in the regions, where open boundaries are the major sources of model forecast uncertainties on time scales larger than one week. We employ a finite-difference quasigeostrophic numerical model to constrain evolution of the ocean state. The inversion algorithm is based upon minimization of a quadratic cost function in the space of initial and boundary conditions for quasigeostrophic equations. The problem is regularized by enforcing smoothness in the fields of vorticity, buoyancy, and vertical velocity. We demonstrate that quasigeostrophic currents in an open ocean 1000 × 1000 km region can be effectively reconstructed using acoustic tomography and satellite altimetry data supported by additional sources of information. Performance of the algorithm is tested in the framework of twin-data experiments and then applied to the real observations. The analyzed observations span over the period of two mo... |
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