Data Assimilation for Oceanographic Application: A Brief Overview |
Park, Seon-K. (Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, Ewha Womans University) |
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Fineresolution 4DVAR data assimilation for the Great Plains tornado outbreak of 3 May 1999.
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Applecation of data assimilation to analysis of the ocean on large scales.
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Data assimilation by models. In: satellite Altimetry and Earth Sciences, edited by Fu
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Simplification of the Kalama filter for meteorological data assimilation.
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A Kalman filter analysis of sea level hekght in the tropical Pacific.
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A new approach to linear filtering and predicton problems.
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Four-dimensional data assimilation: comparison of variational and sequential algorithms.
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Data assimilation usong an ensembok kalman filter technique.
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Data assimilation and dynamical interpolation in Gulfcast experiments.
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Observing-systems simulation ewperiments: Past, Presint, and future.
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TOPEX/POSEIDON tides estimated using a global inverse model.
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Numerical variational analysis with weak constraint and application to surface analysis of severe storn gust.
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Variational methods.
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Atmospheric data assimilation.
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Emerging ocean observations for interdisciplinary data assimilation systems.
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Objective Analysis of Meteorological Fields.GIMIZ
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Advances in sequential estimation for atmosphere and oceanic flow.
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Oceanic observations.
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A strategy for operational implementation of 4-DVAR using an incremental approach.
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Improved global sea surface temperature analysis using optimum interpolation.
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Launching the Argo Armada: Taking the dcean's pulse with 3,000 free-ranging floats.
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Adjoint assimilation of altimetric, surface drtfter and hydrographic data in a QG model of the Azores Current.
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the ECMWF implementation of three-dimensional variational assimilation (3D-Var). I: Formulation.
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An operational objective analysis system.
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A singular evolutive extended Kalman filter for data assimilatios in oceanography.
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A numerical model for low-frequency equatorial dynamics.
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Large scale ocean circulation.
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The emergence of concurrent high resolution physical and bio-optical measurements in the upper ocean and their applications.
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Sequential data assimilation with a monlinearquasi-geostrophic model using Monte Carlo methods to forecast error statistics.
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An approximate Kalman filter for ocean data assimilation: an example with anidealized Gulr stream model.
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Wsak constraint data assimilation for tides in the Arctic Ocean.
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Scientific Plan for the Tropical Ocean and Global Atmosphere Programme.
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Assimilation of observations, an introduction.
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Assimilation of sea surface topography into an ocean circulation model using a steady state smoother.
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Using the extended Kalaman filter with a multilayer quasigeostrophic ocean model.
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A technique for maximizing details in numerical map anaoysis.
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Application of the quasi-inverse method to data assimilation.
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Initialization of equatorial waves in ocean models.
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Assimilation of Topex sea level measurements with a reducedgravity, shallow water model of the tropical Pacific ocean.
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Four-dimensional variational data Assimilation for mesoscale and storm-scale applications.
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Data constraints applied to models of the ocean general circulation. I. The steady case.
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Am adjoint examination of anudging method for data assimilation.
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Observing-systems simulation ewperiments: Past, Presint, and future.
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A global data assimilation system.
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Data assomolation in meteorology and oceanography.
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Comparison of sequential updating, Kalman filter and varational methods for assimilating Rossby waves in the simulated Geosat altimeter data into a quasi-geostrophic model.
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Optimality of variational data assimilation and its rdlationship with the Kalman filter and smoother.
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Mapping tropical pacific sea level:data assimilation via a reduced state kplman filter.
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Formulation of theory of perturbations for complicated models.
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Some basic formalisms in nrmerical variational analysis.
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Fitting dynamic models to Geosat sea-level observations in the tropical Pacific ocean: Ⅱ. A linear, wind-driven model.
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Data assimilation in models of the Indian Icean.
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Data assimilation at the oceanic mesoscale: A riview.
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Imferring meridional mass and heat transports of the Indian-Ocean by fitting a general-circulation model to climatological data.
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Variational assimilation of Geosat altimeter data into a two-layer quasi-geo-strophic model over the Newfoundland ridge and basin.
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