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Oceanic response to atmospheric forcing derived from different climatic data sets. Intercomparison study for the Black Sea ArchiMer
Staneva, Jv; Stanev, Ev.
Available climatic and atmospheric analysis data have been used to prepare forcing functions for the Black Sea numerical model, based on the Bryan-Semtner-Cox Modular Ocean Model and including parameterizations for the atmosphere-ocean exchange, inflow through the strait of Bosphorus and the Mediterranean plume. Atmospheric data from different sources are compared and the drawbacks of some of them illustrated. A new wind stress data set, based on ship observations, is prepared. Compared to the existing wind stress estimates, the present ones use additional data and more accurate parameterization of the boundary layer physics. The intercomparison between forcing data sets is focused on the heat flux and freshwater flux at the sea surface. The model...
Tipo: Text Palavras-chave: Mer Noire; Échange d'eau; Échange de chaleur; Tension du vent; Modélisation numérique; Black Sea; Water exchange; Heat exchange; Wind stress; Numerical modelling.
Ano: 1998 URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00325/43664/43206.pdf
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Sea level variability in the central Red Sea ArchiMer
Sultan, Sar; Ahmad, F; Elghribi, Nm.
Analyses of the daily means of the sea level at Jeddah and Port Sudan for the year 1991 reveal that a large proportion (60%) of the energy is concentrated in the seasonal variations. The seasonal signal is approximated as the sum of an annual and semi-annual components. The amplitudes of the annual component are 20.3 and 12.7 cm respective! y and constitute about 44% of the total variance. The amplitudes of the semi-annual cycle are 9.6 cm and 7.7 cm and explain about 10% and 16% of the variance respcctively. At Jeddah cross-spectral anal ysis between the sea-level and the wind stress components shows that the annual cycle is mainly induced by the long-shore component. In contrast no correlation exists between the sea leve! and the cross-shore wind-stress...
Tipo: Text Palavras-chave: Niveau de la mer; Tension du vent; Analyse spectrale; Mer Rouge; Sea leve; Wind stress; Spectral analysis; Red Sea.
Ano: 1996 URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00096/20766/18392.pdf
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