On Balance And Initialization
On Balance And Initialization
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More recently (Morel et al. , 1971^ Mesinger, 1972) the method of iterative dynamic adjustment, suggested by Nitta and Hovermale (I969) in dealing with the geostrophic balance problem, was applied to the data acquisition problem. This was done in order to circiimvent the questions arising from achieving proper initialization only at the end of the predictability timeo Good results were reported with proper choice of finite-difference scheme, period of the back-and-f orth iteration, etc. There s...eems however to be a marked distinction between the results using data from a control run of the same model and those when using real data or data from a different model. The results when using "extraneous" data for iterative updating are much worse and rather discouraging (Morel et al. , 1971^ Mesinger, 1972). It may be worthwhile to stress that the forward-updating and iterative techniques discussed before were proposed when it became clear that traditional objective analysis methods, which had been fairly successful for the "filtered" (quasi-geostrophic and quadi-nondivergent ) models, produced "initialization shocks" and large-amplitude short waves in primitive equation models.
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More recently (Morel et al. , 1971^ Mesinger, 1972) the method of iterative dynamic adjustment, suggested by Nitta and Hovermale (I969) in dealing with the geostrophic balance problem, was applied to the data acquisition problem. This was done in order to circiimvent the questions arising from achieving proper initialization only at the end of the predictability timeo Good results were reported with proper choice of finite-difference scheme, period of the back-and-f orth iteration, etc. There s...eems however to be a marked distinction between the results using data from a control run of the same model and those when using real data or data from a different model. The results when using "extraneous" data for iterative updating are much worse and rather discouraging (Morel et al. , 1971^ Mesinger, 1972). It may be worthwhile to stress that the forward-updating and iterative techniques discussed before were proposed when it became clear that traditional objective analysis methods, which had been fairly successful for the "filtered" (quasi-geostrophic and quadi-nondivergent ) models, produced "initialization shocks" and large-amplitude short waves in primitive equation models.
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