Developing and evaluating a new operational north-west European shelf model using NEMO Jason Holt1, Alex Arnold2, Rachel Furner2, Pat Hyder2*, Hedong Liu1, Matthew Martin2, Enda O’Dea2, Clare O’Neil1, Jeff Polton1, A

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Date: 2014-06-26 04:55:46 Weather prediction Earth Physical oceanography Oceanography Hindcast Mathematical modeling Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory Data assimilation Tide Atmospheric sciences Meteorology Statistical forecasting		Developing and evaluating a new operational north-west European shelf model using NEMO Jason Holt1, Alex Arnold2, Rachel Furner2, Pat Hyder2*, Hedong Liu1, Matthew Martin2, Enda O’Dea2, Clare O’Neil1, Jeff Polton1, A Add to Reading List Source URL: www.myocean.eu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 75,15 KB Share Document on Facebook

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