On the parameterization of eddy transfer, Part II: Tests with a channel model
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Abstract
In Part I of this paper (Killworth, 1997), a new eddy parameterization scheme was presented. Here, the scheme is tested by comparing its predictions with those of multi-year averages from an eddy-resolving channel model. Its accuracy is similar to that of a tuned version of previous schemes. However, a tuned version of the new parameterization can reproduce both the long-term average of the eddy-resolving solution as well as the initial slumping of a narrow front. Both tuned schemes reproduced the bolus transport well. The new parameterization reproduces the observed feature that the diffusivity is maximal at mid-depth and minimal at surface and floor.
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| Authors | Peter D. Killworth |
| Journal | journal of marine research |
| Year | 1998 |
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10.1357/002224098321822348
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