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Comprehensive Input Data Requirements for Ocean-Ice Models in Marine Environments

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  1. YEOS Input data

  2. Required input data for models • Waves: wind forcing, bathymetry • Ocean-ice model: • Weather forcing • Bathymetry • Tidal harmonics • T/S climatology • River runoff • SPM: • Bottom sediment type • Initial condition • River SPM load

  3. Input data collected

  4. Weather forcing (25N-41N, 110E – 131E)

  5. Model bathymetry (3nm resolution)

  6. Tidal harmonics • Satellite: TOPEX/POSEIDON – 1/4degree resolution, 8 harmonics, Danish space centre, global • KORDI: 10km resolution, 8 harmonincs, Yellow Sea, East China Sea

  7. Large uncertainties for tidal harmonics (1)

  8. Large uncertainties for tidal harmonics (2)

  9. T/S monthly climatology and River runoff • T/S: NODC High resolution (1/4 degree) Temperature and Salinity Analyses of the World's Oceans (http://www.nodc.noaa.gov/OC5/WOA01/qd_ts01.html) Version 2. • River runoff: annual mean value – IAP

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