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Exploring Attribution and Impacts of Upper Ocean Biases in CCSM3W Model: A Comprehensive Analysis

This study delves into the causes and consequences of upper ocean biases in CCSM3W, focusing on tropical sea surface salinity, ocean currents, and eastern boundary effects, with insights on the equatorial Pacific region. Results discuss biases' implications.

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Exploring Attribution and Impacts of Upper Ocean Biases in CCSM3W Model: A Comprehensive Analysis

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  1. Attribution and impacts of upper ocean biases in CCSM3W.G. Large and G. Danabasoglu • 1) Introduction • 2) Upper ocean biases (development, identification) • 3) Tropical SSS • 4) Ocean currents and effects on SST and SSS • 5) Ocean eastern boundaries • 6) The equatorial Pacific • 7) Discussion and Conclusion

  2. SEA SURFACE SALINITY

  3. PRECIPITATION

  4. WIND STRESS

  5. Barotropic Streamfunction

  6. SST

  7. SHORT WAVE

  8. TOTAL SURFACE HEAT FLUX

  9. PACIFIC EUC

  10. U(y,z)

  11. N-S section of T/S across Eq. @155°W

  12. SST anomaly

  13. winds U V

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