The relationship between FNWC surfaces wind analysis pdf

The relationship between FNWC surfaces wind analysis

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Sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies on the daily synoptic time scale from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/National Environmental Satellite Service (NOAA/NESS) Global Operational SST Computation (GOSSTCOMP) data in the Eastern South Pacific are compared to deviations of similar time scale from the means of both the wind stress curl and the friction velocity cubed as derived from Fleet Numerical Weather Central’s (FNWC) mercator global band surface wind field. Example patterns of those variables as well as mean and unaltered fields are presented here. High correlations between the sea surface temperature deviations and the deviations of wind stress curl and friction velocity cubed were not attained at any log, owing largely to the paucity and poor quality of surface wind and satellite data. Further investigation is needed

• Creator/s: Berry, George Hamilton
• Date: 6/1/1977 0:00
• Book Topics/Themes: Meteorology

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