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Abstract The root-mean-square magnitude of the vector difference between modeled and observed tidal ellipses is a comprehensive metric to evaluate the representation of tidal currents in ocean models. A practical… Click to show full abstract
Abstract The root-mean-square magnitude of the vector difference between modeled and observed tidal ellipses is a comprehensive metric to evaluate the representation of tidal currents in ocean models. A practical expression for this difference is given in terms of the harmonic constants that are routinely used to specify current ellipses for a given tidal constituent. The resulting metric is sensitive to differences in all four current ellipse parameters, including phase.
Keywords:
currents observations;
tidal currents;
model tidal;
evaluating model;
note evaluating
Journal Title: Continental Shelf Research
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Continental Shelf Research
Year Published: 2018
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