DYAMOND coupled ocean-atmosphere simulation available
The DYAMOND simulation (aka GEOS/ECCO C1440-LLC2160) is a very high resolution coupled ocean-atmosphere run. It uses the MITgcm ocean model (2–4 km grid, 90 levels) and the NASA Goddard Earth Observing System (GEOS) atmosphere model (7 km grid, 72 levels). The simulation lasts 14 months starting 20Jan20. For access instructions, see here. And for the […]
Full LLC4320 dataset available
LLC4320 is a 1km resolution global ocean circulation simulation spanning the period September 2011 to November 2012. This 4 PB dataset is now available on SciServer. For access instructions see here.
Daily ECCOv4r4 data is now online
The ECCO global state estimate is an important ocean reanalysis dataset. It blends a dynamical ocean circulation model with several hundred million observations from satellites and in situ instruments for the period 1992–2017. The monthly-average ECCOv4r4 data has been available for some time on SciServer. Now the daily-average dataset is online. To access the data […]
New LLC4320 data
The LLC4320 global 2km resolution dataset has been extended. The new fields include the air/sea forcing data, sea ice, and vertical speed. Remember, the LLC4320 data currently on SciServer are just a 10-day test set. The full dataset is coming soon…
ECCO data available on SciServer and OceanSpy
The ECCO (Estimating the Circulation and Climate of the Ocean) v4r4 solution is available on SciServer and ready for analysis with OceanSpy. Select the OceanCirculation data volume when you create your SciServer Compute container and have fun! A Jupyter notebook tutorial on how to use the ECCO data will be posted soon.