Thank you for the answers and reference.
I see that the lon-lat-cap in ECCO has two "singularities" near the southern pole so I guess it is not optimal for waterworld problems.
Both lon-lat-cap and cubic sphere grids are similar at the north pole where three planes connect at each "corner" vertex ...
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- Tue Nov 24, 2015 8:38 am
- Forum: ROMS Discussion
- Topic: cubed sphere in ROMS?
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- Tue Nov 17, 2015 9:22 am
- Forum: ROMS Discussion
- Topic: cubed sphere in ROMS?
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cubed sphere in ROMS?
Hi,
I am fairly new to ROMS. I would like to run a few test cases on a barotropic ocean world (flat bottom, no land, homogeneous density). I have seen that mitGCM can be run on a cubed sphere grid and wondered if such a configuration was possible in ROMS and if anyone had tried it before.
Thank you ...
I am fairly new to ROMS. I would like to run a few test cases on a barotropic ocean world (flat bottom, no land, homogeneous density). I have seen that mitGCM can be run on a cubed sphere grid and wondered if such a configuration was possible in ROMS and if anyone had tried it before.
Thank you ...
- Tue May 03, 2011 5:28 am
- Forum: ROMS Discussion
- Topic: Convert sigma coordinate to Z depth in ferret
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Re: Convert sigma coordinate to Z depth in ferret
the reason that you can't see s_rho is because it is interpreted as an axis. you can see it with
show axis/all
and access it using
z[gz=s_rho]
As for the dummy variable, I think it can be a time independent approximation if zeta is small compared to the characteristics of the profile (if zeta is a ...
show axis/all
and access it using
z[gz=s_rho]
As for the dummy variable, I think it can be a time independent approximation if zeta is small compared to the characteristics of the profile (if zeta is a ...