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Rumus (19)
The overbars denote vertically integrated velocities such as
Rumus (20)
The wind stress components are -<wu(0)>-<wv(0)>, and the bottom stress components are -<wu(-1)>
and -<wv(-1)>. The quantities Fx and Fy are defined according to
Rumus (21a
And
Rumus (21b)
The so-called dispersion terms are defined according to
Rumus (22a)
Rumus (22b)
Note that, if AM is constant in the vertical, then the F terms in (22a) and (22b) cancel. However, we
account for possible vertical variability in the horizontal diffusivity; such is the case when a Smagorinsky
type diffusivity is used. As detailed below, all of the terms on the right side of (18) and (19) are
evaluated at each internal time step and then held constant throughout the many external, time steps.
If the external mode is executed cum sole, then Gx = Gy = 0.
3. FORTRAN SYMBOLS
in the following table, we list the FORTRAN symbols followed by their corresponding analytical symbols
in parenthese and a brief description of the symbols. Not explicitly tabulated are the suffixes b, blank
and f which are appended to many of the variables to denote the time levels n-1, n and n+1 respectively.
Indices
I, j (I, j)
Im, jm
K (k)
Iint (n)
Iext
Constants
Days
Dte (te)
Dti (ti)
Horcon ( C )
Iend
Iprint
Isplit
dti/ dte
Kappa ( k )
Mode
Nread (0 or 1)
Smoth ()
R, ad1, ad2
Umol
Tbias, sbias
temperature, salinity bias: for 32 bit arithmetic, may reduce roudoff error.