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Send message Joined: 11 Feb 11 Posts: 14 Credit: 53,909 RAC: 0 |
Indian Ocean experiment This experiment aims to evaluate the importance of the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) event of the winter 2019/2020 on the strong and well predicted North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) of the same winter. The NAO is of large importance to European winter weather as it governs the winds over the North Atlantic which are related to the mild and wet winters of northern Europe. It has been shown that the NAO is in some years influenced by anomalous tropical ocean conditions (like El Nino). We aim to show that the strong positive IOD of 2019/2020 had an influence on the NAO and resulting warm conditions of this winter. We use the large ensemble of the OpenIFS@Home to identify the connections between the tropical Indian Ocean and the North Atlantic region. Technical information CPDN app-name: oifs_43r3 Run time: ~8 hrs/task on a modern CPU Max memory: ~7Gb Total number of files: 783 files Model output: 8.5Mb per output step (uncompressed) Total size of uploaded files: 2.6GB Checkpoint filesize: ~800Mb (these are periodically created & deleted in the slot dir and not uploaded) (The total size of the upload is one member zipped.) |
Send message Joined: 1 Jan 07 Posts: 1014 Credit: 35,788,735 RAC: 25,438 |
Take care with these models - my first one failed (error report). Just download one, and try that, before going for a big cache. |
![]() Send message Joined: 15 May 09 Posts: 4444 Credit: 17,929,339 RAC: 29,974 |
Please can comments/questions go in the OpenIFS discussion thread rather than the news thread! |
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