Evaluation of high-resolution atmospheric and oceanic simulations of the California Current System

Renault, Lionel; McWilliams, James C.; Kessouri, Faycal; Jousse, Alexandre; Frenzel, Hartmut; Chen, Ru; Deutsch, Curtis

doi:10.1016/j.pocean.2021.102564

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Evaluation of high-resolution atmospheric and oceanic simulations of the California Current System

2021
By Renault, Lionel ; McWilliams, James C. ; Kessouri, Faycal ; ...
Source: Progress in Oceanography, 195, 102564

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This paper is the first of two that present a 16-year hindcast solution from a coupled physical and biogeochemical model of the California Current System (CCS) along the U. S. West Coast and validate the physical solution with respect to mean, seasonal, interannual, and subseasonal fields and, to a lesser degree, eddy variability. Its companion paper is Deutsch et al. (2021). The intent is to construct and demonstrate a modeling tool that will be used for mechanistic explanations, attributive causal assessments, and forecasts of future evolution for circulation and biogeochemistry, with particular attention to the increasing oceanic stratification, deoxygenation, and acidification.
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