Hi,

Some of you on the mom4-list may be interested in this meeting.  Please
respond to Alistair Adcroft if interested in attending.  

Alistair Adcroft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

-Steve



Alistair Adcroft wrote:
> 
>              Z-coordinate ocean modeling meeting
>                   21-23 August, 2002, MIT
> 
> FOCUS OF MEETING:
> 
> This meeting will focus on recent developments and core issues facing
> the z-coordinate ocean models in wide-spread use today. Topics of
> discussion will include representation of physical processes,
> numerical methods and computational approaches. The venue will
> hopefully be provocative and enjoyable, with emphasis on interactive
> discussion.
> 
> KEY GOALS:
> 
>  A. To foster communication/interaction between ocean climate model
>     developers in the US and abroad.
>  B. To discuss scientific and engineering details of ocean model
>     development central to the goal of simulating seasonal to millennial
>     climate phenomena.
>  C. Focus will be given to immediate (0-3 years) issues relevant to
>     z-coordinate or similar models.
> 
> STRUCTURE:
> 
> Selected themes, some of which will be introduced/surveyed with a
> semi-formal talk(s). Thereafter, it will be opened up to "round-table"
> discussions/presentations. Time for each theme remains to be
> determined.
> 
> I. UPDATE FROM THE MODELING GROUPS (15-30 min talks)
>      Overview of progress since last meeting, current
>      topics of research and objectives for near future.
> 
> II. HORIZONTAL GRIDS
>     Topics to include
>      Orthogonal and general curvilinear coordinates
>      Vector invariant and tensorial forms of equations
>      Particular horizontal grids (tri-polar, geodesic, cubes, etc...)
>      Coupling to atmospheric models
>      Analysis issues
> 
> III. FORMULATION OF MODELS
>     Topics to include
>      Adding non-Boussinesq effects in Boussinesq models
>      Non-Boussinesq formulations
>      Alternative vertical coordinates
> 
> IV. PARAMETERIZATION OF SMALL SCALE PROCESSES
>     Topics to include
>      Bottom boundary layers and overflows
>      Mixed layers
>      Deep Convection
>      Internal waves and mixing
>      Eddy transport of scalars and momentum
>      Representation of sea-ice
> 
> V. EDDY PERMITTING MODELS
>     Topics to include
>      What parameterizations are appropriate
>      How accurate are eddy permitting calculations
> 
> VI. ADJOINT MODELS AND DATA ASSIMILATION
>     Topics to include
>      Sensitivity studies with adjoints
>      Maintaining compatibility with automatic compilers
>      Data assimilation
> 
> VII. ESMF, Couplers and other infrastructure frameworks
>     Topics to include
>      ESMF (Earth system modeling framework) and its
>      anticipated role in climate modeling; progress and time-line.
>      Coupling strategies
>      PRISM?
> 
> For more information visit http://ogcm.net/ where we will post
> hotel and logistical information.
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