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ETAS (Eastern TASmania) Ocean Model Output - Selected Hourly Timeseries

Australian Ocean Data Network
Oliver, Eric, Dr ; Holbrook, Neil, Assoc/Prof ; Herzfeld, Mike, Dr
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The ETAS (Eastern TASmania) model is a high-resolution (~2 km in the horizontal) ocean model for eastern Tasmania, providing three-dimensional estimates of daily temperature, salinity, and circulation over the 1993-2014 period. This dataset consists of hourly temperature, salinity, sea level, eastward (u) and northward (v) currents (at depth and vertically-averaged) at selected locations.

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Statement: The Sparse Hydrodynamic Ocean Code (SHOC) developed at the CSIRO Marine Laboratories in Hobart (Australia) was used to dynamically simulate variability of the near-shore and continental shelf waters off eastern Tasmania for 1993-2014. SHOC is based on the nonlinear three-dimensional equations for momentum conservation, continuity, and the conservation of heat and salt. The model domain consists of the continental shelf and slope off eastern Tasmania. The domain was defined by a curvilinear horizontal grid with three open boundaries and the fourth side bounded by the Tasmanian coast. The seaward boundary ran parallel to the continental shelf break roughly following the 2500 m isobath. The two cross-shelf boundaries ran perpendicular to the shelf break and met the coast at South Cape in the south and just north of Eddystone Point in the north. The grid included two narrow spurs for the Derwent River and Huon River estuaries. River runoff was included by specifying the flow rate and temperature of freshwater input (zero salinity) every six hours at source points. The model boundary forcing consisted of daily fields of three-dimensional velocities, sea level, temperature and salinity from the 1/10-degree Bluelink ReANalysis (BRAN, version 3, 1/1/1993-31/7/2012) and OceanMAPS analysis (versions 2.0--2.2.1, 1/8/2012-31/12/2014). The model surface boundary forcing consisted of 6-hourly atmospheric fields provided by the National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) Climate Forecast System Reanalysis (CFSR, 1993-2010) and Climate Forecast System Version 2 analysis (CSFv2, 2011-2014). Daily fields of sea surface height and three-dimensional fields of velocity, temperature, and salinity, were output every day. Hourly time series were output at specific points of interest.

Created: 11 12 2015

Data time period: 1993 to 31 12 2014

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Atmospheric Sciences | ATMOSPHERIC/OCEAN INDICATORS | CLIMATE INDICATORS | COASTAL PROCESSES | Climatology (Excl. Climate Change Processes) | DENSITY | Depth averaged east current | Depth averaged north current | EARTH SCIENCE | EARTH SCIENCE SERVICES | Earth Sciences | East current | MODELS | North current | OCEAN CIRCULATION | OCEAN CURRENTS | OCEAN GENERAL CIRCULATION MODELS (OGCM)/REGIONAL OCEAN MODELS | OCEAN TEMPERATURE | Oceanography | OCEANS | Physical Oceanography | Practical salinity of the water body | SALINITY | SALINITY/DENSITY | SEA SURFACE HEIGHT | SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE | SURFACE SALINITY | Surface Elevation | Temperature of the water body | Time | oceans |

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