Seven Years of the TOPEX/Poseidon Observation of the Global Ocean Dynamics
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We seek to document and explain the lifecycle of the warm SST anomaly that intensified and weakened off the west coast of the United States to peak anomalies of 4 degrees Kelvin during April-June 1997.
This paper provides a detailed illustration that it can be much more beneficial for ENSO forecasting to use data to improve the model parameterizations rather than to modify the initial conditions to gain in consistency with the simulated coupled system.
The measurement of global sea surface height made by the TOPEX/POSEIDON satellite has provided the first synoptic view of large-scale oceanic variability at the intraseasonal scales from weeks to months.
TOPEX/POSEIDON, a space mission jointly conducted by the United States and France, is the first space mission specifically designed and conducted for the study of the circulation of the world oceans.
The static response of sea level to the forcing of atmospheric pressure, the so-called inverted barometer (IB) effect, is investigated using TOPEX/POSEIDON data.