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Perspectives on general coordinate models
• Motivation:– Single model (or framework/environment)
for both global scale• Adiabatic interior (hybrid coordinates)
and process studies• Non-hydrostatic
– Regional impact of global change, super-parameterization …e.g. 5-20km global resolution, 100m nested regional resolution (“Mosaics”)This will be a reality within the decade (or a few years).
• Can a Lagrangian (layered) class ocean model include non-hydrostatic effects?
• Pertinent issues originally noted by Bleck, Schopf and others– Recently discussed in note:
“On methods for solving the oceanic equations of motion in general coordinates”, Adcroft and Hallberg (2005), Ocean Modell. 8 (?)
with which we hope to re-invigorate the discussion.
Hydrostatic (Boussinesq) equations in height coordinates: “z”
• 7 unknowns, 4 prognostic eqns, 3 diagnostic eqns
• 2 x Gravity mode• 1 x Planetary mode• 1 x thermo-haline mode
– Free-surface equation obtained from continuity + B.C.s
p)θ,ρ(s,ρQswvssQθwvθθ0 w v 0pρ
F pv2ΩvD
szhzt
θzhzt
zhz
z
zρ1
hht o
g
ρsθp
Dw0) v,(u,vh
zt
Hydrostatic (Boussinesq) equations in isopycnal coordinates: “ρ”
• 8 unknowns, 7 equations– 5 prognostic eqns, 2 diagnostic eqns
– 8th equation: prescribe
p)θ,α(s,α
Qρszvszsz
Qρθzvθzθz
0ρzvzz
0pαgz
Fgzpαv2ΩvD
sρρhρρρt
θρrhρρρt
ρρhρρρt
ρρ
ρρhht
αsθ
zp
0) v,(u,v
ρ
h
ρQρ
ρ
Hydrostatic (Boussinesq) equations in general coordinates: “r”
• Coordinate transformation:• is “thickness”• 8 unknowns, 7 equations
8th equation? or
p)θ,ρ(s,ρQrszvszszQrθzvθzθz0rzvzz0pgzρ
Fgzpv2ΩvD
srrhrrrt
θrrhrrrt
rrhrrrt
rr
rρρ
rρ1
hht oo
r
h
zρsθpr
0) v,(u,v
rQr )H,η,z(r,z
t)z,y,r(x,r
zzxytr r
Using the continuity equation
Eulerian VerticalDynamics Method (EVD)
• Specifies
• Uses continuity diagnostically to find
Lagrangian VerticalDynamics Method (LVD)
• Specifies
(Inconsistent with a N-H vertical momentum equation?)
• Uses continuity to predict
0rzvzz rrhrrrt
)Hr,η,,η(z rt f
rz
hrrrr vzrz f
rrQr
rrrhrrrt Qzvzz
Unlikely to recover “adiabatic” properties of isopycnal models
Non-hydrostatic (Boussinesq) equations in height coordinates (z)
Momentum (3d)
Continuity (Volume)
Temperature, salt and E.O.S.
• Seven degrees of freedom– u,v,w,ρ,θ,s,p
• Seven equations– 5 prognostic + 2 relations– No eqns for p
0ˆ1
00
kgpKvt
0 v
p)θ,ρ(s,ρ QsD QθD stθt
Solving the non-hydrostatic equations in height coordinates: “projection method”
Momentum (3d)
Continuity (Volume)
Essential Algorithm
21
21 ˆ11
00
1
nnnn GkgKpvvt
010 nv
21
21
21
0
1
0
*
*
*
nn
n
nn
ptvv
vpttGvv
Constraint on flow= Equation for pressure!
Projection method in LVD mode?Momentum (3d) (as before)
Continuity
Using the Eulerian approach:
21
21 ˆ11
00
1
nnnn GkgKpvvt
0rzvzzzΔt1 1n
rr1
hnrr
nr
*r nn
If this is prescribed we can not insert the vertical momentum equation here
ρDrHDrηDrzz
przppz
tρtHtηrr*rΔt
ρ
rzrrrrrrr
0
Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian method (ALE)?
• Lagrangian phase
• (Optional) Eulerian phase (remapping)
0vzzzΔt1
hnrr
nr
*r
)z(z *r
1nr M 0rzzz
Δt1 1/n*
rr*r
1nr
To make this N-H, we have to already know the flow by this point.
The EVD approach tries to constrain the N-H pressure with the final form of continuity
Hydrostatic/non-hydrostatic decomposition
• Decompose pressure into parts– Surface (ps)
– Hydrostatic (ph)
– Non-hydrostatic (pnh)
00
0
1
0
1
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
1
ˆ11
11
gp
GkKpwwt
GKpppvvt
nhz
nwz
nnhz
nn
nhhh
nnh
nh
ns
nh
nh
Non-hydrostatic mode• 2D + 3D elliptic problem
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
0
1
0
22
0
0
10
0
**
****
***
***
*
*
nnhhh
nh
wzwzzhhnnhz
nnh
wnw
n
nshhh
n
kkh
nshh
nhh
nh
nhh
ptvv
GtGtwvppttGwtGww
ptvv
vzpHt
pttGvv
k
Hydr
osta
tic Can use EVD or LVD up until this point
N-H
upda
te
Non-hydrostatic modeling in general coordinates
• Explicit solution of Navier-Stokes equations– Continuity leads to a prognostic equation for
pressure
– Can be integrated in any coordinate system– Separation of time scales in ocean is prohibitive
sT QQ vρpDc1
3t2s
TC
QpvC
pCpD
vv
pt
Ocean Atmosphere
1-igw
-1s
s m 2c
s m 1500c
1-
-1s
s m 50U
s m 300c
Ocean Atmosphere
Points to take home
• Some hybrid coordinate models use Eulerian paradigm (not HyCOM, HyPOP, Poseidon)
– need to assess adiabaticity• Lagrangian paradigm
– Easy to make adiabatic– Harder to make non-hydrostatic (not impossible)– Breaks symmetry between horizontal and vertical
directions