Snapshot-based Decomposition of Multiscale Oceanic Motions in Anticipation of Upcoming Wide-Swath Satellite Missions

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发布日期:2023-06-02 阅读:306

报告人:王传印 博士后,南方海洋科学与工程广东省实验室(珠海)

邀请人:刘统亚 副研究员

时    间:6月5日 14:30-16:00

地    点:1号楼610会议室


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召集人: 刘统亚 副研究员

会议时间:6月5日 14:30-16:00

会议地点:1号楼610会议室

报告人:王传印 博士后,南方海洋科学与工程广东省实验室(珠海)

报告题目:Snapshot-based Decomposition of Multiscale Oceanic Motions in Anticipation of Upcoming Wide-Swath Satellite Missions


报告人简介:王传印,博士毕业于厦门大学,现为南方海洋科学与工程广东省实验室(珠海)博士后。主要从事海洋多尺度相互作用研究,在海洋多尺度运动分解方面取得了系列研究成果,相关成果发表于Journal of Physical Oceanography, Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems, Limnology and Oceanography Letters等期刊。

报告摘要:Wide-swath satellite missions, such as Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) and Winds and Currents Mission (WaCM), will quasi-concurrently observe two-dimensional sea surface height and velocity. Thanks to the high spatial resolution of these observations, both vortical and wavy motions will be well captured. A major challenge is to disentangle vortical and wavy motions in these snapshot observations. This issue has attracted much effort, but crucial progress remains to be made. Here, assuming that only a single concurrent snapshot of sea surface height and velocity is available, we pursue a dynamical approach for disentangling vortical and wavy motions. It is realized by noting that wavy motions do not carry potential vorticity which is thus ascribed to vortical motions. A proof-of-concept application to simulated flows suggests that the proposed approach is simple and efficient, and is particularly useful for disentangling wavy and vortical motions in observations by wide-swath satellite missions.

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