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Modelling ocean circulation processes in the MIT general circulation model using nen.doc | File only available to GIS staff and students | 925 kB | Microsoft Word | | dataIO.html | File only available to GIS staff and students | 19.99 kB | HTML | | Nen.html | File only available to GIS staff and students | 20.63 kB | HTML | | nenDriver.html | File only available to GIS staff and students | 8.98 kB | HTML | | nenDisplay.html | File only available to GIS staff and students | 12.34 kB | HTML | | nearlyNen.html | File only available to GIS staff and students | 11.54 kB | HTML | | RawNen.html | File only available to GIS staff and students | 16.9 kB | HTML | |
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| Title: | Modelling ocean circulation processes in the MIT general circulation model using nen |
| Authors: | Barnshaw, Heather E |
| Supervisor(s): | Reitsma, Femke |
| Issue Date: | 24-Sep-2007 |
| Abstract: | Previous work by Reitsma and Albrecht (2005, 2006) and Reitsma and Dubayah (2006) documented the development and implementation of a new process-based data model, called nen. This paper extends that work by applying the data model to a small subsection of the data generated by the MITgcm general circulation model. The data was generated as a text file output by the MITgcm by modifying the model code. This file was then converted into nen data using a Java package. Consideration is given to the possible applications of this methodology to improve interoperability between models, and in the context of the Semantic web. |
| Keywords: | GIS
Data model
nen
General Circulation Model |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1842/1888 |
| Appears in Collections: | MSc Geographical Information Science thesis collection
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