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An Evaluation of Environment Canada's Operational Ocean Wave Model Based on Moored Buoy Data
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: An operational ocean wave model called the Canadian Spectral Ocean Wave Model (CSOWM) has been implemented in the operational forecasting system of the Atmospheric Environment Service, Environment Canada, since early 1991. ...
THE MUTUAL INTERACTION OF MULTIPLE VORTEXES AND ITS INFLUENCE ON BINARY AND SINGLE TROPICAL VORTEX SYSTEMS
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A two-layer discrete vortex model developed previously is applied to the study of short-term displacements of tropical vortexes due to their mutual interaction. The model treats the tropical cells as point-form vortexes ...
Upslope Enhanced Extreme Rainfall Events over the Canadian Western Plains: A Mesoscale Numerical Simulation
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A limited-area numerical model, previously applied to the study of cold easterly circulations over the Canadian Western Plains, is used to simulate upslope enhanced extreme rainfall events over the Saskatchewan River and ...
Ocean Surface Wave Measurement Using a Steerable High-Frequency Narrow-Beam Ground Wave Radar
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Ground wave radar is emerging as an important tool for routine monitoring of ocean surface conditions and for ship and sea-ice surveillance at ranges well beyond the line-of-sight horizon that limits conventional systems. ...
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