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Comparison of Temperature Anomaly Correlation: A Study on Ocean Surface Currents

This study compares temperature anomalies and surface currents in the Indian Ocean using data from various sources like TAO Mooring and ECMWF. The research focuses on understanding the correlation and errors in different systems.

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Comparison of Temperature Anomaly Correlation: A Study on Ocean Surface Currents

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  1. SST skill 1 mnth Heat Content skill 3 mnth 3 mnth 6 mnth 6 mnth 9 mnth 9 mnth

  2. Correlation Nino34 RMSE IOD

  3. Nino-4 Anomaly Correlation Red - Old system Navy - PEODAS Blue - ECMWF Navy - PEODAS Pink - No Assim

  4. Temperature error - comparison with TAO and ECMWF Temperature Comparison with TAO Mooring at 140W

  5. IOD Anomaly Correlation Red - Old system Navy - PEODAS Blue - ECMWF Navy - PEODAS Pink - No Assim

  6. Surface currents in the Indian Ocean Correlation of surface U with OSCAR(www.oscar.noaa.gov) PEODAS ECMWF ECMWF Better due to Altimeter ?

  7. At present, RAMA is 39% complete, with 18 of the 46 total mooring sites occupied (Figure 2). Nations that have provided mooring equipment, ship time, personnel, and/or logistic support so far include Japan, India, the United States, Indonesia, China, and France.

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