Abstract
Abstract The formulation of a multi-level spectral model suitable for simulation of atmospheric flow on a hemispheric or global scale is presented. The derived primitive equations are employed together with spectral-grid transform procedures in the multi-level domain. An efficient semi-implicit time integration scheme is detailed and results of numerical integrations initialized from analytic fields and Southern Hemisphere data sets are presented. A simple initializing device of divergence dissipation is suggested and shown to be most effective in eliminating spurious large-scale inertia-gravity oscillations.
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Bourke, W. (1974). A Multi-Level Spectral Model. I. Formulation and Hemispheric Integrations. Monthly Weather Review, 102(10), 687–701. https://doi.org/10.1175/1520-0493(1974)102<0687:amlsmi>2.0.co;2
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