Short-term forecasting with a multi-level spectral primitive equation model part I - model formulation

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A global baroclinic primitive equation model using the spectral technique has been constructedfor short- and me-dium-range numerical weather pre-diction. The spectral technique, which is aspecial case of the Galerkin method, employs spherical harmonic basis functions in the evaluation of all horizontal derivatives. The use of a transform technique allows all the horizontal operations to be performed efficiently and allows physical proces-ses to be evaluated in real space. The model employs a semi-implicit algo-rithm for time integration and finite differencing in the vertical. Physical processes include orography, moist convection, large scale precipitation and boundary layer processes. © Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.

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Daley, R., Girard, C., Henderson, J., & Simmonds, I. (1976). Short-term forecasting with a multi-level spectral primitive equation model part I - model formulation. Atmosphere, 14(2), 98–116. https://doi.org/10.1080/00046973.1976.9648405

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