Progress and challenges in short-to medium-range coupled prediction

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The availability of GODAE Oceanview-type ocean forecast systems provides the opportunity to develop high-resolution, short-to medium-range coupled prediction systems. Several groups have undertaken the first experiments based on relatively unsophisticated approaches. Progress is being driven at the institutional level targeting a range of applications that represent their respective national interests with clear overlaps and opportunities for information exchange and collaboration. The applications include forecasting of the general circulation, hurricanes, extra-tropical storms, highlatitude weather and coastal air–sea interaction. In some cases, research has moved beyond case and sensitivity studies to controlled experiments to obtain statistically significant metrics and operational predictions.

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Brassington, G. B., Martin, M. J., Tolman, H. L., Akella, S., Balmeseda, M., Chambers, C. R. S., … Todling, R. (2015). Progress and challenges in short-to medium-range coupled prediction. Journal of Operational Oceanography, 8, s239–s258. https://doi.org/10.1080/1755876X.2015.1049875

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