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Temperature and salinity anomalies #4
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The notebook for this with additional figures is here: Some interesting things to note (figures here are averaged over years 11-15):
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Interesting. The weaker easterlies in the Amundsen Sea sector make this difficult to interpret without seeing a zoomed-in wind anomaly vector plot relative to CTRL in that area. Actually, I'd love to get a sense of the precise wind anomalies we're applying in all sectors. Maybe it's already been plotted by someone? I say a zoom as these wind vectors get terribly messy to plot over any large domain. Shown in CTRL and then the differenced vectors separately. |
I agree with Matt in that we should have a look at the perturbed wind field. The continental shelf in the Amundsen Sea is narrow, so changes in the winds might have big impacts. |
I've transferred the suggestion of wind speed vector plots to the JRA wind issue here, and made a new issue for wind stress change analysis here. |
Copying these plots here from the Sea Ice Issue to make them easier to find in the future. Showing that SST initially cools following the fast Ekman response in the UP simulation, but then later (by year 3) warms. The time series just shows summer SST, because in winter the SST has very minimal change, because it's so cold. |
Marking this issue as complete now, but let me know if anyone wants to see temp/salt time series in other specific regions etc. |
To do:
Maps of temp/salt anomalies (averaged over years 11-15 perhaps?) at various depths (e.g. surface, 200m, 500m, bottom).
Time series of temp/salt for different domains (perhaps select these based on what maps show).
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