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We address the question of separating the ocean’s deterministic response to time-dependent forcing from its intrinsic chaotic variability. Ideally, one could compute the ensemble mean directly without performing numerous realizations, but this requires knowledge or closure of the second-order statistics — the classical turbulent-closure problem, here recast for a non-equilibrium, geophysical setting. Building on the ideas of n...
Part of Mediterranean Sea variability is forced and paced by external drivers (e.g. atmosphere, river runoffs, Atlantic inflow), while the other part has a random phase and spontaneously emerges due to chaotic intrinsic variability (CIV). This study quantifies across time scales the imprints of both variability components on the surface and zonal overturning circulations within the basin, from a 39-year 30-member ensemble ocea...
This study investigates the contributions of the ocean's chaotic intrinsic variability (CIV) and atmospherically forced variability to the interannual fluctuations in the North Atlantic Subtropical Mode Water (STMW) properties. Utilizing a 0.25° regional 50-member ocean–sea-ice ensemble simulation driven by an original surface forcing method and perturbed initially, the forced variability in STMW properties is estimated from e...
Cautionary tales from the mesoscale eddy transport tensorNARA Subscribed
We investigate the predictability properties of the ocean dynamics using an ensemble of short-term numerical regional ocean simulations forced by prescribed atmospheric conditions. In that purpose, we developed a kilometric-scale, regional model for the Western Mediterranean sea (MEDWEST60, at 1/60∘ horizontal resolution). A probabilistic approach is then followed, where a stochastic parameterization of model uncertainties is...
The southwestern Pacific Ocean sits at a bifurcation where southern subtropical waters are redistributed equatorward and poleward by different ocean currents. The processes governing the interannual variability of these currents are not completely understood. This issue is investigated using a probabilistic modeling strategy that allows disentangling the atmospherically forced deterministic ocean variability and the chaotic in...
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