A scale-aware formulation of the anticipated potential vorticity method (APVM), previously derived for quasi-uniform unstructured grids, is evaluated on multiresolution grids. Comparison is made to the original, nonscale-aware formulation of the APVM. Numerical experiments are performed using the shallow-water standard test case 5. The scale awareness of the new formulation is demonstrated by the following obser-vations: (i) the range of optimal values for the single parameter of the new formulation is much less sensitive to grid resolution than that of the original formulation; (ii) within the optimal parameter range, the new formulation is able to maintain proper dissipation across scales and is thus able to produce better results in term...
The shallow water equations are solved using a mesh of polygons on the sphere, which adapts infreque...
Numerical solution of differential equations having multitude of scales in the solution field is one...
The results from a concentrated computational effort are presented with the primary objective being ...
The long-term success of climate models that operate on multiresolution grids depends on access to s...
International audienceThe anticipated potential Vorticity method (APV) is a parameterization of the ...
Methods for upwinding the potential vorticity in a compatible finite element discretisation of the r...
The ability to solve the global shallow-water equations with a conforming, variable-resolution mesh ...
The arbitrarily structured C-grid, TRiSK (Thuburn, Ringler, Skamarock and Klemp, 2009, 2010) is bein...
A static adaptive grid approximates the topography and defines the vertical resolution in Vector-Oce...
The representation of nonlinear shallow-water flows poses severe challenges for numerical modeling. ...
Using the shallow water equations, a numerical framework on a spherical geodesic grid that conserves...
The paper presents two types of finite-difference schemes to represent the barotropic vorticity equa...
In this paper we outline several new particle-mesh methods that conserve potential vorticity (PV) in...
Copyright © 2010 Elsevier. NOTICE: this is the author’s version of a work that was accepted for pub...
Abstract Most submesoscale motions—fronts, eddies, filaments, and even large internal waves—are suff...
The shallow water equations are solved using a mesh of polygons on the sphere, which adapts infreque...
Numerical solution of differential equations having multitude of scales in the solution field is one...
The results from a concentrated computational effort are presented with the primary objective being ...
The long-term success of climate models that operate on multiresolution grids depends on access to s...
International audienceThe anticipated potential Vorticity method (APV) is a parameterization of the ...
Methods for upwinding the potential vorticity in a compatible finite element discretisation of the r...
The ability to solve the global shallow-water equations with a conforming, variable-resolution mesh ...
The arbitrarily structured C-grid, TRiSK (Thuburn, Ringler, Skamarock and Klemp, 2009, 2010) is bein...
A static adaptive grid approximates the topography and defines the vertical resolution in Vector-Oce...
The representation of nonlinear shallow-water flows poses severe challenges for numerical modeling. ...
Using the shallow water equations, a numerical framework on a spherical geodesic grid that conserves...
The paper presents two types of finite-difference schemes to represent the barotropic vorticity equa...
In this paper we outline several new particle-mesh methods that conserve potential vorticity (PV) in...
Copyright © 2010 Elsevier. NOTICE: this is the author’s version of a work that was accepted for pub...
Abstract Most submesoscale motions—fronts, eddies, filaments, and even large internal waves—are suff...
The shallow water equations are solved using a mesh of polygons on the sphere, which adapts infreque...
Numerical solution of differential equations having multitude of scales in the solution field is one...
The results from a concentrated computational effort are presented with the primary objective being ...