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Model details
Providers are asked to add their model details to the page Model details by providers. (these pages have been retired now)- The summary of all model details can be seen in Models' description page.
General requirements
- Domain and resolution
- The fields have to be provided on a regular latitude‐longitude grid at the resolution that is best matching the native resolution of the direct model output.
- Parameters
- following set of parameters was agreed:
Atmospheric forcing:
- 10 metre U wind component [m/s]
- 10 metre V wind component [m/s]
- Wave Fields:
- Significant height of combined wind waves and swell [m]
- Peak wave period [s]
- Mean zero-crossing wave period [s]
- Mean wave direction [degree true]
- following set of parameters was agreed:
Forecast-observation matching
The matching between forecast and observation will be based on a nearest grid point approach.
No match-up will be performed if any of the surrounding grid points are missing in order to minimise land contamination effects.
- Data format
- The data shall be encoded in GRIB format (edition 2) using WMO compliant templates. ECMWF can assist in the conversion into GRIB edition 2.
- Encoding details
Refer to the page LC-WFV technical details for complete specification of the required input data.
- Data exchange
- Refer to the page LC-WFV technical details for expected test and future production work flow.
duThe aim of this page is to establish the data format and the file name convention for the data exchange in the context of the activities of the WMO Lead Centre for Wave Forecast Verification.
We aim at inviting the different institutes that are participating in the current Wave Forecast Verification Project that Jean Bidlot has maintained for JCOMM:
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duThe aim of this page is to establish the data format and the file name convention for the data exchange in the context of the activities of the WMO Lead Centre for Wave Forecast Verification.
We aim at inviting the different institutes that are participating in the current Wave Forecast Verification Project that Jean Bidlot has maintained for JCOMM:
Current contributors to the wave forecast verification project.
The start date indicates the date from which data have been provided.
Data coverage is either global or regional.
The number of forecasts per day and the forecast range refer to the data that is transmitted for verification purposes and not to what each centre provides to its users.
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European Centre for Medium-Range Weather
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National Institute of Water
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Det Norske Meteorologiske Institutt, Norway
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Servicio de Hidrografía Naval, Servicio Meteorológico, Argentina
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