A Report On the Numerical Solution of the Geostrophic Conservation Equation
A Report On the Numerical Solution of the Geostrophic Conservation Equation
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21 method. The code will handle gilds of sizes up to 20 by 20 points. It Is an especially nice feature of this problem that the variation of the physical quantities involved can be esti- mated a priori and thus the problem has been scaled accordingly for fixed point arithmetic.
In pr3ctice, tl'ne increments on the order of one hour with mesh spacing ropresentinp distances on the order of 200 miles have been used. The initial data required is obtained by inter- polating from the U.... S. '-/eather Bureau's charts of the 50C mil- libar constant pressure surface. Detailed information concern- ing physical measT. Irements in the region of a hurricane have been, at the present writin. R, eitlier non-existent or not obtainable in a readily useful form.
This problem was coded for Univac rather than for a faster IBM machine of greater internal memory storage because one re- tains greater control of computational flow in such a pilot study. But even with the relatively slow Univac and using the coded program at maxi'num capacity a 211.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
•. '. -.
15 .
21 method. The code will handle gilds of sizes up to 20 by 20 points. It Is an especially nice feature of this problem that the variation of the physical quantities involved can be esti- mated a priori and thus the problem has been scaled accordingly for fixed point arithmetic.
In pr3ctice, tl'ne increments on the order of one hour with mesh spacing ropresentinp distances on the order of 200 miles have been used. The initial data required is obtained by inter- polating from the U.... S. '-/eather Bureau's charts of the 50C mil- libar constant pressure surface. Detailed information concern- ing physical measT. Irements in the region of a hurricane have been, at the present writin. R, eitlier non-existent or not obtainable in a readily useful form.
This problem was coded for Univac rather than for a faster IBM machine of greater internal memory storage because one re- tains greater control of computational flow in such a pilot study. But even with the relatively slow Univac and using the coded program at maxi'num capacity a 211.
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