Hi folks
Do you have any idea to calculate isopycnal and diapycnal fluxes from the ROMS output? I know how to calculate the lateral and vertical flexes. But I need to decompose the fluxes to isopycnal and diapycnal.
How to calculate the isopycnal and diapycnal flux?
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Re: How to calculate the isopycnal and diapycnal flux?
Hi,
As for the isopycnal flux, you could divide one section into a few density classes and calculate the flux across each class. As for the diapycnal flux, there are two ways: one is through the control volume method, and the other is through -d(w's')/ds. The detailed derivations are described in Wang et al. (2017JPO) "Total Exchange Flow, Entrainment, and Diffusive Salt Flux in Estuaries".
--Tao Wang
Ocean University of China
As for the isopycnal flux, you could divide one section into a few density classes and calculate the flux across each class. As for the diapycnal flux, there are two ways: one is through the control volume method, and the other is through -d(w's')/ds. The detailed derivations are described in Wang et al. (2017JPO) "Total Exchange Flow, Entrainment, and Diffusive Salt Flux in Estuaries".
--Tao Wang
Ocean University of China
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Re: How to calculate the isopycnal and diapycnal flux?
Hi Tao,
Thank you very much. I will read your paper and contact you.
Wentao Ma
Thank you very much. I will read your paper and contact you.
Wentao Ma
taowangouc wrote: ↑Fri Dec 30, 2022 3:41 am Hi,
As for the isopycnal flux, you could divide one section into a few density classes and calculate the flux across each class. As for the diapycnal flux, there are two ways: one is through the control volume method, and the other is through -d(w's')/ds. The detailed derivations are described in Wang et al. (2017JPO) "Total Exchange Flow, Entrainment, and Diffusive Salt Flux in Estuaries".
--Tao Wang
Ocean University of China