Changeset 194 for trunk/adm/website/Readme.rst

Timestamp:

12/27/12 19:43:23 (11 years ago)

Author:

pinsard

Message:

correct new refs location

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• trunk/adm/website/Readme.rst (modified) (2 diffs)

trunk/adm/website/Readme.rst

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-The TropFlux project aims at providing daily, timely, accurate air-sea heat and momentum flux data for the entire 30°N-30°S region.  Wind stresses and the four components of net surface heat flux are currently available for the entire 1979 to september 2011 period. We are currently working on a regular (~monthly) update of the TropFlux product until 3-4 months behind realtime, which should be available in 2012.
+The TropFlux project aims at providing daily, timely, accurate air-sea heat and momentum flux data for the entire 30°N-30°S region.  Wind stresses and the four components of net surface heat flux are currently available for the entire 1979 to July 2012 period. We are currently working on a regular (~monthly) update of the TropFlux product until 3-4 months behind realtime, which should be available in 2013.
 
 TropFlux is largely derived from a combination of ERA-I re-analysis data for turbulent and longwave fluxes, and ISCCP surface radiation data for shortwave flux. All input products are bias- and amplitude-corrected on the basis of Global Tropical Moored Buoy Array data, before surface net heat flux and wind stresses are computed using the COARE v3 bulk algorithm. A precise description of the flux computation procedure, as well as a detailed evaluation against other timely, daily air-sea heat flux alternatives (OAFLUX, NCEP, NCEP2, ERA-I) is provided in Praveen Kumar et al. 2012. The wind stress product is described, evaluated and compared against other widely used products (QuikSCAT, NCEP, NCEP2, ERA-I) in Praveen Kumar et al. submitted
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  - better variability and less biases than re-analysis fluxes (and equivalent or slightly better than the best performing products: OAFLUX for heat fluxes and ERA-I for wind stresses) ,
- - available until September 2011, and soon updated every month, lagging realtime by ~3 months,
+ - available until July 2012, and soon updated every month, lagging realtime by ~3 months,
  - a simple estimate of surface shortwave radiation is provided from OLR data, as a near-realtime alternative to the more accurate but irregularly updated ISCCP data.