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Andrew Bennett

Discipline: Physical Oceanography
Title: Professor Emeritus
Contact Information:
email:
phone: (541) 737-9352
fax: (541) 737-3504

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Burt 442


Andrew Bennett - Professor Emeritus
Education:

BSc, University of Western Australia (Mathematics), 1966
PhD, Harvard University (Applied Mathematics), 1971


Research Interests:

Ocean data assimilation, regional modeling, theory of turbulence.

 



Current Research:

--Testing models of the tropical Pacific circulation by inverse methods; boundary conditions for hydrostatic and nonhydrostatic forecast models;Lagrangian fluid dynamics; electrophysiology of the cortex.

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THE INVERSE OCEAN MODELING SYSTEM

The IOM system implements weak-constraint four-dimensional variational assimilation, as described in Bennett (2002), for any ocean model and data set. The first full release of the Inverse Ocean Modeling system is now available for free download from the IOM website (http://iom.asu.edu). Features include:

---IOM Data Ingest System (IDIS), facilitates assimilation of data from  TAO, Jason, Argo and other major web centers. This preprocessor  stands alone from the IOM and is downloadable. The documentation is in  IOM Tech Doc No. 6 (IOM User Manual).

---GUI control of the IOM

---automatic generation of tangent-linear and adjoint models

---automatic generation of inversion utilities consistent with a user's  model

---pre-installed tutorial models (1D wave, shallow-water, Korteweg-  DeVries)

---installation (registration) guide for the user's model

---automatic generation of univariate error covariances

---acceptance of user-supplied multivariate initial error covariances

---partial or full inversions

---observing system assessment

---powerful NetCDF output

---extensive diagnostics and test statistics

---adjoint sensitivity analysis

---introduction to Fortran template programming in Parametric Fortran

---extensive theoretical commentary


 DOCUMENTATION: the  totally revised manual is now  released as

IOM  Technical Document No. 6:  User Manual v1.4

This 230-page manual, also available for free download from the IOM website (http://iom.asu.edu), is divided into two parts:

 

I.  Chapters 1-13   THE IOM SYSTEM II. Chapters 14-21  THE IOM ALGORITHM

 

The manual has been prepared with LaTeX documentclass{book} and is suitable for double-sided printing. If you have a duplex printer, configure your pdf reader as follows:

\File\Print Setup\Properties\Layout

Portrait

Flip on Long Edge

Front to Back

All earlier IOM Technical Documents have been withdrawn.

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