Assimilation of near-surface and remotely sensed variables are performed using two assimilation techniques :
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Latest update : 12 May 2016.
In Surfex, each model grid box is represented by four surface types : sea or ocean, water bodies (lakes, ...), urban areas and nature (soil and vegetation). Each surface type is modeled with a specific surface model and the total flux of the grid box results from the addition of the individual fluxes weighted by their respective fraction.
Summary of the main components of the surfex model
| The model for the tile "Nature" is the ISBA (interaction soil-biosphere-atmosphere) model : | more details here |
| The model for the tile "Town" is the TEB (Town energy balance) model : | The TEB page on the CNRM-GAME website. |
| Surface fluxes above the tile "sea and ocean" can be treated in a very simple way or by using more physically based model : | more details here |
| Surface fluxes above the lake tile can be treated in a very simple way or by using the FLake model | more details here |
| Emission and deposition of dust and aerosols are treated over land and oceans | more details here |
| Assimilation of near surface meteorological variables and remotely sensed variables can be performed using an optimal interpolation or an Ensemble Kalman filter scheme | more details here |
How to begin with SURFEX?
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Surface assimilation
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Chemistry and aerosols
3 May 2016 bySURFEX is able to evaluate using several models and parameterisations :
Emission parameterizations :
The dust (...) -
Tile Lakes
3 May 2016 bySurface fluxes over ocean and sea can be parameterized using either simple or more elaborated parameterisations : (...)
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Tile Sea and Ocean
3 May 2016 bySurface fluxes over ocean and sea can be parameterized using either simple or more elaborated parameterisations : (...)
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Tile Nature
3 May 2016 byISBA (Interaction Sol-Biosphère-Atmosphère) is a land surface model interfaced with atmospheric and hydrological (...)
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How to begin with SURFEX ?
5 March 2014 byGet the code
The code is available in the code download section. This section offers download of the main (...)
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