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<p>The MITgcm (MIT General Circulation Model) is a numerical model for |
<p>The <b>MITgcm</b> (<b>MIT</b> <b>G</b>eneral <b>C</b>irculation |
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<b>M</b>odel) is a numerical model for |
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studying the ocean and atmosphere. It is capable of simulating these |
studying the ocean and atmosphere. It is capable of simulating these |
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fluids at a wide range of scales and can resolve many different |
fluids at a wide range of scales and can resolve many different |
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processes. It has a non-hydrostatic capability (Marshall et al., JGR 1997a |
processes. It has a non-hydrostatic capability (Marshall et al., JGR 1997a |
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<p><b>December 9th 2003 :</b><br /></p> |
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The new continuous testing page at <a href="http://mitgcm.org/testing.html">http://mitgcm.org/testing.html</a> |
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<p><b>October 27th 2003 :</b><br /></p> |
<p><b>October 27th 2003 :</b><br /></p> |
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