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The M.I.T. General Circulation Model (MITgcm) Release 1 contains code for |
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simulating a wide variety of ocean and atmosphere problems. The model is |
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compatible with platforms ranging from desktop and commodity |
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cluster x86 systems to high-end multi-processor supercomputers. Minimum |
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requirements are a Fortran compiler (the free g77 compiler is sufficient) |
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and a UNIX like operating system (such as Linux, Solaris, IRIX). |
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A broad span of example problem configurations are included in the |
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release. These examples range from planetary scale |
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circulation simulations of the ocean and atmosphere to high-resolution, |
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small-scale process studies encompassing non-hydrostatic dynamics. In |
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addition to conventional |
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prognostic operation, differentiated forms (both tangent-linear and adjoint) |
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of the MITgcm code can be generated automatically using either the TAMC or TAF |
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automatic differentiation tools. These derivative forms can be used for |
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dynamical sensitivity studies and can also be used, together with appropriate |
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optimisation and |
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control infrastructure, for mathematically rigorous state-estimation and |
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data-assimilation. A seamless interface to the ECCO group optimisation |
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<A href="../online_documents/"> Oceanic and Atmospheric Simulations </A> |
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Automatic Differentiation and Adjoint Sensitivity</h3> |
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<h3>Open Boundaries, Regional and Process Studies</h3> |
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