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July 2017: ECCO version 4 release 3, covering 1992-2015, now available online:

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The new release 3 extends the Version 4 estimate using additional observations. The product also incorporates improvements in modeling and estimation. A summary document describes details of the changes. Also available are descriptions of how to evaluate property budgets and how to reproduce the results and generate additional fields using MITgcm.. +
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June 2017: A new 20-yr ECCO climatology is now available online:

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ECCO version 4 has been used to calculate a uniform 20-year climatology as a time-mean over the period 1994-2013. The climatology is readily accessible as Matlab files. +Associated pictorial atlas and descriptions are available in the DSpace@MIT ECCO Community Collection long-term archive. So far these include: +

  • A Twenty-Year Dynamical Oceanic Climatology: 1994-2013. Part 1: Active Scalar Fields: Temperature, Salinity, Dynamic Topography, Mixed-Layer Depth, Bottom Pressure. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/107613 (2017-03-20)
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  • A Twenty-Year Dynamical Oceanic Climatology: 1994-2013. Part 2: Velocities, Property Transports, Meteorological Variables, Mixing Coefficients. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/109847 (2017-06-14)
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    May 2016: Joint ECCO-Production and ECCO-IcES Meeting at MIT:

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    The ECCO-Production and ECCO-IcES groups will hold a joint project meeting at MIT from 16-18 May 2016. A preliminary meeting agenda is now available online. +
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    Mar 2016: ECCO version 4, release 2 (ECCO v4-r2) now available online

    As compared with the earlier release, ECCO v4-r2 benefits from a few additional corrections as documented in this note. ECCO v4-r2 (see products) further includes the full suite of observational inputs and forcing fields, as well as an interpolated version of the state estimate fields (on a half degree lat-lon grid). The ECCO v4 model settings (see model) have also been simplified to facilitate re-runs of the state estimate solution. This capability allows any user to generate model output that may not be available online (see the ECCO version 4 user guide).