Proceedings
of the fourth meeting of the TAO Implementation Panel
Fundacao Cearense
de Meteorologia e Recursos Hidricos (FUNCEME) Fortaleza, Brazil 12 - 14
September 1995
Edited by:
Mark P. Koehn
Linda J. Mangum
Michael J. McPhaden
Published
by
NOAA/Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory
On behalf of the directorates of
The Global Climate
Observing System
The Global Ocean Observing System
The Climate Variability and Predictability Program
Table of contents
- Summary
- Opening
and purpose of the meeting
- Summary
of current conditions in the Tropical Pacific
- National
Reports
- United States
- Japan
- Korea
- Taiwan
- France
-
Brazilian Ocean-Climate Programs
- P. Nobre (INPE)
- M. Vianna
(INPE)
- M. Stevenson
(INPE)
- J. Torsani
(FUNCEME)
- Program
status reports
- Atlantic Circulation
and Experiment (ACCE)
- Global Ocean-Atmosphere-Land
System/Pan American
- Climate Studies
(GOALS/PACS)
- French Atlantic
Climate Variability Program (CLIVAR)
- Global Ocean
Observing System (GOOS)
- Global Climate
Observing System (GCOS)
- Science
reports
- Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere-Land
Variability in the Tropical Atlantic
- Surface and
Subsurface Climatic Variability in the Tropical Atlantic Ocean
- An Isopycnic-Coordinate,
Mixed-Layer Model for the Tropical Atlantic Circulation
- Assimilation
of Satellite Altimeter Data in Ocean Model
- The Role of
in situ Data in the NMC's Climate Forecast System
- Prediction
of the ENSO Phenomenon Using a Coupled Model
- A Modest Modal
Model of Kelvin Waves During the Onset of the 1991 92 El Nino
- Seasonality
of the Tropical Indian Ocean Circulation
- Zonal Displacement
of the Western Pacific Warm Pool Associated with a Series of ENSO
Events
- OSSE on the
Buoy Network of JAMSTEC
- Discussion
and recommendations
- Acknowledgements
List
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