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Ayat Gharehghani,Amir Hossein Fakhari of interest involve nonlinear dynamics. In nonlinear systems, even if the errors are initially Gaussian, they do not, in general, remain so. It is therefore important to ask what happens when our linearized methods are applied to nonlinear systems. This question becomes particularly important in ca

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Dynamics and Data Assimilation in Oceanography,er properties in ocean models. An approach to assimilation which takes account of the need to conserve water mass properties, i.e. temperature, salt and potential vorticity, on isopycnals, is advocated for use with altimetric data. A tentative scenario of how new data sets may be used to improve our

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The Northern Levantine Sea Circulation Based on Combined Analyses of CTD And ADCP Data,d acoustic Doppler current profiler (ADCP) measurements respectively. The method is based on multi-variate estimation, with artificial data inserted at the coasts to satisfy simplified boundary conditions..Experiments have indicated sensitivity of the results to the relative weights and noise levels

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Extended Kalman Filtering for Vortex Systems: An Example of Observing-System Design,number of observations available for this purpose in the oceans is rather small, compared to those available for the atmosphere. Conventional observations for the oceans, such as given by bathythermographs and current meters, are about 10. times fewer for the ocean than the World Weather Watch provi