NCEP Global Ocean Data Assimilation System (GODAS)
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| DOI: 10.5065/ZAHZ-3174
The National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) uses a Global Ocean Data Assimilation System (GODAS) to routinely produce monthly and pentad (5-day) mean global ocean gridded data. The analysis system, that was originally applied only to the tropical Pacific, has evolved to use GFDL MOM v3 model and give near global coverage. Briefly, the model domain specifications are 65N to 75S, 1 degree resolution with 1/3 degree resolution within 10 degree of the equator, 40 levels and 10 meter resolution in the upper 200 meters. These data are a valuable community asset for monitoring different aspects of ocean climate variability.
| Ocean Currents | Potential Temperature | Salinity | Vertical Wind Velocity/Speed |
Latitude Range: Southernmost=74.5S Northernmost=64.999N Detailed coverage information Detailed coverage information 1° x 0.333° from 0.5E to 359.5E and 74.5S to 64.499N (360 x 418 Latitude/Longitude) 1° x 0.333° from 1E to 360E and 74S to 64.999N (360 x 418 Latitude/Longitude)
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