Ensemble-based data assimilation for predictable zones and application for non-linear deep-water waves

Author:

Fujimoto Wataru,Ishibashi Kinya

Abstract

The ensemble-based variational method is easier to implement and parallelize than the adjoint method. For circumstances in which observed data are too limited and sparse for oceanographic data assimilation, the surface wave reconstruction by ensemble adjoint-free data assimilation (SWEAD) method was developed in a previous study. SWEAD generates ensembles of search directions from Fourier modes to numerically differentiate the squared error between observed data and a physical model. However, Fourier modes are global bases and could be redundant for a narrow predictable zone confined by a dispersion relationship. To concentrate ensembles on the predictable zone, we propose using singular value decomposition (SVD) of the approximated Jacobian of the squared error. Here, the Jacobian was first approximated by the linear dispersion relationship and successively updated to consider the non-linearity of the physical system. A new criterion for reusing the ensemble was also devised for this new method, increasing the dimension of search directions. A twin experiment was conducted for non-linear deep-water waves, and the optimization efficiency of the new method—SWEAD using SVD (SWEAD-S)—was significantly greater than that of SWEAD. Expansion of the predictable zone caused by the effect of non-linearity on the wave group velocity is thought to be essential for this improvement.

Publisher

Frontiers Media SA

Subject

Ocean Engineering,Water Science and Technology,Aquatic Science,Global and Planetary Change,Oceanography

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