Collaborative Research: Modeling Internal Waves from Cradle to Grave
合作研究:模拟从摇篮到坟墓的内波
基本信息
- 批准号:2045399
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 64.16万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-03-01 至 2025-02-28
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
This project will examine the evolution of near inertial internal waves generated at the ocean surface, using a suite of nested very high resolution models. Internal gravity waves are thought to be responsible for the bulk of turbulence production, dissipation and mixing in the stratified ocean interior. The cutting-edge one-way nesting approach would represent energy cascades realistically, in terms of the scales those cascades preferentially occupy. The goal is to examine the importance of isotropic vs. anisotropic turbulence and dissipation, which will transform the understanding of mixing. This is a necessary step to inform and improve modeling of heat and carbon storage and transport within the ocean. The project will involve high school and undergraduate interns recruited from local programs targeting under-represented minorities, focusing on gaining experience in manipulating, analyzing and visualizing large datasets. Co-I Kunze is a Science Communication Fellow at the Seattle Pacific Science Center and PI Lelong is a mentor with MPOWIR, an NSF-sponsored program to mentor and retain early career women in the oceanographic research community.The project addresses the fundamental question of how near-inertial internal waves are connected to diapycnal mixing by considering whether they directly produce small scale, nearly isotropic turbulence or whether they first create large-scale anisotropic turbulence that in turn creates small-scale turbulence. The energy cascade would be tracked from wind-forced near-inertial waves in the surface mixed-layer through refraction and trapping in a baroclinic anticyclone, downward radiation into the pycnocline, critical-layer amplification at the vortex base, instability producing turbulence, and the cascade to dissipation. The coordinated set of simulations will produce a dynamically-coupled flow field consisting of mesoscale eddies, submesoscale filaments, near-inertial and higher frequency internal waves, shear-driven instabilities, and isotropic turbulent motions at sub-Ozmidov scales, allowing an oceanographically realistic energy cascade from the meso- to turbulent scales to be studied in detail. The work will test dynamical hypotheses linking disparate scales of motion that cannot be feasibly addressed in stand-alone simulations. The project will recruit undergraduate students through REU programs designed to increase the diversity of students successfully prepared to pursue Earth and ocean sciences career pathways. The educational goals will focus on gaining experience in the manipulation, analysis and visualization of large data sets.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
这个项目将使用一套嵌套的非常高分辨率的模式来研究在海洋表面产生的近惯性内波的演变。重力内波被认为是分层海洋内部湍流产生、消散和混合的主要原因。先进的单向嵌套方法将代表能源级联的现实,在这些级联优先占据的规模。目的是研究各向同性与各向异性湍流和耗散的重要性,这将改变对混合的理解。这是通知和改进海洋内热量和碳储存和运输模型的必要步骤。该项目将涉及从针对代表性不足的少数民族的当地项目中招募的高中和本科实习生,重点是获得操纵,分析和可视化大型数据集的经验。Co-I Kunze是西雅图太平洋科学中心的科学传播研究员,PI Lelong是MPOWIR的导师,MPOWIR是NSF赞助的一个项目,旨在指导和留住海洋学研究界的早期职业女性。该项目通过考虑近惯性内波是否直接产生小尺度,几乎各向同性的湍流,还是它们首先产生大尺度的各向异性湍流,该大尺度的各向异性湍流又产生小尺度湍流。 能量级联将从表面混合层中的风强迫近惯性波通过斜压反气旋的折射和捕获、向下辐射到密度跃层、涡旋底部的临界层放大、产生湍流的不稳定性以及级联到耗散来跟踪。协调的一组模拟将产生一个动态耦合流场组成的中尺度涡,亚中尺度细丝,近惯性和更高频率的内波,剪切驱动的不稳定性,各向同性湍流运动在亚Ozmidov尺度,允许海洋学现实的能量级联从中到湍流尺度进行详细研究。这项工作将测试连接不同尺度的运动,不能在独立的模拟可行的动力学假设。该项目将通过REU项目招募本科生,旨在增加成功准备好追求地球和海洋科学职业道路的学生的多样性。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
项目成果
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