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ROFI of the Elbe river during flood event, unstructured-mesh model study.

Poster · April 2018

DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.17460.76168

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Ivan KuznetsovHZG, Alexey AndrosovAWI, Vera FofonovaAWI, Sergey DanilovAWI, Natalja RakowskyAWI, Sven HarigAWI, Mayya GoginaIOW , Ivan MaximovUiO, Holger BrixHZG

HZG - Institute of Coastal Research, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, AWI - Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research

IOW - The Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research, UiO - University of Oslo

ROFI of the Elbe river during flood event, unstructured-mesh model study.

Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht • Max-Planck-Straße 1 • 21502 Geesthacht / Germany • Phone +49 (0)4152 87-0 • Fax +49 (0)4152 87-1403 • www.hzg.de Contact: Dr. Ivan Kuznetsov • ivan.kuznetsov@hzg.de, ivan.kuznetsov@gmail.com

FESOM-C: coastal dynamics on mixed unstructured meshes

Model Setup

Atmospheric forcing is FP7 UERRA ,1h / 10-20 km resolution (pers.comm. S. Schimanke, SMHI, Ridal et al., 2018)

Daily river runoff (Radach and Pätsch, 2007)

Salinity and Temperature at open boundary:

TRIM-NP model (Weisse et al., 2015)

EMODnet Digital Bathymetry

5 to 21 vertical sigma levels

Resolution: High (0.26 – 1.6 km), Medium (0.55 – 2.2 km), Low (1 – 4 km)

Time-split scheme (external/internal)

Cell-vertex finite volume

discretization Danilov and Androsov (2015); Androsov et al. (2016)

Mixed meshes (quads/triangles)

GOTM turbulence closure model

Vertical sigma coordinates

Wetting-drying algorithm

Tidal potential /Open Boundary (OB)

Rivers through a solid boundary

Sediment-transport model

Boundary conditions for temperature and salinity

Standard atmospheric forcing module

Schemes of stabilization near OB

The Framework for Aquatic

Biogeochemical Models (FABM)

Surface temperature

2010 2015

Surface salinity Helgoland, surface temperature Helgoland, surface salinity

TW Ems, 30 m. salinity

upper panel: m8 and m3

lower panel: m5 and m3 m5 and m3 resolution m8 and m5 resolution

m5 and m3 resolution. Low wind.

Without dry nodes.

N nodes resolution,km m8 43.318 1 – 4

m5 134.858 0.55 – 2.2 m3 235.283 0.26 – 1.6

Model Results

Solution convergence on different meshes

low wind

high wind

low wind

high wind SSH Difference

Sea surface salinity on 24-Jun 2013.

Filled contours are model results,

colored lines are observational data from FerryBox (FunnyGirl) Petersen (2014)

5 years run (low resolution) comparison

Conclusions

FESOM-C is ready to be used.

Use of mixed (predominantly quadrilateral) meshes improves performance and accuracy as compared to triangular meshes.

Elevation in zones of wetting and drying is sensitive to mesh detail, high mesh resolution is needed for solution convergence

Future plans: Coupling with FESOM, coupled physico-biogeochemical experiments.

Mean sea surface salinity. Dots are location of ICES data.

Circles are observational data (COSYNA, EMODnet).

Tracers in river outflow

Mean sea surface tracers distribution

Helgoland, tracers

Tracers ratio (R) at Helgoland station

Reference

A. Androsov, V. Fofonova, I. Kuznetsov, S. Danilov, N. Rakowsky, S. Harig, K. H. Wiltshire. FESOM-C: coastal dynamics on hybrid unstructured meshes. in preparation.

A. Androsov, V. Fofonova, S. Danilov, N. Rakowsky, I. Kuznetsov, W. Hiller and K. H. Wiltshire. Fesom-coastal. In Küstenmodellierung, February 2016.

S. Danilov and A. Androsov. Cell-vertex discretization of shallow water equations on mixed unstructured meshes. Ocean Dynamics, 65 (1):33-47, 2015. ISSN 1616-7228. doi: 10.1007/s10236- 014- 0790- x.

G. Radach and J. Pätsch. Variability of continental riverine freshwater and nutrient inputs into the north sea for the years 1977–2000 and its consequences for the assessment of eutrophication. Estuaries and Coasts, 30(1):66–81, Feb 2007.

M. Ridal, E. Olsson, J. Bojarova, P. Undén, H. Körnich, K. Zimmermann, and U. Andrae, A 55 year regional re-analysis over Europe, in preparation.

R. Weisse, P. Bisling, L. Gaslikova, B. Geyer, N. Groll, M. Hortamani, V. Matthias, M. Maneke, I.Meinke, E. Meyer, F. Schwichtenberg, F. Stempinski, F. Wiese, K. Wöckner-Kluwe. Climate services for marine applications in Europe. Earth Perspectives, 2(1):3, Mar 2015.

R= Elbe+Weser+Eider

Rhine+Meuse+Scheldt +Ems+Ijssel

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