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Integration of the NASA CAMVis and Multiscale Analysis Package (CAMVis-MAP) For Tropical Cyclone Climate Study

Completed TRL 6 (started at 3, targeting 6)

Description

Develop a scalable, multiscale analysis tool, based on the Coupled Advanced multiscale Modeling and Visualization system (CAMVis), to improve extended-range tropical cyclone (TC) prediction and consequently TC climate projection by enabling:
Understanding of the TC genesis processes, accompanying multiscale processes (both downscaling by large-scale events and upscaling by small-scale events), and their subsequent non-linear interactions
Discovery of hidden predictive relationships between meteorological and climatological events.

This project targets the ACE, PATH, SMAP, Next-generation scatterometer, and 3D-Winds missions.
 

Benefits

SMAP

Details

Technology areaSoftware, Modeling, Simulation, and Information Processing > Modeling > Science Modeling
ProgramEarth Science (ESD)
Lead organizationNASA Headquarters, Washington, DC
Start date2012-06-01
End date2015-08-01

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