Thomas Melvin, Ben Shipway, Nigel Wood, Tommaso Benacchio, Thomas Bendall, Ian Boutle, Alex Brown, Christine Johnson, James Kent, Stephen Pring, Chris Smith, Mohamed Zerroukat, Colin Cotter, John Thuburn
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A mixed finite‐element, finite‐volume, semi‐implicit discretisation for atmospheric dynamics: Spherical geometry
Our previously described reformulation of the Met Office's dynamical core for weather and climate prediction is extended to spherical domains using a cubed‐sphere mesh. We update the semi‐implicit mixed finite‐element formulation to be suitable for spherical domains. In particular, the finite‐volume transport scheme is extended to take account of non‐uniform, non‐orthogonal meshes and uses an advective‐then‐flux formulation so that increment from the transport scheme is linear in the divergence. The resulting model is then applied to a standard set of dry dynamical core tests and compared with the existing semi‐implicit semi‐Lagrangian dynamical core currently used in the Met Office's operational model.
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The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society is a journal published by the Royal Meteorological Society. It aims to communicate and document new research in the atmospheric sciences and related fields. The journal is considered one of the leading publications in meteorology worldwide. It accepts articles, comprehensive review articles, and comments on published papers. It is published eight times a year, with additional special issues.
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