@InProceedings{NobreZebi:2002:LoReSo,
author = "Nobre, Paulo and Zebiak, Stephen E.",
title = "A Hybrid Coupled Model of the Tropical Atlantic Ocean: local and
remote sources of variability",
year = "2002",
organization = "Simp{\'o}sio Brasileiro de Oceanografia, 1.",
keywords = "OCEANOGRAFIA.",
abstract = "A coupled hybrid coupled ocean atmosphere model is developed and
used to study the dependence of sea surface temperature anomalies
(SSTA)internannual variability over the tropical Atlantic. The
ocean component of the coupled model is a dynamical model for the
tropical Atlantic, from GFDL/NOAA (MOM2). The atmospheric
component of the coupled model is a statistical scheme based on
cannonical correlation analyses (CCA), which uses SSTA over the
tropical Atlantic and Pacific Oceans as the predictor field, and
computes surface wind stress over the tropical Atlantic as the
prognostic variable. The results show that while the coupled model
over the Atlantic-only presents oscilations of the SSTA and wind
stress fields that are dumped, thus reproducing previous results
in the literature, the coupled model that includes the equatorial
Pacific SSTA variability generates spatial and temporal modes of
variability of SSTA over the tropical Atlantic which are similar
to observations. It is concluded, thus, that an atmospheric bridge
between the tropical Atlantic and equatorial Pacific Oceans is a
likely mechanism to explain tropical Atlantic SSTA and wind stress
interannual variability.",
conference-location = "S{\~a}o Paulo",
conference-year = "26-30 ago. 2002",
label = "11372",
language = "Pt",
urlaccessdate = "03 maio 2024"
}