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Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Reports

Formal report series, containing results of research and monitoring carried out by Marine Scotland Science

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The Scottish Shelf Model. Part 1: Shelf-Wide Domain

Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Vol 7 No 3

Marine Scotland has led the development of a hydrodynamic model (FVCOM) for the Scottish continental shelf waters called the Scottish Shelf Model (SSM). A series of six reports have been produced documenting the development of the hydrodynamic model. This report is Part 1: Shelf-Wide Domain, documenting the development of the large scale hydrodynamic model covering Scottish Waters. A companion volume contains additional details on the model development and lessons learned.

doi: 
10.7489/1692-1
Citation: 
J Wolf, N Yates, A Brereton, H Buckland, M De Dominicis, A Gallego, R O’Hara Murray. (2016). The Scottish Shelf Model. Part 1: Shelf-Wide Domain. Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Vol 7 No 3, 151pp.

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Publisher
Modified
2020-01-07
Release Date
2016-03-07
Identifier
3aaea158-f87d-499e-a996-03f1619824e3
Spatial / Geographical Coverage Location
Scotland
Temporal Coverage
2012-05-15 to 2012-12-01
License
UK Open Government Licence (OGL)
Author
CH2M
Data Dictionary

The overall study area includes all of the Scottish shelf waters out to the 200m depth contour at the edge of the continental shelf. A Scottish shelf waters model covering this study area has been developed to simulate the hydrodynamic conditions in three-dimensions, including meteorological and tidal forcings. The model resolution is variable and matched to the processes and bathymetry that are required for the simulations.

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Marine Scotland Science
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