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OCEAN MODELLING      
the only scientific journal devoted exclusively to all aspects of ocean
modelling

  Editor-in-Chief:: Peter Killworth, James Rennell Division, 
  Southampton Oceanography Centre, UK.   Email: omod@soc.soton.ac.uk

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Since Ocean Modelling was first published in January 1999, it has been a
success with both authors and readers alike. It undoubtedly serves a
need, being the only peer-reviewed journal devoted to ocean and
atmospheric modelling. Publishing papers of excellent quality, the
journal is growing steadily and attracting a dedicated community of
scientists. It is expected to double its size in 2004.
Ocean Modelling aims at rapid publication of peer-reviewed research
papers in all aspects of ocean and ocean-atmospheric modelling from data
analyses to the nitty-gritty of model building and numerics. In recent
issues it has covered such issues as assimilation, climate models, sea
ice, turbulence, air-sea interaction, parameterisations, and tides.
Though predominantly physics-based, chemical and biological ocean
modelling is also included and encouraged. 
In the past five years, the journal has expanded from a niche journal
purely for ocean modellers, to a publication outlet and a valued
information source for all scientists working in oceanography. 
Ocean Modelling clearly serves as an important forum for both groups to
interact and share information.

Here is a selection of recent articles:

Assimilating 20 years of Atlantic XBT data into HYCOM: a first look
  W. C. Thacker, S. -K. Lee, G. R. Halliwell, Jr.

Grid geometry effects on convection in ocean climate models: a conceptual
study
  Sven Titz, Till Kuhlbrodt and Ulrike Feudelc

Tropical instability waves in the Atlantic Ocean
  Markus Jochum, Paola Malanotte-Rizzoli and Antonio Busalacchi

SNAC: a statistical emulator of the north-east Atlantic circulation
  K. Logemann, , J. O. Backhaus and I. H. Harms

A transport corrected finite element advection scheme
  Nicolai Kliem

Tidally driven mixing in a numerical model of the ocean general
circulation
  Harper L. Simmons, Steven R. Jaynec, Louis C. St. Laurent and Andrew J.
Weavere

Modelling of the bottom water flow through the Romanche Fracture Zone
with a primitive equation model
Part 2: Comparison of vertical mixing parameterisations with observations
  Bruno Ferron, Anne-Marie Treguier and Herlé Mercier

Numerical study of the annual and semi-annual fluctuations in the deep
equatorial Atlantic Ocean
 Virginie Thierry, Anne-Marie Treguier and Herlé Mercier

>>> Click Here to view all papers published to date in the journal, back
to Volume 1, issue1

Subscription information: 2004 Volumes 6-7 (8 issues)   ISSN: 1463-5003

Institutional price: EUR 349 / USD 390 / JPY 46,300      > Online Order
form

Visit the OCEAN MODELLING website for further information, a
Guide-for-Authors, listing of the most downloaded papers, free online
sample copy, and more... http://www.elsevier.com/locate/ocemod

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