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Mixed Layer Depth #4
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@lidefi87 is this something you've already explored? |
Hi Hannah! Yes, I have done this here. For observations in the Southern Ocean, I used Sallee 2021. |
Cool, that looks great. Was this for cycle 4 with the BGC? |
No, this was cycle 2, but @TamaraLSchlosser and I will be looking into updating this in the next week or so |
From meeting today - would be good to look at summertime MLDs. Are they shallower than expected and could this explain the lower productivity and lower iron uptake that we see? |
Sorry I could not make it yesterday. I will likely need to do this for my second chapter anyway, but it will likely focus on the SO. @TamaraLSchlosser, could you confirm what was your source for observations? |
MLD comparisons are tricky due to differing definitions and averaging methods - see Treguier et al 2023. These issues were dealt with in this preprint, and ACCESS-OM2-01 shows a deep bias in MLD in both summer (top fig below) and winter (bottom fig; different scale) in most of the Southern Ocean and Antarctic shelf which looks consistent with what @TamaraLSchlosser has plotted. In the figs from the preprint below, "ACCESS-MOM" means ACCESS-OM2 at low resolution and ACCESS-OM2-01 at high resolution (IAF cycle 1). |
Treguier et al 2023 mostly use de Boyer Montégut (2022) as an observational reference |
Also see this forum post: https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/bgc-validation-access-om2-1-10-degree-iaf/454/6 |
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