SpectralWeather facilitates understanding of the nature of tropical weather and climate phenomena and air-sea interactions including forecasting of extreme precipitation, monsoon onset, and storm tracks. Extending Cameron Beccario's earth.nullschool.net project SpectralWeather focuses on spectral decomposition of meteorological and oceanic fields into equatorial waves – Convectively Coupled Kelvin Waves, Madden-Julian Oscillation, Equatorial Rossby waves and Mixed Rossby-Gravity waves. SpectralWeather uses ECMWF ERA5 data, NASA GPM rainfall, OMI OLR index, NEMO SST, AVISO sea surface height, and OSCAR currents. SpectralWeather is developed jointly by:
Piotr J. Flatau |
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Cameron Beccario |
Japan
Michał Łabuz |
Poland
Dawid Gacek |
Poland
Dariusz Baranowski |
Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences
Beata Latos |
Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences
Wojciech Szkółka |
Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences
Maria K. Flatau |
Naval Research Laboratory
Adam Rydbeck |
Naval Research Laboratory
Thierry Lefort |
MeteoFrance
Adrian Matthews |
University of East Anglia
Marina Azaneu |
University of East Anglia
weather and ocean data are generated from numerical models