Ocean forecasting flows into the Gulf¶
Kammerzell, J. (2004). Ocean forecasting flows into the Gulf. Offshore Magazine.
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- Commercial ocean-forecasting services track the Loop Current and its eddies for the industry with satellite altimetry, drifting buoys and numerical models, and forecast an eddy's outer boundary and center
This sourceGulf of Mexico current-forecast services built on satellite altimetry of sea-surface height, drifting buoys and numerical models; a model that 'can judge the outer boundary by within 10-15 mi in the Central Gulf' and 'does well forecasting the center of the eddy'; and that accurate current prediction 'can save drilling companies millions of dollars in downtime'.
- Commercial ocean-forecasting services track the Loop Current and its eddies for the industry with satellite altimetry, drifting buoys and numerical models, and forecast an eddy's outer boundary and center
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