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FIO-AOW

The full name of FIO-AOW is Atmosphere-Ocean-Wave coupled model which is developed by the First Institute of Oceanography, Ministry of Natural Resources.

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  1. Air-Sea interaction

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For more details about FIO-AOW, people could refer to the papers below

  1. Air-sea fluxes parameterization

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In FIO-AOW, the atmospheric component (WRF), ocean surface wave component (MASNUM), and ocean circulation component (POM & ROMS) are physically coupled together by introducing these processes:

  1. Thermal effect of sea spray on air-sea heat and moisture fluxes
  2. Sea state dependent air-sea momentum flux
  3. Non-breaking wave-induced vertical mixing
  4. Relative wind speed
  5. Rain-induced surface cooling