2019-06-12
Towards data-driven dynamic surrogate models for ocean flow
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Coarse graining of (geophysical) flow problems is a necessity brought upon us by the wide range of spatial and temporal scales present in these problems, which cannot be all represented on a numerical grid without an inordinate amount of computational resources. Traditionally, the effect of the unresolved eddies is approximated by deterministic closure models, i.e. so-called parameterizations. The effect of the unresolved eddy field enters the resolved-scale equations as a forcing term, denoted as the’eddy forcing’. Instead of creating a deterministic parameterization, our goal is to infer a stochastic, data-driven surrogate model for the eddy forcing from a (limited) set of reference data, with the goal of accurately capturing the long-term flow statistics. Our surrogate modelling approach essentially builds on a resampling strategy, where we create a probability density function of the reference data that is conditional on (time-lagged) resolved-scale variables. The choice of resolved-scale variables, as well as the employed time lag, is essential to the performance of the surrogate. We will demonstrate the effect of different modelling choices on a simplified ocean model of two-dimensional turbulence in a doubly periodic square domain.
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doi.org/10.1145/3324989.3325713 | |
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Organisation | Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica, Amsterdam (CWI), The Netherlands |
Edeling, W., & Crommelin, D. (2019). Towards data-driven dynamic surrogate models for ocean flow. In Proceedings of the Platform for Advanced Scientific Computing Conference (pp. 1–10). doi:10.1145/3324989.3325713 |