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EMIS - MODEL Monthly mean of the Maximum Density Gradient (in kg.m-4)

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Monthly mean of the Maximum density gradient (in kg.m-4) derived from the different GETM hydrodynamic model implementations for EU regional seas. It indicates the maximum value of the vertical density gradient simulated by the hydrodynamic model.

Contributors

How to cite

Stips, Adolf (2026): EMIS - MODEL Monthly mean of the Maximum Density Gradient (in kg.m-4). European Commission, Joint Research Centre [Dataset] doi: 10.2905/JRC.56DAX4R PID: http://data.europa.eu/89h/b4b64490-194a-4859-9ccd-d68856cd9c71

Keywords

climate changecoastal environmentGETM hydrodynamic modelGIS digital formatmarine environmentmarine monitoringMixed Layer Depthsea water protection

Data access

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Spatial coverage

Temporal coverage

From date To date
1997-03-01 2012-05-31

Lineage information

General information: Monthly mean of the Maximum density gradient (in kg.m-4) derived from the GTEM hydrodynamic model results. GETM solves the three-dimensional hydrostatic equations of motion applying the Boussinesq approximation and the eddy viscosity assumption (Burchard and Bolding, 2002). A detailed description of the GETM equations could be found in Stips et al. (2004) and at http://www.getm.eu. GETM has been successfully applied to different EU regional seas including the Baltic (Lessin et al., 2014), North Sea (Stips et al., 2004), Mediterranean (Macias et al., 2013; 2014a and 2014b) and the Black Sea (Miladinova et al., 2015). Other contextual information: The product is stored in NetCDF data and available for download.

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Published by
European Commission, Joint Research Centre
Contact email
jrc-data-support (at) ec.europa.eu
Update frequency
unknown

The event occurs with unknown regularity.

Language(s)
English

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Data theme(s)
Environment

dataset theme covering the domain of environment, defined as the interaction of all living species, climate, weather, and natural resources that impact human survival and economic activity

Issued date
2016-08-10
Created date
02 Mar 2026 17:07
Modified date
23 Nov 2020 16:39
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