| Abstract: | The results of numerical experiments involving a dynamic-stochastic model closed at the second moment level are reported. Specific features of the model are the possibility of using it neglecting viscosity coefficients, as well as in energy and enstrophy conservation at the prediction stage. The model is fairly effective in saving computer time. The model prognostic fields are less smoothed than those produced by a model with similar characteristics of the computed grid area and with biharmonic viscosity.Translated by Vladimir A. Puchkin. |
