Collaborative Research: Large Eddy Simulations of Estuarine Mixing
合作研究:河口混合的大涡模拟
基本信息
- 批准号:0451740
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 15.35万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2005
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2005-03-01 至 2009-02-28
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
OCE-0451699/04521740/0452380New Large Eddy Simulations (LES) will be conducted to investigate turbulent mixing processes in estuaries and coastal oceans. Temperature and salinity equations will be added to an advanced LES code that has been validated in engineering flows. The model will include LES equations generalized to incorporate large-scale density and pressure gradients, non-uniform meshes in two directions, allowing for fine resolution of the stratified pycnocline and other regions of interest, and an immersed-boundary method to represent variable-bottom bathymetry and curvy coastlines. This LES model will investigate three important mixing processes in estuaries: (1) asymmetric tidal mixing due to baroclinic pressure gradient and tidal straining; (2) mixing and lateral circulation in a straight, stratified channel with transversely varying bottom depth; (3) topographically-forced, localized mixing in hydraulic transitional flows near channel constrictions. Finally, we shall use the LES model to simulate a segment of the Hudson River estuary and compare the model results with recent dye-release experiments; the velocity and scalar fields obtained from the LES will be used to interpret observations collected in this partially-mixed estuary. The objectives of the proposed research are to elucidate turbulent mixing processes in stratified estuarine flows and to extend LES modeling techniques to horizontally-inhomogeneous estuarine and coastal flows affected by varying bathymetry and shoreline geometry.Intellectual merit: Understanding turbulent mixing in stratified shear flows is a fundamental problem in physical oceanography. Partially-mixed estuaries are an excellent natural laboratory for studying stratified turbulence, and elucidating key turbulent processes affecting salt and momentum transports in estuaries will shed light on the important mixing problem. LES techniques have been used successfully to investigate oceanic boundary layers; however, they are generally limited to horizontally-homogeneous flows in simple geometries. The methodology to be developed in this project can be used to tackle a wide range of turbulent mixing problems in coastal oceanography and generate turbulence data for calibrating and improving turbulence parameterization schemes.Broader impact: The proposed study will lead to improved representations of turbulent mixing processes in regional ocean models, which are used to predict sea level, currents, water quality, contaminant transport, and ecosystem productivity in estuarine and coastal environments of societal concerns. Biogeochemical state variables can be added into the model to investigate ecological hotspots such as harmful algal blooms in estuaries and coastal oceans. The project will provide training for a graduate student and a postdoctoral fellow to acquire advanced numerical skills for solving oceanographic problems.
OCE-0451699/04521740/0452380将进行新的大涡模拟(LES)来研究河口和沿海海洋的湍流混合过程。温度和盐度方程将添加到已在工程流程中验证的高级 LES 代码中。该模型将包括广义的 LES 方程,以纳入大规模密度和压力梯度、两个方向上的非均匀网格,从而实现分层密斜层和其他感兴趣区域的精细分辨率,以及表示可变底部的浸入边界方法测深和弯曲的海岸线。该LES模型将研究河口的三个重要的混合过程:(1)由于斜压梯度和潮汐应变导致的不对称潮汐混合; (2) 底部深度横向变化的直的、分层的河道中的混合和侧向循环; (3) 河道狭窄处附近水力过渡流中地形强制的局部混合。最后,我们将使用LES模型模拟哈德逊河口的一段,并将模型结果与最近的染料释放实验进行比较;从 LES 获得的速度场和标量场将用于解释在这个部分混合河口收集的观测结果。本研究的目的是阐明分层河口流中的湍流混合过程,并将 LES 建模技术扩展到受不同测深和海岸线几何形状影响的水平不均匀河口和沿海流。物理海洋学的基本问题。部分混合河口是研究分层湍流的绝佳天然实验室,阐明影响河口盐分和动量输送的关键湍流过程将有助于揭示重要的混合问题。 LES 技术已成功用于研究海洋边界层;然而,它们通常仅限于简单几何形状的水平均匀流。该项目开发的方法可用于解决沿海海洋学中的各种湍流混合问题,并生成用于校准和改进湍流参数化方案的湍流数据。更广泛的影响:拟议的研究将改进湍流混合过程的表示区域海洋模型,用于预测社会关注的河口和沿海环境中的海平面、洋流、水质、污染物迁移和生态系统生产力。可以将生物地球化学状态变量添加到模型中以研究生态热点,例如河口和沿海海洋中的有害藻华。该项目将为研究生和博士后提供培训,以获取解决海洋学问题的高级数值技能。
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