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Coastal Storms Program: Columbia River Circulation Model
As part of the Coastal Storms Program, a Pacific Northwest pilot project was launched in 2003. The Coastal Storms Program is a nationwide effort led by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to lessen the impacts to coastal communities from storms. To accomplish this goal, local, state, and federal organizations are working together on site-specific projects. More information is available at http://www.csc.noaa.gov/csp
NOT FOR NAVIGATIONAL USE
This is an experimental numerical model. These are preliminary results to be used for review, evaluation, and comment only
Latest Model Results using ELCIRC
| Time Histories: | Water Levels at NOAA Stations | Water Levels at CORIE Stations | What is CORIE? |
Two-Dimensional Animations
| Elevations: | nowcast | forecast |
| Surface Currents: | nowcast | forecast |
| Bottom Currents: | nowcast | forecast |
| Surface Salinity: | nowcast | forecast |
| Bottom Salinity: | nowcast | forecast |
| Surface Temperature: | nowcast | forecast |
| Bottom Temperature: | nowcast | forecast |
| Winds: | nowcast | forecast |
For more information, please contact:
Ed Myers
Marine Modeling and Analysis Programs
NOAA/NOS/Coast Survey Development Laboratory
Revised Thursday March 03 2005by OCS Webmaster