Geoscientific model development · 2019 · 16 citations · 15 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeophysicsDynamic MeteorologyGeomagnetismNumerical Weather PredictionData AssimilationGeodynamic ModelingGeophysical Data ProcessingMagnetic AnomaliesMagnetic StormsMagnetohydrodynamicsGeodynamo SimulationsGeomagnetic DisturbancesGeomagnetic Field ModelsMagnetic Field ForecastingMagnetospheric ModelingOuter Core DynamicsSequential Data AssimilationUser Profiles
Abstract. The pygeodyn package is a sequential geomagnetic data assimilation tool written in Python. It gives access to the core surface dynamics, controlled by geomagnetic observations, by means of a stochastic model anchored to geodynamo simulation statistics. The pygeodyn package aims to give access to a user-friendly and flexible data assimilation algorithm. It is designed to be tunable by the community by different means, including the following: the possibility to use embedded data and priors or to supply custom ones; tunable parameters through configuration files; and adapted documentation for several user profiles. In addition, output files are directly supported by the package webgeodyn that provides a set of visualization tools to explore the results of computations.
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Turbulent geodynamo simulations: a leap towards Earth’s core
Nathanaël Schaeffer, D. Jault, Henri‐Claude Nataf et al. · Geophysical Journal International · 2017 · 268 citations · Full text