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SUMMARY:The Use of Interpretation in Wave Forecast
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\nComputer Science and Applied Mathematics, Emerg
 ing Application Domains, Climate and Weather, Physics\n\nThe Use of Interp
 retation in Wave Forecast\n\nWang\n\nThe accuracy of the wave numerical mo
 del is not perfect, especially for the costal offshore. The interpretation
  is used as the effect method to correct the wave forecast. Here we presen
 t the application of the interpretation used in the China operational wave
  forecast to correct the forecast for the open seas and offshore according
 ly. For the open seas, based on Bayesian theory, a basic model of the prob
 abilistic forecast was established out of the deterministic forecast of Na
 tional marine environmental forecasting center (NMEFC) and European Centre
  of Medium-Range Weather Forecast (ECMWF). For the costal offshore, the me
 thod of ” Representation Region ” is used to solve the fast at
 tenuation problem of wave height along with the decrease of the water dept
 h in the wave numerical models.
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