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Virtual Columbia River

Submitted by Jeff Schilling on January 25, 2010 - 1:00pm

The center released the new Virtual Columbia River web site today.

The Virtual Columbia River includes self-redundant long-term simulation databases of 4D (space-time) circulation, designed to characterize contemporary variability and change.

Graphic of virtual Columbia river The site contains an amazing Columbia River Climatological Atlas.

The atlas displays climatologies and anomalies for a variety of aspects of the circulation in the estuary and plume, including integrative indicators of relevance to salmon thinking.

The Virtual Columbia River reflects the work of numerous people at CMOP. Although special thanks go to Paul Turner and Nate Hyde for doing a lot of the heavy lifting.

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