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Each day the global
wave model is run first, followed as soon as possible by the
Mediterranean model. Products are prepared separately from each
model, and are transmitted as one file per timestep per model. The
dissemination filename convention used for wave data is described
in the Section 12.
Availability of
Global Wave Model data is shown in the table below. Forecast time
steps not listed in the table are disseminated at regular intervals
between the times shown.
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Analysis 06/12 -
12 UTC based Forecast
time
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Time Available
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Analysis 18/00 -
00 UTC based Forecast
time
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Time Available
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Analysis 06:00
Analysis 12:00
Forecast Day 1
Forecast Day 10
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17:35
17:40
17:52
18:55
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Analysis 18:00
Analysis 00:00
Forecast Day 1
Forecast Day 10
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5:35
5:40
5:52
6:55
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Availability of the
European Wave Model data is shown in the table below. Forecast time
steps not listed in the table are disseminated at regular intervals
between the times shown.
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Analysis 06/12 -
12 UTC based
Forecast time
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Time Available
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Analysis 18/00 -
00 UTC based
Forecast time
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Time Available
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Analysis 06:00
Analysis 12:00
Forecast Day 1
Forecast Day 5
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19:20
19:21
19:23
19:35
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Analysis 18:00
Analysis 00:00
Forecast Day 1
Forecast Day 5
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7:20
7:21
7:23
7:35
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If operations are
running late, files are transmitted as produced. Operational
production of the Centre's medium range forecast has higher
priority than the Wave project, thus, if there should be a severe
outage, it may be necessary to omit the Wave project forecasts in
order to ensure delivery of the subsequent medium-range
products.
Default transmission
priority for the global wave model products is 30. Corresponding
transmission priority value for the European Model data is 60.
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