FES99: A Global Tide Finite Element Solution Assimilating Tide Gauge and Altimetric Information

By F. Lefèvre, F. Lyard, C. Provost, E. Schrama. 2002

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The third realization of the International Celestial Reference Frame by very long baseline interferometry (2020, methodology): “Ocean loading displacements were obtained from the TPXO.7.2 model (Egbert & Erofeeva 2002), supplemented with the FES99 model (Lefèvre et al. 2002) for the long-period Ssa tide, while those due to atmospheric pressure loading (both tidal and non-tidal) come from the APLO model (Petrov & Boy 2004).”
Study of the atmospheric pressure loading signal in very long baseline interferometry observations (2003, methodology): “’’ Three years later vanDam and Herring [1994] and independently MacMillan and Gipson [1994] succeeded in detecting atmospheric pressure loading signal using more sophisticated approaches. MacMillan and Gipson [1994] estimated coefficients of linear regression between vertical site displacements and”
Modeling the barotropic response of the global ocean to atmospheric wind and pressure forcing ‐ comparisons with observations (2003, background): “The present HF tidal corrections have mainly reached this requirement, through the high resolution hydrodynamic model FES [Lefèvre et al., 2002] or the assimilated model GOT [Ray, 1999]. In contrast, the ocean response to meteorological forcing is still poorly accounted for by simply applying the in”