Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere Models

Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere Models are advanced simulations that help scientists understand how the ocean and atmosphere interact with each other. These models combine mathematical equations representing ocean currents, temperatures, and weather patterns, allowing researchers to predict climate behavior and changes. By accounting for the complex relationships between sea surface temperatures and atmospheric conditions, these models provide insights into phenomena like El Niño or climate change, aiding in weather forecasting and improving our understanding of global climate systems.