GROM

GROM (Global Reference Ocean Model) is a computational tool used by scientists to simulate and understand ocean behavior on a large scale. It models ocean currents, temperatures, and salinity by solving complex mathematical equations that represent physical processes like waves, mixing, and flow patterns. By providing detailed insights into ocean dynamics, GROM helps with climate research, weather forecasting, marine navigation, and environmental monitoring. Essentially, it’s a sophisticated virtual ocean that helps us predict how the real ocean reacts to natural and human influences, supporting better decision-making for ocean management and climate strategies.