Abstract

The adjoint assimilation technique is used to invert the prescribed initial field in the Bohai Sea. Based on this technique, the practical performances of the limited-memory BFGS (L-BFGS) method, the Regularization method, and the Gradient Descent (GD) method are investigated computationally through a series experiments. Experimental results demonstrate that the prescribed initial field can be successfully estimated by these three methods. Inversion result with the Regularization method is better than that with the L-BFGS method, although errors of observations are higher. Though higher simulation errors than L-BFGS and Regularization method, the difference between the prescribed distribution and inversion result is the lowest, indicating that inversion result with the traditional GD method is the best.

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