ECMWF IFS Wave ENS 0.1°: Wellenensemble

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ECMWF IFS Wave ENS 0.1°: Wellenensemble: Streuung der signifikanten Wellenhöhe in Metern, von GribStream als Populationsstandardabweichung aller 50 gestörten Mitglieder berechnet; jede Zelle benötigt 50 gültige Werte.
ifswaef0p1 · Streuung der signifikanten Wellenhöhe in Metern, von GribStream als Populationsstandardabweichung aller 50 gestörten Mitglieder berechnet; jede Zelle benötigt 50 gültige Werte. Historisches Beispiel: Lauf vom 20. Oktober 2026, 12 UTC; gültig am 30. Oktober, 12 UTC (+240 h). Darstellung mit der nächstgelegenen Zelle des 0.1°-Ausgabegitters. Quelle: ECMWF, CC BY 4.0; Grafik: GribStream.

Über diese Vorhersage

50 ECMWF-Wellenmitglieder mit 0.1° zur Untersuchung unsicherer Wellenhöhen, Perioden und Richtungen bis 15 Tage.

Was ist ECMWF IFS?

IFS steht für Integrated Forecasting System. Das Europäische Zentrum für mittelfristige Wettervorhersage (EZMW, englisch ECMWF) entwickelt es in Zusammenarbeit mit Météo-France. Datenassimilation verbindet Beobachtungen mit dem Modellzustand; physikalische Gleichungen beschreiben die weitere Entwicklung des Erdsystems. Atmosphäre, Land, Ozean und Wellen tauschen dabei Informationen aus. Diese Produkte gehören zur kurz- und mittelfristigen Vorhersage bis 15 Tage. Daneben entwickelt das EZMW die auf maschinellem Lernen basierende AIFS-Familie. ECMWF-Dokumentation.

Wofür sich dieses Produkt eignet

Das Wellenensemble überträgt alternative IFS-Wetterszenarien in das gekoppelte ecWAM-Modell. Es zeigt, wie Unsicherheit in der Sturmentwicklung den Seegang verändert. Verfügbar sind Mitglieder 1–50; der Wellenkontrolllauf ist separat. Vergleichen Sie Verläufe, um Beginn und Dauer geeigneter Einsatzbedingungen zu beurteilen. ECMWF-Dokumentation.

Details

00 und 12 UTC: +0–144 h alle 3 h, danach +150–360 h alle 6 h (15 Tage). 06 und 18 UTC: +0–144 h alle 3 h (6 Tage). Die Laufzeit bezeichnet die Initialisierung; die Veröffentlichung folgt später.
00 und 12 UTC: +0–144 h alle 3 h, danach +150–360 h alle 6 h (15 Tage). 06 und 18 UTC: +0–144 h alle 3 h (6 Tage). Die Laufzeit bezeichnet die Initialisierung; die Veröffentlichung folgt später.

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Parameter

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Klicken Sie auf einen Parameter, um Varianten in einer kompakten Tabelle mit kopierbaren JSON-Selektoren zu sehen. Codes, Levels und Selector-Werte bleiben exakt so, wie die API sie ausgibt.

cdww –Coefficient of drag with waves (dimensionless)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140233

ECMWF param DB

Wave-model drag coefficient describing the surface stress coupling between winds and waves.

  • Published with ECMWF wave-model output and useful for diagnosing air-sea momentum exchange.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"cdww","level":"sfc","info":""}
h1012 –Significant wave height of all waves with periods from 10 to 12 seconds (m)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140114

ECMWF param DB

Significant wave height contributed by waves with periods from 10 to 12 seconds.

  • Period-band wave height fields help separate sea states by wave-period class.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"h1012","level":"sfc","info":""}
h1214 –Significant wave height of all waves with periods from 12 to 14 seconds (m)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140115

ECMWF param DB

Significant wave height contributed by waves with periods from 12 to 14 seconds.

  • Period-band wave height fields help separate sea states by wave-period class.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"h1214","level":"sfc","info":""}
h1417 –Significant wave height of all waves with periods from 14 to 17 seconds (m)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140116

ECMWF param DB

Significant wave height contributed by waves with periods from 14 to 17 seconds.

  • Period-band wave height fields help separate sea states by wave-period class.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"h1417","level":"sfc","info":""}
h1721 –Significant wave height of all waves with periods from 17 to 21 seconds (m)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140117

ECMWF param DB

Significant wave height contributed by waves with periods from 17 to 21 seconds.

  • Period-band wave height fields help separate sea states by wave-period class.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"h1721","level":"sfc","info":""}
h2125 –Significant wave height of all waves with periods from 21 to 25 seconds (m)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140118

ECMWF param DB

Significant wave height contributed by waves with periods from 21 to 25 seconds.

  • Period-band wave height fields help separate sea states by wave-period class.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"h2125","level":"sfc","info":""}
h2530 –Significant wave height of all waves with periods from 25 to 30 seconds (m)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140119

ECMWF param DB

Significant wave height contributed by waves with periods from 25 to 30 seconds.

  • Period-band wave height fields help separate sea states by wave-period class.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"h2530","level":"sfc","info":""}
mp2 –Mean zero-crossing wave period (s)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140221

ECMWF param DB

Mean time between sea-surface crossings of mean sea level.

  • Derived from the two-dimensional wave spectrum that combines waves of different heights, lengths, and directions.
  • Useful with wave height to estimate time under water for coastal structures.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"mp2","level":"sfc","info":""}
mwd –Mean wave direction (Degree true)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140230

ECMWF param DB

Mean direction of ocean surface waves averaged over the wave spectrum.

  • Accounts for both wind-sea and swell components.
  • Direction is in degrees true (0 = from north, 90 = from east).
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"mwd","level":"sfc","info":""}
mwp –Mean wave period (s)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140232

ECMWF param DB

Average time between successive wave crests based on the wave spectrum.

  • Accounts for both wind-sea and swell components.
  • Useful for sea state assessments and marine engineering.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"mwp","level":"sfc","info":""}
pp1d –Peak wave period (s)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140231

ECMWF param DB

Period of the most energetic ocean waves associated with the spectral peak.

  • Computed from the reciprocal of the frequency at the peak of the wave spectrum.
  • Includes contributions from both wind-sea and swell.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"pp1d","level":"sfc","info":""}
swh –Significant height of combined wind waves and swell (m)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140229

ECMWF param DB

Average height of the highest one-third of wind + swell waves.

  • Defined as four times the square root of the spectral variance (integral over all frequencies and directions).
  • Used to assess sea state and structural loading offshore.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"swh","level":"sfc","info":""}
wmb –Model bathymetry (m)
1 variant

Parameter ID 140219

ECMWF param DB

Bathymetry used by the ECMWF wave model.

  • This is a model-grid field used by the wave model, not an observed water-depth analysis.
Level Info Horizon Selector
sfc 0h-360h
{"name":"wmb","level":"sfc","info":""}

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