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Information × Registration Number 0226U002462, (0124U000771) , R & D reports Title Diagnosis and forecast of oceanographic conditions in the Black and Azov Seas to ensure hydrometeorological safety of Ukraine popup.stage_title Розвиток автоматизованого модельного комплексу для прогнозу метеорологічних і океанографічних характеристик. Head Tuchkovenko Yurii S., Доктор географічних наук Registration Date 25-02-2026 Organization Odesa I.I. Mechnikov National University popup.description1 Refinement and development of a national automated system for diagnosis and operational forecasting of short-term variability of oceanographic and environmental parameters of the marine environment in the waters of the Black and Azov Seas, which is based on unique numerical mathematics original models of the remaining generation. popup.description2 The subject of the study is the variability of oceanographic and ecological characteristics in the Ukrainian part of the Black and Azov Seas and their impact zones. The object of the study is the diagnosis of the state of the marine environment and development of operational forecasts of variability of meteorological conditions over the sea area, oceanographic and environmental characteristics of the sea using methods of numerical mathematical modelling. The aim of the study is to improve and develop the national automated system of diagnosis and operational forecasting of short-term variability of oceanographic and environmental parameters of the marine environment in the Black and Azov Seas, which is based on the use of the latest generation numerical mathematical models. Research methods used in the study are numerical prognostic hydro-thermodynamic models of oceanographic processes in the marine environment, spectral model of wind waves, mesoscale prognostic model of meteorological conditions. The results of verification of an improved modelling complex for the diagnosis and forecast of oceanographic conditions in the Black Sea are presented. Model verification was carried out by comparing the simulation results with observational data from harbour hydrometeorological stations located in the Odessa region of the northwestern Black Sea. Remote sensing data and the results of independent numerical simulations were also used to verify the model. Specific example cases demonstrate the potential applications of the modelling complex for solving real-world environmental problems. The WRF mesoscale atmospheric model was calibrated and verified to be applicable to the conditions in the northwestern Black Sea region. Simulation results on oceanographic parameters variability using atmospheric forcing from the WRF model are presented. Product Description popup.authors Valeriya A. Ovcharuk Yurii S. Tuchkovenko Dmytro V. Kushnir Ivan V. Kovalets Amelin Lev M. Ganna O. Solovyova Roman O. Synkevych popup.nrat_date 2026-02-25 Close