In Absentia - 2

The Teosphere

I am still hard at work on the C++ version of Teos-10.

It is a wrapper in the sense that I use the C version as the foundation.

That is, the C version is the testing criteria for the C++ version.

Epipelagic Depths

The methods/member functions of the C++ classes/objects must return the same values as the C functions of the C version.

I have accomplished that phase.

Mesopelagic Depths

The C++ version has been used on the World Ocean Database (WOD) in situ measurements and that came out well.

I have added some graphs that show the matching proportion in TEOS-10 concepts as generated by the C++ library.

Bathypelagic Depths

Notice that proportion matches in the Conservative Temperature (CT), Potential Enthalpy (h^O) a.k.a. "Ocean Heat Content", and the infrared photon quantity (mol).

Regular readers will remember that concept as detailed in a Dredd Blog series (The Ghost Photons, 2, 3).

Any way, the matching pattern in those three show the fidelity of TEOS-10 in that the patterns, ratios, and synchronization holds up.

It does not match the Absolute Salinity (SA) because SA is not a proportional factor in Ocean Heat Content.

Abyssopelagic Depths

An official of the TEOS-10 realm said that the C++ version will be placed on their website and on GitHub.

When that takes place I will be getting back to regular "programming" here.

Until then, Happy New Year to all readers.

The previous post in this series is here.

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