The Nested Grid Model refers to a computational modeling approach used in various fields like meteorology, oceanography, and climate science. Its primary purpose is to provide a more detailed representation of physical processes occurring within different spatial scales. Here are some key characteristics of nested grid models: 1. **Hierarchical Grid Structures**: In a nested grid model, a coarse grid serves as the primary computational domain, while one or more finer grids (nested grids) are implemented within specific regions of interest.
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