Princeton Ocean Model

The Princeton Ocean Model (POM) is a widely used numerical model for simulating ocean circulation and dynamics. Developed at Princeton University, it is designed to represent various physical processes in the ocean, such as tides, currents, temperature distribution, and salinity changes. ### Key Features of the Princeton Ocean Model: 1. **Three-Dimensional Structure**: POM is capable of simulating three-dimensional ocean circulation, which allows for a more accurate representation of ocean dynamics compared to two-dimensional models.