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An operational assimilation system incorporating significant wave heightobservations in high resolution numerical wave models is studied andevaluated. In particular, altimeter satellite data provided by the EuropeanSpace Agency (ESA-ENVISAT) are assimilated in the wave model WAM whichoperates in two different wave climate areas: the Mediterranean Sea and theIndian Ocean. The first is a wind-sea dominated area while in the second,swell is the principal part of the sea state, a fact that seriously affectsthe performance of the assimilation scheme. A detailed study of thedifferent impact is presented and the resulting forecasts are evaluatedagainst available buoy and satellite observations. The corresponding resultsshow a considerable improvement in wave forecasting for the Indian Oceanwhile in the Mediterranean Sea the assimilation impact is restricted toisolated areas

Assimilation of radar altimeter data in numerical wave models: an impact study in two different wave climate regions