CD-ROM DBCP Technical
Documents No. 21 — 2002
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Table of Contents TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS
ISSUED WITHIN THE DATA BUOY
COOPERATION PANEL SERIES
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1. Graham Warren, Bureau of Meteorology,
Melbourne, Australia
Use of Buoy Data in The Bureau of
Meteorology's
Meteorological
and Oceanographic Systems
2. Robert Caplikas, Manager, Vaisala
Melbourne, Australia
R Hibbins, Instrument Engineering, Bureau of Meteorology,
Australia
Reliable Wind Data From Ship Board
AWS
3. Andrew Watson, Supervising Meteorologist,
Bureau of Meteorology,
South Australia Regional Office
A Moored Wave Rider Buoy off the
Southern Coast of
Kangaroo
Island, South Australia
4. S. T. Gille, P. P. Niiler, S. K. Y.
Elipot, and L. E. Romero
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, California
92093-0230, USA
Surface and Mid-Depth Circulation of
the Southern Ocean
From
Drifters and Floats.
(Abstract Only)
5. Susan Wijffels, CSIRO Marine Research,
Hobart, Australia
Ming Feng, CSIRO Marine Research, Hobart, Australia
Results From a Pilot Argo Float
Program in the East Indian Ocean
6. Yutaka Michida1,
Hiroyuki Yoritaka2 and Toru Suzuki3
1 Ocean Research Institute, The University of
Tokyo
2 Hydrographic Department, Japan Coast Guard
3 Marine Information Research Center, Japan
Hydrographic Association
Surface Currents in the Subpolar Gyre
of the North Pacific Observed with Surface Drifters
7. David
Meldrum1, Duncan Mercer1, Oli Peppe1 and
Martin Doble2
1 Scottish Association for Marine Science
2 Scott Polar Research Institute
Results From Orbcomm Ice Buoy
Deployments
8. V.N. Eremeev*, E.
Horton**, S.V. Motyzhev*, P.- M. Poulain***, S.G. Poyarkov****,
D.M.
Soloviev*, S.V. Stanichny*, A.G. Zatsepin****
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Marine Hydrophysical Institute NASU, 99011, Kapitanskaya, 2, Sevastopol,
Ukraine
**Naval
Oceanographic Office, 1002 Balch Boulevard, Stennis Space Center,
MS 39522-5001,
USA
*** Department of
Oceanography, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA 93943-5000
**** P.P.Shirshov
Institute of Oceanology, RAS, 117851, Nakhimovsky, 36, Moscow, Russia
Studies of Black Sea Macro and
Mesoscale Circulation with
Application of Svp and Svp-B
Drifters. Present Results and Future Plans….
9. G. Loaec1, S. Le Reste1,
F. Marchese1, A. Billant2, E. Le Marchand3, T.
Swinamer4
1 IFREMER
- Marine Technology and Information Systems Division - Brest - France
2
IFREMER - Physical Oceanography Laboratory - Brest - France
3
MARTEC - Brest - France
4
METOCEAN Data Systems - Darmouth - Canada
PROVOR: A Range of Profiling
Floats for Operational Oceanography
10. S. Pouliquen, A. Billant, Y. Desaubies,
G. Loaec, F. Gaillard , G. Maudire
IFREMER, BP70, 29280 Plouzané, France
CORIOLIS: A French Project For
In Situ Operational Oceanography
11. Peter Niiler: Scripps Institution of
Oceanography, La Jolla CA, USA
Andy Sybrandy: Pacific Gyre, Carlsbad, CA, USA
Analysis and Improvement of Digital
Minimet Performance. (Abstract Only)
12. David
B. Gilhousen, Meteorologist, NDBC Operations Branch,
Leader,
Data Products Team, USA
Eric
A. Meindl, Chief, NDBC Operations Branch, USA
An Update of Data Quality Control
Techniques Used By
13. Sergey
Motyzhev – Marlin-Yug Ltd Venture, Ukraine.
Elizabeth
Horton – Naval Oceanographic Office, USA.
Practical Steps for Decreasing of
Drifter Network Cost and
Increasing of Buoy's Data Quality
14. Gary S. Bahret, Electrical Engineer, NDBC Operations
Branch,
Leader,
Network Support Team, USA
David
B. Gilhousen, Meteorologist, NDBC Operations Branch,
Leader,
Data Products Team, USA
Eric
A. Meindl, Chief, NDBC Operations Branch, USA
Moored Buoy Losses in Early 2001 as a
Result of Severe
15. Michael K. Burdette, Oceanographer, NDBC Operations
Branch,
Manager,
Alaska Buoy Project, USA
Eric
A. Meindl, Chief, NDBC Operations Branch, USA
The
United States’ Alaska Buoy Network Expansion
16. Robert Heinmiller, OMNET, Inc., Staunton,
Virginia, U.S.A and
Ngoc
Hoang, NAL Research Corp., Manassas, Virginia, U.S.A
Stephen R. Piotrowicz, Ocean.US,
Arlington, Virginia, U.S.A
A System for the Delivery of Data
from Remote, Unattended Platforms
Using
the Iridium Low Earth Orbit Satellite System
17. Christian Ortega, CLS, Toulouse, France
Bill Woodward, Service Argos, USA
Argos Data Transmission: Strategies
and Performance
18. Ron Fordyce, PMO Manager, Environment
Canada, Hamilton, Canada
Tom Vandall, Director,
AXYS Environmental Systems, Victoria, Canada
Improving
the Frequency and Reliability of
Global Meteorological Observations at Sea
19. Simon Skey, Axys Technologies Inc.,
Sidney, B.C., Canada
Mark Blaseckie, Axys Technologies Inc., Sidney, B.C., Canada
Reo Phillips, Axys Technologies Inc., Sidney, B.C., Canada
Val Swail, Meteorological Service of Canada, Downsview, Ont.,
Canada
Development of a High Accuracy
Temperature Sensor
20. Gary Williams, Clearwater
Instrumentation, Inc., Watertown, MA 02472 USA
Measurement Of Sea Surface Salinity
From An Autonomous System
21. Mayra C Pazos, Drifter DAC NOAA/AOML, USA
Techniques and Procedures Used to
Quality Control
Drifter
Data at the DAC at NOAA/AOML
22. Jeffrey Wingenroth, Technocean, Inc.,
Cape Coral, Florida, USA
SVP-Barometer
Drifter Performance (pdf
only)
23. Pierre Blouch, Centre de Meteorologie
marine, Meteo-France
Evaluation of SVP-B and SVP-BW
Drifters from an Operational Point of View
24. K.Premkumar
- Programme Director, National Data Buoy Programme,
National Institute of Ocean Technology, Chennai, India
New Developments for the Data
Buoy System in India
25. P.-M. Poulain1,2, A. Sybrandy3,
M. Deponte2, L. Ursella2 and P. Niiler4
1Naval Postgraduate School,
Monterey, California, USA
2Istituto Nazionale di
Oceanografia e di Geofisica Sperimentale, Trieste, Italy, EU
3Pacific Gyre, Inc. San Diego,
California, USA
4Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla,
California, USA
Direct Measurements of the
Water-Following Characteristics of Surface Drifters
26. Bernard G. Petolas, P.Eng., Metocean Data
Systems, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
J-CAD (JAMSTEC Compact Arctic
Drifter)
27. Peter K. Taylor, Southampton Oceanography Centre,
Southampton, UK
Ewa Dunlap, Weathervane
Scientific Inc., Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Val R. Swail, Meteorological
Service of Canada, Downsview, Ontario, Canada
On the Accuracy of Wind and Wave Measurements
from Buoys
28. Tetsuya Uwai, Japan Meteorological
Agency, Japan
Drifting Wave Buoy Using Orbcomm Data
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