The Workshop requested abstracts that
addressed the following themes:
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Operational Practices and Enhancements –
evaluation or analysis of operational performance or trials; data
communications and data assimilation; performance and efficiency
benchmarking; new systems and practices.
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Technological Demands and Developments –
demands for enhanced observations collection technology; innovations or
developments in related marine observation systems; developments in
buoys/instruments (e.g. wave measurements).
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Applications of Collected Data – research
and operational data applications; case studies.
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Special Focus. In addition to the regular
themes, this year’s workshop will have a major focus on Marine forecast
and services, Numerical Weather Prediction, and coastal risk management.
Topics of interest are:
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Marine forecast – National experience
with regard to marine forecast and impact of buoy observations.
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Numerical Weather Prediction –
National experience with regard to NWP and impact of buoy
observations.
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Use of wave information – The use of
wave information (in situ observations, satellite products, models)
for shipping, port management, and coastal risk management; and the
need for in situ observational data for the validation of wave
models and satellite wave products, and for specific coastal
applications.
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Data timeliness – Improvement of data
timeliness by using specific data distribution systems via national
and/or international gateways, existing and new satellite data
telecommunication systems and their developments; DBCP drifter
Iridium Pilot Project.
Workshop Chairs:
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Bill Burnett, NOAA National Data Buoy
Center (NDBC), USA
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Johan Stander, South African Weather
Service
Session 1:
Operational Practices and Enhancements
– evaluation or analysis of operational performance or trials; data
communications and data assimilation; performance and efficiency
benchmarking; new systems and practices.
|
Title |
Author |
Abstract |
Presentation |
1 |
AOML Data Buoy (ADB) Comparison study |
Shaun Dolk (AOML), with collaboration from Rick Lumpkin (AOML),
Mayra Pazos (AOML), Erik Valdes, Pierre Blouch (Météo-France),
Jean Rolland (Météo-France), and Peter Niiler (SIO)
|
X |
X |
2 |
The
Restrained ADOS-V: A lightweight, self-deploying coastal
mooring |
Luca Centurioni and
Peter Niiler (Scripps) |
X |
X |
3 |
Operational Deployments of Drifting Buoys into Targeted Tropical
Cyclones |
Peter Niiler (Scripps) , Rick Lumpkin (AOML) and Luca
Centurioni (Scripps) |
X |
X |
4 |
Development and Testing of NDBC Standard Buoys |
Chung-Chu Teng and Bill Burnett (NDBC) |
X |
X |
5 |
Partnerships for New GEOSS Applications |
Sidney Thurston (NOAA) |
X |
X |
6 |
Optimizing
Buoy Deployments in the South Atlantic to Maximize Benefits for
Weather Forecasting |
Lithakazi Mkatshwa (SAWS) |
X |
X |
7 |
Drogue-On
Sensors: An Analysis of Existing Sensors and the New Strain
Gauge. |
Andrew Sybrandy (Pacific Gyre) |
X |
X |
8 |
Drifter
Performance by Locations: Do Drifters Perform Badly in Specific
Areas Around the World? If So, Why? |
Andrew Sybrandy (Pacific Gyre) |
X |
X |
Session 2: Technological Demands and
Developments – demands for enhanced observations collection
technology; innovations or developments in related marine observation
systems; developments in buoys/instruments (e.g. wave measurements).
|
Title |
Author |
Abstract |
Presentation |
9 |
Development and Evaluation of Iridium SVP-B Mini and Other
Versions of Drifters |
Sergey Motyzhev (Marlin-Yug Ltd.) |
X |
X |
10 |
Buoy Technology Demands, Developments, Operational Challenges
and Forecasting Improvements in India |
V. Rajendran and G. Latha (NIOT, India) |
X |
X |
11 |
A
First Look at Drifters with Integrated Sonic Anemometers |
Andrew Syrandy (Pacific Gyre) |
X |
X |
12 |
Evaluation of SVP-B Drifters Reporting Through Iridium |
Pierre Blouch and Jean Rolland (Météo -France) |
X |
X |
13 |
Advances in Operational Wind Wave Prediction Systems at KMA and
Their Validation |
Sangwook Park, Jong Suk Park, Jan-Won Seo and Kum-Lan Kim (KMA) |
X |
X |
14 |
Analysis and Modelling of the Upwelling Region of the Somali
Coast |
Ali
J. Mafimbo and John G. Mungai (Kenya Meteorological Services) |
X |
X |
Session 3: Special Focus - In addition to
the regular themes, this year’s workshop will have a major focus on
Marine forecast and services, Numerical Weather Prediction, and coastal
risk management.
|
Title |
Author |
Abstract |
Presentation |
15 |
Pilot Project for Wave Measurements from Drifters |
David Meldrum (Scottish Association for Marine Science) |
X |
X |
16 |
Pilot
Project for Wave Measurement Test and Evaluation |
Val
Swail (Environment Canada) |
X |
X |
17 |
WIGOS
Pilot Project for JCOMM |
Etienne Charpentier (WMO) |
X |
X |
18 |
Integration of the Argos 3 PMT into an SVP Drifter:
Opportunities and Challenges |
Gary Williams (Clearwater, Instrumentation) |
X |
X |
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