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The Workshop requested abstracts that
addressed the following themes:
Operational Practices and Enhancements
– demands for enhanced observations collection technology; innovations
or developments in related marine observation systems; developments in
buoys/instruments (e.g. wave measurements). These aspects will be
addressed in Session 1.
Technological Demands and Developments
– evaluation or analysis of operational performance or trials; data
communications and data assimilation; performance and efficiency
benchmarking; new systems and practices. These aspects will be addressed
in Session 2.
Applications of Collected Data –
research and operational data applications; case studies. These aspects
will be addressed in Session 3.
Special
Focus. In addition to the regular themes, this year’s workshop
will have a major focus on
Requirements for Climate Applications.
Topics of interest are:
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Requirements for Climate Services as part
of the Global Framework for Climate Services (GFCS).
These aspects will be addressed in Session 4.
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Requirements for
Climate Monitoring. These aspects will be
addressed in Session 4.
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Collection
of delayed mode buoy data. These
aspects will be addressed in Session 4.
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Observing practices, including
traceability to standards and instrument inter-comparison.
These aspects will be addressed in Session 4.
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Collection of
instrument/platform metadata from data buoys.
These aspects will be
addressed in Session 4.
Workshop Chairs:
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Bill Burnett, NOAA National Data Buoy
Center (NDBC), USA
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Jean Rolland, Météo France
Session 1:
Operational
Practices and Enhancements – 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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No. |
Title |
Author |
Abstract |
Presentation |
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1 |
Re-evaluating Drogue Presence and Cause of
Death for the Global Drifter Array |
Rick Lumpkin (NOAA/AOML/GDP) |
x |
x |
|
2 |
AOML Data Buoy Comparison Study |
Mayra Pazos (NOAA/AOML/GDP) |
x |
x |
|
3 |
Review of Investigations in 2010- 2011 to
Progress Drifter Technology |
Sergey Motyzhev, Alexei Tolstosheev, and
Eugene Lunev
(Marine Hydrophysical Institute) |
x |
x |
|
4 |
New
Technical Developments in Tropical Cyclones Observing
Systems: Ocean-Air Observations During Typhoon Fanapi |
Luca Centurioni
(Scripps
Institution of Oceanography) |
x |
x |
Session 2:
Technological
Demands and Developments – evaluation or analysis of operational
performance or trials; data communications and data assimilation;
performance and efficiency benchmarking; new systems and practices.
|
No |
Title |
Author |
Abstract |
Presentation(s) |
|
5 |
“Bai-Long”: An Update on the FIO RAMA Buoy Project |
Chun Lin Ning, Weidong Yu (First Institute of
Oceanography) and Rick Cole (RDSEA
International) |
x |
x |
|
6 |
Inter-Laboratory Calibration Traceability for Temperature,
Conductivity, Pressure and Dissolved Oxygen |
David Murphy
(Sea-Bird Electronics) |
x |
x |
|
7 |
Improvements made to the barometric pressure port on their
drifters and new technology improvements made in 2010-2011 |
Andy
Sybrandy (Pacific Gyre) |
|
x |
|
8 |
The
Argos Real-Time Antenna Upgrade Project: Status and
Expectations |
Bill
Woodward (CLS America), Michel Guigue (CLS
Toulouse) and Yann Bernard (CLS
Toulouse) |
x |
x |
|
9 |
The
Next Generation Easy-To-Deploy (ETD) Tsunami Assessment Buoy |
R. Lawson
and D. Graham (SAIC), S. Stalin, C. Meinig, D. Tagawa,
N. Lawrence-Slavas (PMEL) and R. Hibbins and B.
Ingham (Australian Bureau of Meteorology) |
x |
x (Video) |
Session 3:
Applications of
Collected Data – research and operational data applications;
case studies.
|
No |
Title |
Author |
Abstract |
Presentation |
|
10 |
Wave Measurements using GPS |
Dong-Kyu Lee (Scripps Inst.) ,
Kwan-Chang Lim (Korea Hydrographic and Oceanographic
Administration) and Luca Centurioni (Scripps Inst.) |
x |
x |
|
11 |
Wave Measurement Evaluation and Testing |
Robert Jensen (USACE), Val Swail
(Environment Canada) and Boram Lee (WMO) |
x |
x |
|
12 |
Salinity Drifters in the Subtropical
North Atlantic – SPURS Experiment “Salinity Process in the
Upper Ocean Regional Study” |
G. Reverdin (LOCEAN, CNRS/INSU) |
x |
x |
|
13 |
A Plan for a Spanish Contribution to
the GDP in the Western Mediterranean Sea, SOCIB, a New Open
Infrastructure in the Balearic Islands |
Pedro Vélez-Belchí (Instituto Español
de Oceanografía) and Joaquin Tintoré (Balearic Islands
Coastal Observing and Forecast System) |
x |
x |
|
14 |
Use of Wind Stress and Altimetric Data
to Detect the Anomalous Loss of SVP Drifter’s Drogue |
Rio Marie-Helene (CLS-DOS) |
x |
x |
Session 4:
Requirements for
Climate Change Applications - requirements for the Global
Framework for Climate Services (GFCS), and climate monitoring;
collection of delayed mode data; observing practices, including
traceability to standards and instrument inter-comparisons; collection
of instrument/platform metadata.
|
No |
Title |
Author |
Abstract |
Presentation |
|
15 |
Partnerships for New GEOSS Applications
(PANGEA) |
Sid Thurston (NOAA/CPO) |
x |
x |
|
16 |
Observed Changes at the Surface of the
Arctic Ocean |
Ignatius Rigor (Applied Physics
Laboratory, University of Washington) |
x |
x
(Videos:
Arctic domain awareness;
Age of ice;
Camera) |
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17 |
Significance of Met-Ocean Subsurface
Indian OMNI Buoy Measurements in the Bay of Bengal |
V.R. Shamji, Simi Mathew, R. Venkatesan
(National Institute of Ocean Technology) |
x |
x (Video) |
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