IOOS/ GCOOS. Dr. Barbara Kirkpatrick Executive Director. SAML Meeting May 12, 2016
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1 IOOS/ GCOOS Dr. Barbara Kirkpatrick Executive Director SAML Meeting May 12, 2016
2 Outline US IOOS Program GCOOS- RA Our Ocean Observing System Build Out Plan Closing thoughts
3 U.S. IOOS enables decision making and fosters advances in Science and Technology 3
4 Regional Component: Operated By: Federal Component:
5 U.S. IOOS: Contribution to Global Observations
6 How is the national initiative organized? International GOOS National IOOS- Ocean.US Coastal Component COOS Regional Association Implementation (RA-COOS)
7 Supporting Research to Operations Alliance for Coastal Technologies (ACT) Technology Evaluations, Technical capacity building, and information clearinghouse (FY2015/2016) Coastal & Ocean Modeling Testbed (COMT) Testing model skill, transition to operations, and applied science for hypoxia, inundation, and ocean forecasts
8 U.S. IOOS: Bringing Data to Life
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10 What is the purpose of Regional Coastal Ocean Observation Systems (COOS)? End-user Relevance Regional Differences Local Applicability Increased Flexibility
11 History of the GCOOS-RA
12 GCOOS-RA Model Data Providers/Owners/Operators NOT the GCOOS- RA Federal State Academic NGO s GCOOS RA- Data management into centralized portal for all to use
13 GCOOS Data Portal
14 GCOOS Data Management and Products Portals Real time and Historical Data Water Quality Field Cruises Model Forecasts MBON Sea Surface Height Bathymetry Satellite Data Gliders Fish
15 GCOOS Data Management Recent projects GANDALF: Gulf AUV Network and Data Archive Long-term Storage Facility AUV plots, trajectories and feature collections Binary AUV data files, text log files, encoded ARGOS messages 34B sensor records for an 80 day mission Processed to the National Glider Data Assembly Center (DAC)
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18 GCOOS Data Management Recent projects HN-DSS: Hypoxia Nutrient Decision Support System 71 organizations all with different data recording practices 9 measured variables 7.5M records
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21 GCOOS Fisheries Data Management Integration of Aquatic Animals in the Gulf of Mexico (itag) First step- Orphan tag database Green/yellow/red data sharing controlled by PI
22 GCOOS RA Outreach and Education (Dr. Chris Simoniello) E- newsletter Media releases Outreach activities- Science fairs, web content, lesson plans, publications
23 The GCOOS Build Out Plan
24 The GCOOS Build-out Plan 631 workshop contributors 50 additional contributors From 297 organizations 19 elements in the BOP 90 plans reviewed 13 subject matter expert writing teams an-v2-1.pdf
25 Stakeholder workshopsto Integrated Data systems identify needs NVODS for managers Private sector interests HABSOS Next steps Oil and Gas Storm surge/inundation Educator GPS HABs (1) Boaters HABs (2) Integrated water quality Recreational Boaters Ecosystem modeling (1) HABs (3) Acoustic Tagging NGOs Ecosystem modeling (2)
26 Plan includes 19 elements to meet stakeholder needs- with cost estimates Surface currents and waves network Fixed mooring network Autonomous meteorological measurement network, Glider and AUV network Satellite observations and products Aircraft observations Bathymetry and topography mapping network Water level network Enhanced PORTS network Outreach and Education Harmful Algal Bloom Integrated Observing System Ecosystem monitoring Water quality and beach quality monitoring Hypoxia monitoring Monitoring of river discharge Physical modeling Ecosystem modeling Data management and communications system Research input into new technology development
27 Building the Observing System Ideal!
28 Reality Different sources of funding Different timelines Doesn t change the contributions an integrated observing system can/will provide to society Detecting and predicting climate variability and consequences, Preserving and restoring healthy marine ecosystems, Ensuring human health, Managing resources, Facilitating safe and efficient marine transportation, Enhancing national security, and Predicting and mitigating against coastal hazards.
29 Ecosystem Monitoring Section- GCOOS Build Out Plan Page 45
30 Collaboration with SECOORA
31 SECOORA and GCOOS SECOORA- supports assets in Florida waters GCOOS - supports data management and transfer Frequent discussions to assure not duplication of efforts Co-sponsor workshops, media releases, white papers
32 Collaborative Project on Water Quality? Hypoxia/Nutrient Data Portal- continue to populate Comprehensive Beach Portal-Current Conditions and Forecasting Closing Thoughts Pathogens Rip Currents Harmful Algal Blooms Animal migration (bull sharks) On shore/near shore impacts- jellyfish, swimmer s itch
33 Questions/Comments
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