Field Experiment Meeting Materials
2010
January 22 | Marine Spatial Planning Workshop
- Workshop and panel discussion on Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning
- Kate Moran from the Office of Science and Technology Policy in the White House provided an overview of the Interim Framework developed by the Interagency Ocean Policy Task Force.
- Ian Dutton from the Alaska SeaLife Center provided examples of CMSP in other parts of the world. (Presentation, 2.2MB PDF)
January 19 | PWS Field Experiment preliminary results (special session at the 2010 Alaska Marine Science Symposium)
- Peter Olsson: Wind and Weather Forecasting (PPT 5.8 MB)
- Gaurav Singhal: Evaluation of an Operational Wave Forecasting System (PPT 1.8 MB)
- Mark Halverson: Upper Water Column Circulation in Prince William Sound from Drifting Buoys
- Carter Ohlmann: HF radar and drifters -- Ocean Circulation in Prince William Sound (PPT 4.2 MB)
- Scott Pegau: The Application of AUVs to Ocean Observing in Prince William Sound (PPT 3.8 MB)
- Yi Chao: ROMS Forecasting and data assimilation -- Integrating Data with 3D Ocean Circulation Model to enable Forecasting (PDF 3.7 MB)
- Fei Chai: NPZ Through Observations and Modeling -- Physical-biological Modeling for the PWS (PPT 7 MB)
- Mark Johnson: Data Management for the Prince William Sound Field Experiment (PDF 1.4 MB)
- Nora Deans: Outreach and Education -- Bringing the Field Experiment to the Public and Stakeholders (PPT 6.5 MB)
- Scott Pegau: Conclusions, Discussions, Lessons Learned, and the Future of the Observing System (PDF 4.2 MB)
2009
January 19 | PWS Field Experiment planning workshop
- Meeting Agenda
- Data Management Work Plan
- Overview (Schoch)
- Atmospheric Modeling (Olsson + Volz)
- Data Management: getting data to/from AOOS (Cermak)
- Lagrangian Ocean Circulation (Ohlmann)
- NDBC Status of Weather Buoys in PWS (Jenner / Burdette)
- PSJ (Campbell)
- PWS Field Experiment Education + Outreach Activities (McCammon)
- ROMS-NPZ: Physical-biological Modeling for the PWS Preliminary Results of 2004 (Chai + Shi)
Note: there is information stored in the notes section of this slideshow - ROMS Ocean Forecasting and Data Assimilation (Chao)
- SnoTel (McClure)
- TAMUG wave
- Validation exercise (Pegau)
2008
January 20 | PWS Field Experiment planning workshop
- Workshop Progress Report
- IOOS and AOOS: Status Report (McCammon)
- An AOOS Demonstration in PWS (Schoch)
- Weather Buoys in PWS and Cook Inlet (Burdette)
- Pilot Mooring: Port San Juan (Campbell)
- Modeling Nutrients and Plankton in the Pacific (Chai)
- PWS Forecasting System (Chao)
- Regional Ocean Modeling System in PWS (Colas)
- PWS Mooring Program (Ewald)
- ShoreZone Coastal Habitat Mapping (Harney)
- Nearshore Habitats and Forage Fish (Lindeberg and Johnson)
- PWS Climate Data Site Update (McClure)
- PWS Temperature and Salinity (Okkonen)
- Modeling PWS Weather (Olsson)
- Forecasting PWS Waves (Panchang)
- CO-OPS Program Status and Plans (Paternostro)
- PWS Surface Currents from HF Radar (Weingartner)
2006
October 11-12 | PWS Field Experiment Planning Workshop
- Meeting Agenda
- AOOS Overview (McCammon)
- A Demonstration of AOOS in PWS (Schoch)
- SAROPS: Environmental Data Sources and their Uncertainties (Allen)
- ESEOO in Spain (Beegle-Krause)
- Long Term Monitoring of the Water Exchange between GOA and PWS (Belanger)
- Biophysical Observations Aboard Alaskan State Ferries (Cokelet)
- Performance of a Nowcast/Forecast System for PWS (Mooers)
- Passive Acoustic Monitoring in PWS (Nystuen)
- PWS Wave Prediction System (Panchang)
- Education and Outreach for PWSField Experiment (Baker)
- AOOS Data Management (Cermak)
- Physical-Biological Modeling of Coastal Marine Ecosystems (Chai)
- Monterey Bay 2003/2006 Field Experiments (Chao)
- Integrated Ocean Observing and Prediction Systems (Chao)
- Co-Ops in Alaska: National Current Observation Program (Ewald)
- Regional Oceanography of GOA and PWS (Okkonen)
- Atmospheric modeling for PWS (Olsson)
- High Frequency Radar in PWS (Potter)
- Satellite Remote Sensing Data Available for PWS (Potter)
- Oil Spill Response in the Field (Whitney)
2004
Lagrangian Field Experiment
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