SPLINTER SESSION E (Tuesday, 7 May, 15:30-17:00)
Please click on a “splinter title“ to jump to the relevant talk and presenter info
| Theme 3 – Splinter 5 |
Theme 4 – Splinter 3 |
Theme 5 – Splinter 5 |
Theme 6 – Splinter 2a |
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| Splinter title: | Small Scales |
Coastal/regional data assimilation and observation impact | Global and Regional Prediction Systems III | Oil spill and drift modelling |
| Room: | B3 | 501 | 507 | 503 |
| Length of session: | 90 min | 105 min | 90 min | 90 min |
| No of talks: | 6 | 7 | 6 | 6 |
| Talk length: | 12 min + 3 min Q&A | 12 min + 3 min Q&A | 12 min + 3 min Q&A | 12 min + 3 min Q&A |
| Session chair(s): | Matthieu Le Henaff | Andy Moore and Anna Teruzzi | Laurent Bertino and Marina Tonani | Andreas Schiller and Laurence Crosnier |
| Related theme | Theme 3: Numerical modelling | Theme 4: Data Assimilation | Theme 5: Ocean Prediction System and Services | Theme 6: User applications and societal benefit |
3.5: Small Scales
| Theme 3 – Splinter 5 |
Abstracts of session 3.5 | Chaired by Matthieu Le Henaff |
The overarching goal of the Theme 3 session is to bring forward the latest developments in ocean modeling and forecasting from a combined physical and biogeochemical perspective. The first two splinter sessions emphasize ocean, atmosphere, and ice forecasts and nowcasts. The third session focuses on biogeochemical and ecological applications. The fourth deals with the latest advances in sea ice modeling and prediction. Finally, the last session emphasizes the small scales.
15:30-15:45 Room B3
Improving NEMO’s iceberg module
Juliana Marson, Paul Myers*
15:45-16:00 Room B3
Inclusion of realistic tidal motions in submesoscale-permitting simulations of the North Atlantic with NEMO – eNATL60
Laurent Brodeau*, Julien Le Sommer, Jean-Marc Molines, Jacques Verron, Aurélie Albert, Brian Arbic, Adekunle Ajayi, Jérôme Chanut, Florent Lyard, Aurélien Ponte, Bernard Barnier, Thierry Penduff, Pierre Brasseur
16:00-16:15 Room B3
The Predictability of Internal Tides in Forward and Data-Assimilative Global HYCOM simulations
Maarten Buijsman*, Chan-Hoo Jeon, Jay Shriver, Brian Arbic, James Richman, Gordon Stephenson
16:15-16:30 Room B3
Seamless and cross-scale modelling of the ocean: from regional to shelf-coastal and urban scale
Ivan Federico*, Ivano Barletta, Fabio Montagna, Salvatore Causio, Giorgia Verri, Giovanni Coppini, Emanuele Di Lorenzo, Nadia Pinardi
16:30-16:45 Room B3
Dynamical Wave-Ice Modeling for the MIZ
Jean-Pierre Auclair*, Dany Dumont, Hal Ritchie
4.3: Coastal/regional data assimilation and observation impact
| Theme 4 – Splinter 3 |
Abstracts of session 4.3 | Chaired by Andy Moore and Anna Terruzi |
This session includes applications of data assimilation to regional and coastal ocean systems. Methods for assessing the impact of observations in data assimilation systems are also presented.
15:30-15:45 Room 501
Development of a Pan-Canadian Operational Regional Ocean Data Assimilation System
Yimin Liu*, Gregory Smith, Mounir Benkiran, Frederic Dupont, Francois Roy,Kamel Chikhar, Dorina Surcel Colan, Jean-Francois Lemieux, Ji Lei, Yvonnick LeClainche, Charles-Emmanuel Testut, Alain Caya
15:45-16:00 Room 501
Model sensitivity experiments on data assimilation, downscaling and tides for the representation of the Cape São Tomé Eddies
Rafael Santana*, Filipe Costa, Davi Mignac, Alex Santana, Clemente Tanajura, Vitor Vidal, Jiang Zhu
16:00-16:15 Room 501
An Ensemble Forecasting and Assimilation System for the Red Sea
Peng Zhan*, Habib Toye, Naila Raboudi, Ibrahim Hoteit
16:15:16:30 Room 501
Impact of HF Radar Data Assimilation on Surface Currents in the Ibiza Channel
Jaime Hernandez-Lasheras*, Baptiste Mourre, Emma Reyes, Eva Aguiar, Mélanie Juza, Alejandro Orfila, Joaquin Tintoré
16:45-17:00 Room 501
Assimilation of SMOS SSS into HYCOM with the REMO Ocean Data Assimilation System in the South Atlantic
Clemente Tanajura*, Rafael Santana, Filipe Costa, Vitor Vidal, Janini Pereira, Átila Matias
17:00-17:15 Room 501
Assessing the Impact of Ocean Observing Systems for Analysis-Forecast Systems in Support of U.S. IOOS
Andrew Moore*, Hernan Arango, Christopher Edwards, Julia Levin, Brian Powell, John Wilkin
5.5: Global and Regional Prediction Systems III
| Theme 5 – Splinter 5 |
Abstracts of session 5.5 | Chaired by Laurent Bertino and Marina Tonani |
This is one of three consecutive sessions showcasing global and regional prediction systems being developed or run operationally. This will include system descriptions, latest developments in the use of observations, and the practical considerations of running increasingly complicated operational systems so as to produce model outputs which are useful to users in a timely manner. The last of these sessions has an emphasis on regional systems and particularly those being used to provide products for the Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service.
15:30-15:45 Room 507
The Copernicus Marine Service ocean forecasting system for the Mediterranenean Sea
Giovanni Coppini*, Emanuela Clementi, Giorgio Bolzon, Gianpiero Cossarini, Sergio Cretì, Alessandro Crise, Damiano Delrosso, Massimiliano Drudi, Elisa Fenu, Laura Feudale, Alessandro Grandi, Gerasimos Korres, Paolo Lazzari, Rita Lecci, Benedicte Lemieux-Dudon, Vladyslav Lyubartsev, Simona Masina, Gelsomina Mattia, Francesco Palermo, Nadia Pinardi, Jenny Pistoia, Stefano Salon, Micael Ravdas, Cosimo Solidoro, Anna Teruzzi, Anna Zacharioudaki
15:45-16:00 Room 507
High resolution North-West European Shelf in operations
Marina Tonani*, Peter Sykes, Robert King, Niall McConnell, Anne-Christine Pequignet, Enda O’Dea, Jennifer Graham, Jeffrey Polton, John Siddorn
16:00-16:15 Room 507
Data Assimilation Systems for Operational Ocean Forecasting at NCEP
Shastri Paturi*, Zulema Garraffo, Jim Cummings, Ilya Rivin, Yan Hao, Guillaume Vernieres, Avichal Mehra, Arun Chawla
16:15-16:30 Room 507
New Zealand ocean forecast system – present and future
Joao Marcos Azevedo Correia de Souza*, Rafael Soutelino, Tom Durrant, Phellipe Couto
16:30-16:45 Room 507
The Arctic Monitoring and Forecasting Center from Copernicus Marine Services
Laurent Bertino*, Malte Mueller, Annette Samuelsen, Arne Melsom, Alfatih Ali, Vidar Lien, Jiping Xie, Patrik Bohlinger, Tsuyoshi Wakamatsu
16:45-17:00 Room 507
Evaluation and application of KIOST regional ocean prediction system in the Northwest Pacific
Young Ho Kim*, Hyunkeun Jin, Young Ho Kim, Gyundo Pak
6.2a: Oil spill and drift modelling
| Theme 6 – Splinter 2 |
Abstracts of session 6.2a | Chaired by Andreas Schilller and Laurence Crosnier |
This breakout session includes a keynote presentation about the Copernicus Marine Service and is subsequently devoted to the related topics of oil spill and drift modelling. The session includes presentations which focus on observations and modelling in support of oil spill and drift modelling and their analyses and applications.
15:30-15:45 Room 503
A wealth of free ocean data for all market sectors: The Copernicus Marine Service
Laurence Crosnier*, Fabrice Messal
15:45-16:00 Room 503
Application of HF radar currents to improve accuracy of particle-tracking model
Jung-Woon Choi*, Jin-Yong Choi, Kyu-Min Song
16:00-16:15 Room 503
Forward and Backward Lagrangian Particle Tracking in Ensemble Flow Fields
Samah El Mohtar*, Ibrahim Hoteit, Omar Knio, Leila Issa, Issam Lakkis
16:15-16:30 Room 503
Wind driven response of different surface drifters
Graig Sutherland*, Guillaume Marcotte, Fraser Davidson, Natacha Bernier, Hauke Blanken, Nancy Soontiens, Øyvind Breivik, Knut-Frode Dagestad, Kai Christensen, Johannes Röhrs
16:30-16:45 Room 503
Ocean surface drift and the search for MH370
David Griffin*, Peter Oke, Emlyn Jones
16:45-17:00 Room 503
Combined evaluation of surface drifters trajectories and oil spill modeling results as support to offshore Oil & Gas emergencies
Flavia Pimentel*, Francisco dos Santos, Henery Garção, Marcelo Cabral, Maria Eduarda Pessoa, Dyellen Queiroz