SPLINTER SESSION A (Monday, 6 May, 13:15 – 15:00)

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Splinter title: Operational Oceanography Past Present and Future Observations in the subpolar and arctic oceans Forecasts and nowcasts from models of ocean, atmosphere, and ice I Ocean reanalysis and applications
Room: B3 501 507 503
Length of session: 105 min 105 min 105 min 105 min
No of talks: 7 7 7 7
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): Fraser Davidson
Gregory Smith and Laurent Bertino
Marie Drevillon and Chris Harris
Related theme Theme 1: Operational Oceanography Past Present and Future Theme 2: Observations for Ocean Prediction Theme 3: Numerical modelling Theme 5: Ocean Prediction System and Services

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1.1: Operational Oceanography Past Present and Future

Theme 1 – Splinter 1 Abstracts of session 1.1 Chaired by Fraser Davidson

13:15-13:30  Room B3
From weather to ocean prediction: an historical and assessment viewpoint
Nadia Pinardi*, Pierre Lermusiaux, Giovanni Coppini, Pierre De Mey-Fremaux, Claudia Fratianni, John Huthnance, Antonio Navarra, Ruth Preller, Stefano Tibaldi, Giuseppe Manzella, Eric Moussat, Vladislav Lyubartsev, Antonio Sepp-Neves, Francesco Trotta, Simona Simoncelli

13:30-13:45  Room B3

Next generation operational global ocean forecasting for Australia
Gary Brassington*, Peter Oke, Pavel Sakov, Prasanth Divakaran, Xinmei Huang, Aihong Zhong, Mirko Velic, Justin Freeman, Russell Fiedler, Matt Chamberlain, Andy Hogg, Andrew Kiss

13:45-14:00  Room B3
U.S. Navy Forecasting Developments
Patrick Hogan*, E. Metzger, Clark Rowley, Neil Barton, Sergey Frolov, Ole Martin Smedstad, Prasad Thoppil

14:00-14:15  Room B3
Development of the Canadian Operational Network of Coupled Environmental Prediction Systems (CONCEPTS): Past, Present, Future
Fraser Davidson*, Gregory Smith, Hal Ritchie, Youyu Lu, Normand Scantland, Martin Couet, Pierre Pellerin, Melinda Lontoc-Roy, Chris Burnie-Gardiner, Natacha Bernier, Veronique Bouchet, Helen Joseph

14:15-14:30  Room B3
Status and future of operational oceanography in Denmark
Vasily Korabel*

14:30-14:45   Room B3
Operational Oceanography in the China Seas: Past, Present and Future
Guimei Liu*

14:45-15:00  Room B3
Programmatic Overview of NOAA’s National Ocean Service Coastal Modeling Portfolio (Activities, Performance, Challenges, and Opportunities)
Aijun Zhang*, Cristina Urizar, Carolyn Lindley, Pat Burke, Paul Bradley, Edward Myers, Julia Powell, Neeraj Saraf, Derrick Snowden, Stephen White

 

2.1: Observations in the subpolar and arctic oceans

Theme 2 – Splinter 1 Abstracts in session 2.1 Chaired by Greg Smith and Laurent Bertino

This splinter session focuses on in-situ and satellite ocean observations in the subpolar and arctic oceans (especially around Canada), their impacts on ocean predictions, and the data gaps.

 

13:15-13:30  Room 501
Polar Ocean Observations: A Critical Gap in the Observing System and its Effect on Environmental Prediction
Gregory Smith*, OceanObs’19 White Paper Coauthors

13:30-13:45   Room 501
Real Time Ice and Ocean Properties From the Arctic Northwest Passage
Richard Clark*

13:45-14:00   Room 501
Slocum and Wave Glider Observations in the Northwest Atlantic and Gulf of Saint Lawrence
Adam Comeau*, Sue L’Orsa, Jude Van Der Meer, Tyler Byrne

14:00-14:15   Room 501
On whether or not to calibrate observations
Rick Danielson*, William Perrie, Bechara Toulany, Minghong Zhang, Zhenxia Long

14:15-14:30   Room 501
Evaluation of Arctic Ocean surface salinities from SMOS and two reanalyses against in situ data
Jiping Xie, Laurent Bertino*

14:30-14:45   Room 501
Observations of oceanic mesoscale dynamics by satellite remote sensing
Hui Shen*, William Perrie

14:45-15:00   Room 501
How Might the Canadian Integrated Ocean Observing System Support Ocean Prediction Systems?
Mike Smit, Shayla Fitzsimmons*, Alexi Baccardax Westcott, Andrew Sherin

 

3.1: Forecasts and nowcasts from models of ocean, atmosphere, and ice I

Theme 3 – Splinter 1 Abstract of session 3.1 Chaired by Lars Hole

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.

 

13:15-13:30   Room 507
Flow-induced variations of sea surface temperature on Scotian Shelf
Xianmin Hu*, Youyu Lu

13:30-13:45    Room 507
The Mediterranean analysis and forecasting physical system for the Copernicus Marine Service: description and skill assessment
Emanuela Clementi*, Jenny Pistoia, Damiano Delrosso, Romain Escudier, Massimiliano Drudi, Alessandro Grandi, Vladyslav Lyubartsev, Stefania Ciliberti, Nadia Pinardi, Simona Masina, Giovanni Coppini 

13:45-14:00    Room 507
CIOPS-W: An operational forecasting model for oceans off Canada’s West Coast to support the Ocean Protection Plan
Jean-Philippe Paquin*, Gregory Smith, Youyu Lu, Stephanne Taylor, Hauke Blanken, Fraser Davidson, Yvonnick Le Clainche, Natacha Bernier, Frédéric Dupont, Ji Lei, Guillaume Marcotte, François Roy, Graigory Sutherland, Jennifer Holden, Samuel Babalola, Xianmin Hu, Li Zhai

14:00-14:15    Room 507
Evaluation of nowcast and decade-long hindcasts of ocean variations on Canada’s Scotian Shelf based on high-resolution ocean regional models
Michael Casey*, Xianmin Hu, Youyu Lu, Keith Thompson

14:15-14:30    Room 507
GCOAST Model System: coupling of ocean and atmosphere through a dynamic wave interface
Joanna Staneva, Corinna Schrum & GCOAST Team, Johannes Schulz-Stellenfleth*

14:30-14:45    Room 507
Improvements to the Yellow Sea and East China Sea Operational Forecasting System
Xueming Zhu*, Ang Li, Guimei Liu, Hui Wang

14:45-15:00     Room 507
A three-dimensional circulation prediction system around the Korean peninsula
Jin-Yong Choi*, Jae-Il Kwon, Kwang-Soon Park

5.1: Ocean reanalysis and applications

Theme 5 – Splinter 1 Abstracts of session 5.1 Chaired by Marie Drevillon and Chris Harris

This session will present latest developments in ocean reanalyses, at a range of resolutions both globally and regionally, with application to the better understanding of ocean processes, studies of ocean variability and the impact of climate change on the ocean state, and initialisation of seasonal and longer term predictions.

 

13:15-13:30    Room 503
The Copernicus Marine Service Global Reanalysis Ensemble Product GREP: deriving robustness estimates for ocean variability over the altimetry era
Marie Drevillon*, Yann Drillet, Romain Bourdallé-Badie, Karina von Schuckmann, Amanda Gounou, Simona Masina, Andrea Cipollone, Laura Jackson, Richard Wood, Hao Zuo, Andrew Peterson, Clément Bricaud, Magdalena Balmaseda, Andrea Storto

13:30-13:45    Room 503
The Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service global ocean 1/12° physical reanalysis GLORYS12V1: description and quality assessment
Jean-Michel Lellouche, Romain Bourdallé-Badie*, Olivier Le Galloudec, Eric Greiner, Gilles Garric, Marie Drévillon, Charly Regnier, Clément Bricaud, Yann Drillet, Pierre-Yves Le Traon

14:45-15:00 Room 503
Towards an operational Maritime Continent forecast system
Gary Brassington*, Gary Dietachmayer, Frank Colberg, Stefan Zieger

14:00-14:15    Room 503
An LETKF-based ocean reanalysis for the Asia-Oceania region using Himawari-8 SSTs and SMOS/SMAP SSS
Shun Ohishi*, Tsutomu Hihara, Hidenori Aiki, Joji Ishizaka, Yasumasa Miyazawa, Misako Kachi

14:15-14:30    Room 503
Evaluation of Atmospheric blocking linkages in Arctic sea-ice and SST
Byoung Woon An*, Sang Min Lee, Pil-Hun Chang, Yu-Kyung Hyun, Yoon Jae Kim

14:30-14:45    Room 503
Skill Assessment of Ocean Products around the Korean Peninsula for the Korea Operational Oceanographic System (KOOS)
Sang-Hun Jeong*, Jun-Yong Park, Jae-Il Kwon