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Title: JCOMM in situ Observing Platform Support Centre


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JCOMM in situ Observing Platform Support Centre
  • JCOMMOPS
  • http//www.jcommops.org/

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http//www.jcommops.org/
  • JCOMMOPS was established by JCOMM to combine
    international coordination efforts on the
    following ocean observation programmes
  • Data Buoy Cooperation Panel, DBCP (drifting and
    moored buoys)
  • Ship Observations Team, SOT (including its 3
    panels SOOPIP, ASAPP, VOS)
  • Argo, Profiling Float Programme.

Data Buoy Cooperation Panel http//www.dbcp.noaa.g
ov/dbcp/ Argo Information Centre http//argo.jcom
mops.org/ Ship Observations Team http//www.jcomm
ops.org/sot/
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JCOMMOPS
  • Two Technical Coordinators Mathieu Belbeoch
    (Argo) and Hester Viola (DBCP/SOT)
  • Provide support to programme planning,
    implementation, monitoring and operations,
    including
  • observational requirements, data flow and data
    quality
  • technologies, instrumentation and costs
  • status of networks (maps, monitoring and
    analysis)
  • reporting from a global standpoint
  • support for platform operators especially with
    the Global Telecommunications System (GTS)
  • deployment opportunities (by ship and air)
  • community information e.g. News, Meeting
    information, Contact information and mailing
    lists

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Observational Networks - Maps
Live, dynamic interactive maps e.g. http//w4.jc
ommops.org/website/GOOS/viewer.htm http//w4.jcomm
ops.org/website/Argo/viewer.htm http//w4.jcommops
.org/website/Gloss/viewer.htm
Observational Network maps (produced monthly)
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Observational Networks - status
  • Web Mapping interfaces, Geographic Information
    Systems (GIS) and Google Earth can be used to
    visualise platform locations and query metadata.
  • Web Map Services (WMS) are available to plug in
    JCOMMOPS network metadata to existing GIS tools.

Argo network in Google Earth (.kml file)
DBCP network in ESRI ArcMap (Web Map Service)
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JCOMMOPS website
  • Read news items about International Programmes
  • Platform Query view details and locations
  • e.g. based on unique identifier (WMO Number),
    all platforms owned by a programme/agency, within
    a geographical area
  • View contact details for people or organisations
    participating in International Programmes
  • Search for meeting details and documents such as
    meeting reports or technical papers prepared by
    JCOMM
  • View images of platforms, community members or
    maps
  • Link to related websites and other information
    sources

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Global Data Quality and Quantity
  • Weather and ocean data exchanged onto the GTS of
    WMO
  • Reporting and analyses on quality of data
    disseminated onto the GTS
  • JCOMMOPS collates - how much data is being
    collected and by which country and agency
  • Monthly statistics by meteorological centres
  • Quality Control Relay communication system

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JCOMMOPS is a support centre, NOT a data centre
  • It provides information and metadata not raw
    data (available from providers, archives or on
    the GTS of WMO)
  • It acts as a gateway/portal to find information
    on how to obtain data itself, for example
  • Links to Meteorological centres and information
    about operators including contacts, news,
    meetings, mailing lists, documentation etc
  • Archived Buoy data and Ship based XBT data
  • Canadian Marine Environmental Data Services
  • USA NOAA/National Oceanographic Data Center
  • Argo Float data
  • Argo Information Centre http//www.argo.net
  • US GODAE server
  • French Coriolis Centre

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Benefits for SIMORC/Metocean of working with
JCOMM
  • Wider network of quality control of weather data,
    if shared onto the GTS
  • International recognition
  • Improvements in
  • Local forecasting, by filling holes in existing
    data sets
  • Large-scale weather forecast models, ocean
    modelling (currents, waves)
  • Contribution to
  • Long term climate, wave and sea-level modelling
  • Tests of new technologies and ocean observing
    platforms e.g. DBCP Iridium Communications Pilot
    Project, Wave buoys or Hurricane Buoys

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Benefits for JCOMM of working with SIMORC/OGP
  • Improved access to Metocean data in remote areas
    with unique conditions(if data are shared on the
    GTS)
  • Deployment opportunities directly from
    installations or from transport/supply boats
  • Support and resources fromindustry
  • Clarification of services required by industry

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Comments or Questions?
  • http//www.jcommops.org
  • Contact Details Hester ViolaJCOMMOPS8-10, rue
    HermèsParc Technologique du Canal31526
    Ramonville Saint-Agne, FranceTel 33 5 61 39 47
    82Email viola_at_jcommops.org
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