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IOOS Community Modeling Workshop
Washington Plaza Hotel
10 Thomas Circle, NW
Washington, DC 20005
Summary
Ocean.US has established a Modeling and Analysis Steering Team (MAST) to help guide the development of modeling activities in support of the goals of the U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS), the U.S. contribution to the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) and to the oceans-and-coasts component of the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS). As its first act, the MAST is convening a community modeling workshop that will assemble a broad spectrum of 50-60 experts who use model-based products or are engaged in modeling oceanic and coastal systems for both research and operational applications.
Workshop Agenda
Travel & Reimbursement Information
Workshop Participants
Workshop Materials & Background Documents
- Prospectus for IOOS Community Modeling
- MAST Mission and Membership
- MAST Strategic Plan Outline
- IOOS Goals and Example Products
- Community Modeling Networks (CMNs)
- Questions to be addressed by all Working Groups
- Prospectus for an OCEAN.US/NFRA (RCOOS)/OOI-ORION Science and Technology Workshop in Early 2007
Presentations
- Plenary Introduction (Chris Moeers, MAST Chair) - 69KB
- U.S. IOOS and the Ocean.US Modeling Initiative (Tom Malone, Ocean.US) - 3.45MB
- Integrated Management of Data for IOOS Modeling & Analysis (Steve Hankin, DMAC Steering Team) - 765KB
- Rationale for Ocean.US/MAST IOOS Community Modeling Workshop (Chris Mooers, MAST Chair) - 48KB
- Status of Operational Ocean Model-Based Predictions Requiring Meteorological and Physical Oceanographic Data Only (CJ Beegle-Krause)
- NOAA Operational Basin Scale Ocean Modeling for Research and Operations (Fred Toepfer, NOAA) - 1.78MB
- Operational Estuarine and Coastal Forecast Systems in NOAA's National Ocean Service (Frank Aikman, NOAA) - 3.95MB
- Coastal Ocean Modeling at the Naval Oceanographic Office (Frank Bub) - 998KB
- Global & Basin Scale Ocean Modeling at the Naval Oceanographic Office (Frank Bub) - 2.81MB
- SAROPS EDS Environmental Data Server (Richard Schaefer, Art Allen - USCG, Eoin Howlett - ASA) - 4.69MB
- The Mediterranean Operational Oceanography Network (MOON): From Marine Meteorology to Marine Ecosystem Health (Nadia Pinardi, Institute Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia) - 55MB
- Forecasting Risk of Exposure to Waterborne Pathogens (Donna Francy, USGS) - 24.2 MB
- Forecasting Harmful Algal Blooms (Rick Stumpf, NOAA) - 5.29MB
- Modeling for Decision Support in Spill Response (CJ Beegle-Krause)