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MyOcean2 First Annual Meeting – 17-18 April 2013

WP 15 THEMATIC & ASSEMBLY CENTRE for In Situ MyOcean2 First Annual Meeting – Cork /16-17 April 2013. MyOcean2 First Annual Meeting – 17-18 April 2013. Work Package Main Objectives. Scientific objectives Assessment of T&S regional products for reanalysis

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MyOcean2 First Annual Meeting – 17-18 April 2013

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  1. WP 15 THEMATIC & ASSEMBLYCENTRE for In Situ MyOcean2 First Annual Meeting – Cork /16-17 April 2013 MyOcean2 First Annual Meeting – 17-18 April 2013

  2. Work Package Main Objectives • Scientific objectives • Assessment of T&S regional products for reanalysis • Biogeochemical assessment for quarterly reports and prepare in future re-analysis products • Sea Level and Currents assessment for quarterly reports • Operational objectives • Sustain the service with a number of interfaces with National providers and a volume of observation that increases • KPI and Metrics development for Operational Monitoring and Quarterly assessment • Develop Regional REP products in all INSTAC regions in partnership wiith SeaDataNet • Technical objectives • Connect INS TAC completely to CIS • Implement the tools that would allow efficient monitoring and assessment • Contextual objectives • Interoperability with other In Situ data management systems and services : SeaDataNet, EmodNet, Jerico, Research Infrastructure ( EuroArgo, EuroSites, Groom and the International programs they are related to) • Provide best practices that can be endorsed by EurOGOOS and European Data Providers ( data Format, NRT QC procedures, Assessment feedback,…) MyOcean2 First Annual Meeting – 17-18 April 2013

  3. WP 15 In Situ TAC Leader: Ifremer WP 15.1 Operations & services Lead Ifremer WP 15.5 R & D Tiers-1 Lead: Ifremer WP 15.6 Development Lead: Ifremer WP 15.2 Operations Lead: Ifremer WP 15.3 Service Lead: Ifremer WP 15.4 Science and Technology Lead: Ifremer T&S Assessment tools CNRS-Ifremer-OGS Global Ifremer - Niva • Global • Link to international networks - Ifremer • Ferrybox - Niva Global : - Ifremer- Niva Global Ifremer Global Ifremer Arctic IMR Artic IMR Black Sea IOBAS Artic IMR Artic IMR Artic - IMR Biogeochemical Assessement Tools Niva – IMR- SYKE Black Sea IOBAS Baltic – SMHI-SYKE-BSH Black Sea - IOBAS Black Sea IOBAS Black Sea IOBAS Baltic & NW Shelves BSH – SHMI-SYKE NWS Shelves : BSH-SMHI • Baltic & NW Shelves • Mooring, Sea Level, Cu • German mooring & T&S - BSH • Vessels & Biogeochemical data -SYKE Dev of Metrics IMR-Ifremer-SMHI-BSH-PdE-HCMR-IOBAS Baltic SeaSMHI Baltic SeaSMHI Med Sea HCMR Med Sea : HCMR-OGS SW Shelves PdE SW Shelves PdEIfremer Med Sea HCMR Med Sea HCMR Service designIfremer Interface to SeaDataNet: NERC/BODC AIS integration FMI- SYKE • Med Sea • XBT - Enea • Drifter - OGS • Mooring - HHMR • Glider - Ifremer NW Shelves BSH NW Shelves BSH Interface to CIS : Ifremer Interface to CIS : Ifremer SW Shelves PdE SW Shelves PdE • SW Shelves • Mooring - PdE • Lagrangian & underway Ifremer Science Advisory: CSIC Monitoring the In Situ TAC Ifremer

  4. INSTAC development Process within MyOcean 1&2 timeliness Reprocessed Real-time Parameters T & S Additionalregionalparameters Global Networks INSTAC Partners Roos partners Providers +Current & SeaLevel& O2 & Chla SDN/NODC From global to Regionalproducts From Global network to EuroGOOS regionalpartners and SeaDataNet NODCs From T&S to multi-parameter service From Real-Time to Reprocessedproduct for re-analysis : focus on T&S in MyOII

  5. System Evolution • Objectives were • Strengthen the operational chains and prepare historical products • Improve the monitoring and the KPI in partnership with WP17 • Reinforce interoperability with external projects especially SeaDataNet2 and EmodNET-PP … • Make the INS-TAC more visible on the MyOcean Central Information System (M-FTP, WMS is coming) • Main achievements are • The link with SeaDataNet has been specified and implemented • INS TAC portal has been upgraded to add a new branch for historical product • INSTAC data are visible from EmodNET-PP portal • Main difficulties encountered • Connection to the MyOcean viewing service MyOcean2 First Annual Meeting – 17-18 April 2013

  6. Contribution to Quaterly report % good data per parameter and per day Geographical coverage Time coverage per type platforms per region Per parameter and region time/depth coverage

  7. AT Global Scale : Anomalies Temperature Salinity October November December October November December Surface 10m 100m 300m 1000m

  8. EMODnet Physics – Dicovery, View Near Real Time data From MyOcean INSTAC users Station 61284

  9. Production Evolution • Objectives were • Sustain the service with a number of interfaces with National providers and a volume of observation that increase. • Integrate historical data at regional scale • Main achievements are • About 2800 platforms are collected and distributed daily by the in-situ TAC, from 10 to 400 platforms at regional scales • More than 80% are available within less than a day from acquisition • The quality of the distributed data is monitored • The 6 REProcessed regional products are available in their V1 version • Main difficulties encountered • MyO and SDN planning didn’t agreed • Interfaces need to be improved between SDN and MyOcean… MyOcean2 First Annual Meeting – 17-18 April 2013

  10. Near Real Time products

  11. Monitoring the production Monitoring the delays per platform ( left) , the number of platform per date( top right), the quality for each parameter( bottom right)Example of the NWS seas

  12. Special focus on the link with SeaDataNet

  13. Building regional historical product WOD from US NODC OceanSites GDAC Coriolis MyOcean Global ARGO GDAC 4 GTSPP T&S& other parameters NODC Feedback on anomalies T&S NODC SeaDataNet Best Version of Historical dataset 1 Data Provider NODC MyOcean/EuroGOOs 2 Data Provider T&S& other parameters 3 Data Provider Feedback on anomalies

  14. Collaboration with SDNII Coriolis Product T & S Validation Image of T&S Observations MyOcean INS TAC DU European Data Provider European Data Provider European Data Provider V3 V4 European Data Provider Product T & S Validation SeaDataNet NODC NODC NODC Data provided to MyOcean INS TAC by SDN Anomalies detected by MyOcean INS TAC

  15. Time Schedule MyO2 SDN2 Common specifications, selected parameters, definition of QC, aggregation and analysis procedures Data from SDN2 have to be received (early enough to perform the scientific assessment on the T&S product and deliver in time to the modellers) Sept 2012 SDN release of “raw” aggregated Dec 2012 FEB 2013 First Version observation products have to be ready 1° QC feedback to RCs MyO Alerts Apr 2013 Release of V1 AGGREGATED DATASET QC feedback to NODCs and MyO + reply to MyO Alerts Sept 2013

  16. Partnership with SDNII • Historical Data provision • T&S data extracted from SDN network in December 2012-January 2013 • Data validated using ODV by AWI and split in MyOcean regions packages • Data transmitted to SDNII WP5 coordinators February-March 2013 • License : SDN is clearly mentioned in the MyOcean License as well as in the regional REP product description s • An update process is defined for next version of the REP products

  17. A new branch on the FTP for V3

  18. FOR V3 Coriolis Product T & S Validation Image of T&S Observations MyOcean INS TAC DU European Data Provider European Data Provider European Data Provider REP –Regional products are the History directory updated for T&S after validation V3 European Data Provider Product T & S Validation SeaDataNet NODC NODC NODC Data provided to MyOcean INS TAC by SDN Anomalies detected by MyOcean INS TAC

  19. For V3 Coriolis Product T & S Validation Image of T&S Observations MyOcean INS TAC DU European Data Provider European Data Provider European Data Provider REP –Regional products are the History directory T&S updated after validation V3 European Data Provider Product T & S Validation SeaDataNet NODC NODC NODC Data provided to MyOcean INS TAC by SDN Anomalies detected by MyOcean INS TAC

  20. For V4 Coriolis Product T & S Validation Image of T&S Observations MyOcean INS TAC DU European Data Provider European Data Provider European Data Provider V3 V4 European Data Provider Product T & S Validation SeaDataNet NODC NODC NODC Data provided to MyOcean INS TAC by SDN Anomalies detected by MyOcean INS TAC

  21. WOD from US NODC OceanSites GDAC Coriolis MyOcean Global ARGO GDAC 4 GTSPP NODC Feedback on anomalies NODC SeaDataNet Best Version of Historical dataset 1 Data Provider NODC MyOcean/EuroGOOs 2 Data Provider 3 Data Provider Feedback on anomalies

  22. Input from SdnII

  23. IBI 1990:Global REP V3 GMMC 2013

  24. IBI : 1990 V3+SDN GMMC 2013

  25. IBI 1990:V3+SeaDataNet+MyOcean GMMC 2013

  26. Lessons learned The interfaces need to be improved as presently we are missing important metadata SeaDataNet This partnership is a good opportunity for SeaDataNet to also improve the quality of its data We aim at having an update loop with SeaDatanet to upgrade the REP products probably every 2 years in the future

  27. First period summary and next steps The NRT service is stable at properly monitored with a good contribution of ROOS providers in some regions , progress to made in others The REProcessed regional products are born but there is additional validation activities to be carried on before they become “adults” Contribution to the quarterly assessment is a bit tricky for in situ product but contributions are proposed MyOcean2 First Annual Meeting – 17-18 April 2013

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