2: Operational Shift Past - 2002 Present - 2012 Global Component: 40% completed Global Component: 62% completed Observing Observing 12 175 NWLON (none real/time; no 21 PORTS; 210 NWLON (all real-time; 181 with meteorological sensor meteorological sensors) 60 NDBC buoys; XX Regional buoys 103 NDBC XX Regional buoys XX Coastal Stream Gauges XX Stream Gauges XX wave National waves plan; XX wave bouys Data Management and Communications Data Management and Communications Call for National Standards System Architect in US IOOS Program Office OBIS is in the stage DIF - DMAC 1.0 NDBC, CO-OPS and Coastwatch, USACE DACs – 11 RA Data Assembly Centers in RCOOS DMAC ST; RA DMAC POCs OBIS XXXXX Modeling Modeling Call for improving, developing, testing and developed validating operational models Regional models and products serving Produce accurate estimates of current states of stakeholder needs marine systems US IOOS modeling testbed endorsed by Federal Develop assimilation techniques agencies Optimize observing systems Assimilation and Optimization not yet realized Research and Development Research and Development <15 HF Radars 130 and national data management; assimilated operationally by Coast Guard and NOAA Limited Glider projects Navy operationally; 52 gliders in Regions; employed by OOI; National Glider Asset map and national Glider plan in work Call for In situ sensors for real-time ESP; sensors on glider measurements and data transmission of key biological and chemical variables Call for coupled physical-ecosystem Partially operational HAB forecasting system Education and Out Reach Education and Outreach Establish IOOS Allied Education Community NSF COSEE program in place Develop ocean literate society based on US IOOS A number of regions have developed lesson information plans using IOOS data for classrooms – Develop Professional certificate programs MARACOOS has developed HF and Glider technician certificate programs A priority of IOOS is the sustainment and improvement of satellite observations. Figure 1 shows that through strong international collaboration we have raised the awareness of the gaps on the adequacy of the satellite observations but the overall health of the overall
2: Operational Shift Past - 2002 Present - 2012 Global Component: 40% completed Global Component: 62% completed Observing 12 175 NWLON (none real/time; no meteorological sensor 60 NDBC buoys; XX Regional buoys XX Coastal Stream Gauges XX wave Observing 21 PORTS; 210 NWLON (all real-time; 181 with meteorological sensors) 103 NDBC XX Regional buoys XX Stream Gauges National waves plan; XX wave bouys Data Management and Communications Call for National Standards OBIS is in the stage Data Management and Communications System Architect in US IOOS Program Office DIF - DMAC 1.0 NDBC, CO-OPS and Coastwatch, USACE – DACs 11 RA Data Assembly Centers in RCOOS DMAC ST; RA DMAC POCs OBIS XXXXX Modeling Call for improving, developing, testing and validating operational models Produce accurate estimates of current states of marine systems Develop assimilation techniques Optimize observing systems Modeling developed Regional models and products serving stakeholder needs US IOOS modeling testbed endorsed by Federal agencies Assimilation and Optimization not yet realized Research and Development <15 HF Radars Limited Glider projects Call for In situ sensors for real-time measurements and data transmission of key biological and chemical variables Call for coupled physical-ecosystem Research and Development 130 and national data management; assimilated operationally by Coast Guard and NOAA Navy operationally; 52 gliders in Regions; employed by OOI; National Glider Asset map and national Glider plan in work ESP; sensors on glider Partially operational HAB forecasting system Education and Out Reach Establish IOOS Allied Education Community Develop ocean literate society based on US IOOS information Develop Professional certificate programs Education and Outreach NSF COSEE program in place A number of regions have developed lesson plans using IOOS data for classrooms – MARACOOS has developed HF and Glider technician certificate programs A priority of IOOS is the sustainment and improvement of satellite observations. Figure 1 shows that through strong international collaboration we have raised the awareness of the gaps on the adequacy of the satellite observations but the overall health of the overall
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