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1 International Arctic Buoy Programme Report Data Buoy Cooperation Panel 29 Paris, France September 25, 2013 Introduction Some Highlights Increased Russian Collaboration Arctic Observing Experiment Summary
2 International Arctic Buoy Programme Report Chair: Vice Chair: Members: France Coordinator: Executive Committee: Christine Best, Environment Canada Christian Haas, York University, Canada Pablo Clemente Colón, National/Naval Ice Center, USA Jean Claude Gascard, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Takashi Kikuchi, Japan Agency for Marine Earth Science and Technology Center, Japan Ignatius Rigor, University of Washington, USA Participants: Web Page: 37 Operational and Research Institutions IABP.apl.washington.edu
3 IABP Web Pages
4 IABP Summary Buoys reporting on October 3, Hole in Eurasian sector of the Arctic Ocean Remaining Deployments: US IceBreaker Healy will deploy 4 SVP buoys in the Bering Sea (also supports N. Pacific), and 5 SVP buoys in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas this month Deployment Opportunities: The usual, plus the University of Alaska Fairbanks will have a cruise to the Laptev and East Siberian seas.
5 Impact of buoy obs. on SLP fields. The spread between SLP Reanalyses is low in areas where there are buoy observations (left). The spread increases to cover the whole Arctic when the buoys are removed from the reanalyses (right). The buoy obs. also help constrain of estimates of wind and heat. (Inoue et al, 2009)
6 (Eugene Petrescu, NOAA NWS)
7 Observations for Operations and Research WMO/IOC GTS Map July 2013
8 IABP Deployment Plans 2013
9 IABP Deployment Plans 2013 Nansen and Amundsen Basin Observing System (NABOS) Cruise
10 US Interagency Arctic Buoy Program Russian St. Anna Collaboration USIABP: 1 SVP B, 2 SVP (all w/ GPS)
11 US Interagency Arctic Buoy Program Russian North Pole Collaboration Will deploy 1 SVP B, 8 SVP GPS USIABP Buoys, 1 CRREL IMB, and 1 WHOI ITP
12 International Arctic Buoy Programme Arctic Observing Experiment: Sensor Assessment Buoy sensor assessment at DOE Atmospheric Radiation Measurement and NOAA Climate Reference Network sites. Pre/post calibration of instruments. Thermochron, RBR and Hobo temperature loggers for profiles. Webcams. Assess Accuracy of SLP, SST, SAT, wind speed, wind direction, GPS sensors.
13 International Arctic Buoy Programme Arctic Observing Experiment: Sensor Assessment
14 International Arctic Buoy Programme Arctic Observing Experiment: Sensor Assessment
15 Observations for Operations and Research WMO/IOC GTS Map July 2013
16 International Arctic Buoy Programme (IABP) WMO/IOC GTS Map September 2013
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18 Marginal Ice Zone (MIZ) Program US Office of Naval Research (ONR) Initiative Massive deployment in summer of Collaboration between APL/UW, Cambridge, NPS, NRL, SAMS, VLFR, WHOI, Yale
19 US CGC Healy Bering Sea Deployments: July SVP B (Pacific Gyre Upgrades) on CGC Healy. We would like to deploy 5 in the Bering Sea. We can deploy other 5 in N. Pacific en route to Seattle?
20 International Arctic Buoy Programme (IABP) Summary 2013 Our AOX buoy test site has been deployed and we have begun analyzing the data. 80 Buoys are currently reporting, 59 of which have met. sensors (mid-2013). We will be deploying another 50+ buoys during the summer. We will deploy 13 buoys using Russian assets (excluding NABOS). Next year we expect the same logistics assets as this year, with the addition of deployments from large research projects (e.g. ONR MIZ, APL Ice Station).
21 Extra Slides
22 International Arctic Buoy Programme Arctic Observing Experiment: Sensor Assessment SLP: Vaisala PTB 100s, WTX 520, etc. SAT: CMR ICEXAIR, MetOcean PAWS, MetOcean Canister with ICEXAIR shield, MetOcean Canister with AXIB shield SST: SVP buoys and PAWS Winds: RM Young (MetOcean PAWS), Vaisala WTX 520 (IceKid), Gill (Pacific Gyre Minimet). GPS: Ice Canisters, IceKid, MY, PAWS
23 International Arctic Buoy Programme Arctic Observing Experiment: Sensor Assessment ICEXAIR SHIELD AXIB SHIELD MetOcean SHIELD
24 DBCP Action Groups
25 WMO Areas IABP Buoys are typically deployed in 48, 47, 25, and 26
26 IABP Observations on WMO/IOC GTS NOAA/OSMC
27 END
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