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1 Data & Information Management in IIOE-2 IndOOS and sources of IO data Louise Wicks IOC Perth Programme Office IOC/IIOE2-OTGA and IORA Joint Training Course: Research Data Management May 2016: Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia Hosted by: Government of Malaysia and Malaysian Ocean Teacher Global Academy (OTGA) Regional Training Centre (RTC), INOS, UMT Supported by: Australian Aid, UNESCO/IOC Perth Programme Office, UNESCO/IOC Project Office for International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange (IODE) and the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA)
2 Outline of Seminar Part 2 The Indian Ocean Observing System (IndOOS) RAMA Argo Drifters Upper Ocean Thermal (XBT) Sea Level (and tsunami links) Regional Observing Systems in the IO Role of Indian Ocean Panel Acknowledgement: Mike McPhaden and M. Ravichandran of IOP for numerous slides used in this seminar
3 Multi National Multi Institutional Multi Platform 3
4 RAMA Present Status
5 1 new site implemented in November 2015 T-Flex systems at 4 sites 4 sites not maintained in > 19 months Vandalism continues at some sites RAMA Status
6 Newest Site: 4ºS, 57ºE
7 Sites re-established after 3 years No plans for 2016
8 RAMA Data Access
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10 RAMA Data Access
11 RAMA Data Access
12 RAMA Data Access
13 Present status of Indian Ocean Argo floats 754 floats are active in the Indian Ocean (547 floats are active north of 40 S) 35% of floats iridium communication (higher vertical resolution ~ 2m) Few Tens of floats with biogeochemical sensors 71 % of the float have been QC ed in delayed mode
14 Argo Data System
15 Accessing Argo Data Official version available Global Data Assembly Centres (GDACs), GODAE and IFREMER: g-the-ocean/argo INCOIS provide range of services for IO, i.e. DMQC, archival, running user awareness workshops Argo float data products via INCOIS-Live Access Server Modelling of observed salinity
16 Indian Ocean Argo Data Viewer Available via UCSD website and INCOIS website
17 Beginner s guide to accessing Argo data available from
18 Drifters IBPIO coordinates drifters in the Indian Ocean
19 Accessing Drifter Data Global Drifter Program (GDP) Data Assembly Centre (DAC) INCOIS collates Indian drifter data in real time, undertakes quality control and made available via
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21 XBTs XBT Sections in the Indian Ocean Active transects: IX1 - ~weekly IX12 - ~monthly IX15/21 - ~quarterly IX14 - ~fortnightly Global XBT data is available from Northern Indian Ocean XBT observation supported by INCOIS. Data available from: National Institute of Oceanography Data Center (
22 IOTWS Sea Level Gauges
23 Deep Ocean Tsunameters
24 Sea Level Data Global Sea-Level Observing System (GLOSS) overseas network sea level monitoring gauges. Part of Tsunami warning systems Access links to data via (i.e. PSMSL Permanent Service for Mean Sea Level; high-frequency fast-mode data from the University of Hawaii Sea Level Centre, Western Indian Ocean Sea Level Data from the Ocean Data & Information Network for Africa (ODINAFRICA)
25 Many ROOS (regional ocean observing systems) around the IO Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS; Australia) Indonesian Global Ocean Observing System (InaGOOS; Indonesia) Monsoon Onset Monitoring over Andaman Sea and its Social & Ecosystem Impact (MOMSEI; China) Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal Regional Ocean Observing System (ASEA and BOB, India) Coral Reef Degradation in the Indian Ocean (CORDIO; Multinational program Headquarters in Kenya) Long-Term Ocean Climate Observations (LOCO; Netherlands) Agulhas & Somali Current Large Marine Ecosystems (ASCLME; Multinational program Headquarters in South Africa) new name: SAPPHIRE African Coelacanth Ecosystem Program (ACEP; South Africa) Agulhas Current Time-series (ACT; multinational program involving in particular USA and South Africa) ROOS takes care of coastal observations and boundary currents
26 CLIVAR/IOC-GOOS Indian Ocean Panel Participants at 11 th session of CLIVAR/IOC-GOOS Indian Ocean Panel
27 IOP - observational initiatives next 5 years Second International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE2) Regional observing system Agulhas System Climate Array (ASCA) Process studies ASIRI-OMM (Bay of Bengal mixing, meso and submesoscale) Equatorial Indian Ocean upwelling research initiative (EIOURI) Biogeochemistry (Moorings, Argo, Gliders)
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29 Eastern Indian Ocean Upwelling Research Initiative (EIOURI) Purpose: To better understand physical and biogeochemical processes and their interactions associated with upwelling in the eastern Indian Ocean Duration: 5 years, from late 2015 to late 2020 (as one of the core activities of IIOE-2) Intensive observation cruises are being planned from several countries, including Australia, China, Indonesia, and Japan, under international collaborations Key target processes of EIOURI Fresh Water Inputs Monsoon BoB Circulations Heat Flux IndOOS data, particularly those from RAMA and satellite observations, are key to provide large-scale conditions EIOURI complements IndOOS in the eastern boundary region, both in terms of physical and biogeochamical observations Sri Lanka Dome Equatorial Upwelling Mixed layer dynamics Barrier Layer Annual Cycle Nitrogen Cycle Subsurface nutrient supply Eastern pole of IOD Ecosystem dynamic Plankton behavior Primary/Net production Intraseasonal Kelvin Wave Tuna spawning area Sumatra Upwelling Java Upwelling Indonesian Throughflow NW Australia shelf region Ningaloo Nino/Nina Leeuwin Current Meso-scale Eddies
30 Ocean Mixing and Monsoon (OMM)-Air-Sea Interaction Research Initiative (ASIRI) Collaborative between National Monsoon Mission Program, (MoES), India- Office of Naval Research, US Objective: To obtain multi-scale observation in the near surface layer in the Bay of Bengal to improve our knowledge on the air-sea exchange and sub-mesoscale process ØField survey in the Bay of Bengal 22 August-09 September, 2014 using the ORV Sagar Nidhi (Phase-IV) 24 November-13 December, 2014 ORV Sagar Nidhi (phase-v) Ø Deployment of Air-Sea Interaction METeorology (ASIMET) System Deployed on 11 November, 2014 at 18 N and 89.5 E in Northern BoB Surface meteorology and radiation with ASIMET packages T, S, and current with fine vertical and temporal resolution ADCP currents along the ship track at 44 m (red) and 24 m (black) depth during August, SST ( C) from BoB ASIMET Microstructure profiler data collected at 17º42'N, 89º05E ASIMET system
31 Summary IndOOS data continues to support operational and research interests New data inputs to IndOOS through IIOE-2 Data & Information management key focus of IIOE-2 Data & Information Management Working Group under IIOE-2 governance structure
32 Thank you Louise Wicks Program Manager IOC Perth Programme Office c/o Bureau of Meteorology 1100 Hay Street, West Perth Thank you
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