Session 4 Presentation: Wave-Current-Surge Information System (WavCIS)
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1 University of New Orleans Ocean Waves Workshop Ocean Waves Workshop 2011 Nov 17th, 3:15 PM - 3:40 PM Session 4 Presentation: Wave-Current-Surge Information System (WavCIS) Chunyan Li Coastal Studies Institute, School of the Coast and Environment, Louisiana State University, cli@lsu.edu Follow this and additional works at: Chunyan Li, "Session 4 Presentation: Wave-Current-Surge Information System (WavCIS)" (November 17, 2011). Ocean Waves Workshop. Paper 1. This Event is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks@UNO. It has been accepted for inclusion in Ocean Waves Workshop by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@UNO. For more information, please contact scholarworks@uno.edu.
2 Session IV Accessibility of wave information for scientists, engineers, and managers. This section describes a range of topics from wave buoy telemetry devices (e.g. Iridium, WiFi, Bluetooth) and Automatic Identification System to ocean databases and National Data Centers. Participants describe how wave data are used to assess the skill of models and to create important statistics. The following paper and extended abstracts relate to data quality control and the increasing demand for reliable information on wave conditions, particularly at coastal sites, worldwide. Session Presentation by Dr. Chunyan Li Wave-Current-Surge Information System (WavCIS) Coastal Studies Institute Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences School of the Coast and Environment Louisiana State University Chunyan Li, Bill Gibson, Felix Jose, Baozhu Liu Founding Director: Late Dr. Gregory W. Stone James P. Morgan Distinguished Professor Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 95
3 Overview Near real time met-ocean (sea state) system Data dissemination via WWW to any user (fed., state, private entities, students, or just anyone) Inter-operability with GCOOS/IOOS/NOAA and sharing data with NDBC and other national and regional alliances by providing real-time observations, and validation data for their forecasting models. Wave forecast for GoM (near-real time) Overview (cont.) Collaboration with NASA AERONET Program and US Navy/NRL (CSI-6) for implementing cutting edge research in marine optics, particularly for coastal waters, and the additional meteorological sensor for Sonoma Technologies CSI-6 and CSI-9 also support the Hypoxia program for LUMCON, NGOMEX/NOAA (w/ water quality data at 3 vertical levels). Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 96
4 Overview (cont.) Response of shallow shoals to wave and current fields during high energy events: BOEMRE Morphodynamic responses of barrier islands to tropical storms and cold fronts, and the replenishment and protection of detached breakwaters: National Park Service, Raccoon Island/LDNR (OCPR) Station Information CSI-9 (GI 16) CSI-6 (ST 52B) Deployed: Fully operational stations: CSI03, CSI05, CSI06, CSI09, CSI15, and CSI16 Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 97
5 CSI 3 CSI 5 Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 98
6 CSI 6 WavCIS Block Diagram Computers - 1) Calling Machine 2) Processing Machine 3) Web Server/database machine Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 99
7 Instrumentation Meteorological Sensors: R.M. Young wind monitor Rotronic/Vaisala Humidity Probe Belfort visibility sensor Vaisala barometric pressure sensor Oceanographic Sensors: Paroscientific Pressure Transducer Rotronic temperature probe RD instrument ADCP (Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler) Nortek Aquadopp YSI 6600V2 Sonde (Hypoxia Program, CSI 6 & CSI 9) SBE-37 Conductivity/Temperature/Salinity Sensor (CSI 16) SBE-19 SeaCat CTD Probe (used for calibration) Additional Instruments at CSI-6 Instrument Main Parameters Height Coverage Mini-sonde Wind profiles (m apl) Ceilometer Mixing heights and clouds ~0 4,000 (m apl) Microwave radiometer Two ultrasonic anemometers and fast-response humidity and CO 2 sensors Surface meteorology Wave sensor via LSU Temperature and humidity profiles Latent, sensible, and momentum flux, and turbulence (plus temperature and winds) Wind speed and direction, temperature, humidity and pressure Wave height, spectra, and period ~0 10,000 (m apl) ~7 (m msl) ~10 (m apl) for wind speed/direction ~2 (m apl) for remaining parameters 0 (m msl) Underwater temperature float Water temperature ~.02 (m below sea level ) Pyranometer Downwelling radiation ~3 (m apl) Infrared temperature sensor Sea skin temperature 0.0 sea level Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 100
8 WavCIS Provides a Framework for Offshore Measurements (1 of 2) Use of instruments in offshore areas Flux Unattended Long-term Two instruments Upside down Sondar New clutter removal techniques Electronic Physical Noise reduction for crew Radiometer Beta software for off-zenith measurements (key for boundary layer data) WavCIS Provides a Framework for Offshore Measurements (2 of 2) Ceilometer Mixing height algorithms are being tested Radiometer for skin temperature measurements Redesign of instrument for improved sky correction New system for near-surface temperature measurements Computer One computer Water-cooled shelter Communications and data storage Large amount of data Infrastructure Special mounts for all instruments Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 101
9 CR23X Micro-Datalogger and Computer for a Typical Site Real-time Data Products Wave (heights, direction, period, directional spectra) Current profile Water T, S, turbidity, Air T, RH, wind, visibility, etc. CSI-6 and CSI-9 also provides 3-levels of T, S, DO, turbidity and chlorophyll (LUMCON). CSI-6 via the NASA AERONET site the aerosol and water color content (for satellite data validation). CSI-16 also provides T & S. Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 102
10 Real Time Data And Current Profiles provided on WAVCIS web pages Water Level in NAVD 88 Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 103
11 Water Level in NAVD 88 Real-Time Directional Spectra and Spectral Evolution from the ADCP Wave directional plot Time series Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 104
12 Past 24 Hour Data A way to view of short-term trends. Past 1 Month Data A way to view of long-term trends. Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 105
13 NASA AERONET (Click to view real-time) Radiometer Data on 1/11/2011 Strong Inversion that weakens at about 2000 UTC Strong RH gradient near the top of the cloud layer Warm air aloft Cold air from north Increased levels of liquid water in the cloud layer Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 106
14 Ceilometer Data on 1/11/2011 Cloud tops and mixing heights Cloud bases Mixing and cloud base heights increase in the afternoon as the temperature inversion weakens Sonic Anemometer A-C Bridge Data on 3/15/2011 Temperature Decrease Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 107
15 Sonic Anemometer A-C Bridge Data on 3/15/2011 Wind Shifts Numerical Modeling (NCEP/NOAA) (With area zoom capabilities and animation) Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 108
16 Numerical Modeling (Mike 21) (With area zoom capabilities and animation) Numerical Modeling (SWAN/WW3) (SWAN nested in WW3, Louisiana coast only) Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 109
17 Numerical Modeling (SWAN) (With area zoom capabilities and animation) Numerical Modeling (WW3) (With area zoom capabilities and animation) Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 110
18 Numerical Modeling (HYCOM) (With area zoom capabilities and animation) Other HYCOM products are water level, temperature and salinity. Model Validation (by clicking on WavCIS sites on the Louisiana coast map, to skill assess models) Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 111
19 Access to Archived Processed Data Access to Archived Processed Data Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 112
20 Access to Archived Processed Data Summary WavCIS stations: maintained by CSI + FSG with a strong coastal dynamics, oceanographic, web technology and engineering expertise. It provides valuable info, esp. during the hurricane season. For near real-time model skill assessment of wind induced waves, hydrodynamics and wave models. WavCIS provides the data portal for the Hypoxia Program through LUMCON, NGOMEX/NOAA. Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 113
21 Summary (Con t) NASA AERONET Program provides critical calibration data that is used to correct all satellite imagery and to better improve the infrared imagery products such as sea surface temperatures, chlorophyll, salinity, etc. The Sonoma Technology project - to provide better met info for use in improving predictions of the boundary layer parameters, improving regional-scale met. model predictions and providing a framework for advanced offshore measurements. Ocean Waves Workshop ( Proceedings (2011) / 114
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