Transcript ESEOO project: a contribution to the development of

Preliminary results of ESEOO
project
ESEOO Group
Index
1) Objectives and participants of ESEOO
2) Preliminary results
3) The vision of future from ESEOO perspective
4) Conclusions
What is ESEOO?
• ESEOO (Establecimiento Español de Un sistema de
Oceanografía Operacional) is a three year project funded
by the Spanish Science and Education Ministry.
• The project was built as a reaction to Prestige event
• Objectives: cover part of the existing gaps in numerical
modeling and exploitation of measurements and, basically,
to boost OO at national level
• Kick-off meeting: January 2004
Participants
National institutions:
Regional institutions:
• Puertos del Estado
• Sasemar
• Instituto Nacional de Meteorología
• Instituto Español de Oceanografía
• INTA
• ICM/CSIC
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Universities:
Cantabria, Málaga, Vigo, Cádiz,
Polit. de Barcelona, Las Palmas,
Granada, Santiago de Compostela,
UNED
Institutions from other countries:
• NRL (EE.UU.)
• POL (U.K.)
• Mercator (Francia)
• MFSTEP (Italia)
• IST/Hidromod (Portugal)
Meteogalicia
IMEDEA
Azti
Pre-ESEOO situation: one example, the PdE networks
Tide gauges
Deep Water buoys
Coastal buoys
Current meters
Index
1) Objectives and participants of ESEOO
2) Preliminary results
3) The vision of future from ESEOO perspective
4) Conclusions
ESEOO Results (1/2)
Examples of technical results
:
1. Development of a regional scale national oil spill and current
forecasting system.
2. Set-up of high resolution numerical models and systems
able to forecast currents and spill evolution at coastal scale.
3. Development of an data service able to quickly provide
information based on analysed historical measurements.
4. Set-up of a unified access point to real-time oceanographic
and meteorological data at Spanish coasts.
Preliminary results: Data (1)
Oceanographic and meteorologic data inventory
• Access via Internet
• Thousands of recors
available at this
moment
Current measurements
locations
Preliminary results: Data (2)
New software for data treatment via web:
Preliminary results: Data (3)
Real time data service :
Preliminary results: Data (4)
HF radar
demonstration
in Prestige
event region
Preliminary results: Data (5)
Wave measurements (buoys and HF radar)
Preliminary results: Data (6)
HF Radar currents and in-situ buoy
(Silleiro buoy)
Preliminary results: Data (7)
Drifting buoy analysis using HF radar
22/12/2005 06:00 a
26/12/2005 02:00
26/12/2005 02:00
22/12/2005 06:00
Preliminary results:
Numerical modelling on the regional scale (1)
Nesting from
Global models into
three ESEOO
domains
Preliminary results:
Numerical modeling (2)
Operational daily
current forecast
available on the web
http://www.eseoo.org
Forcings:
•Tides
•Wind
•Atmospheric pressure
•Heat and fresh water
fluxes
•River outflow
SST at
Bares
buoy
ESEOMED results
(Under validation)
Surface Currents (m) 2005-01-02
Surface Temperature (ºC) 2005-01-02
Preliminary results:
Numerical modeling (3)
Coastal nested applications: The example of Galicia
ESEOO Results (2/2)
Capacity building results
:
1. Design and implementation of the USyP (Monitoring and
forecasting Unit for emergencies) with SASEMAR
2. Coordination between national and regional groups
3. Coordination with international groups
4. Setting-up of coordination mechanism for emergency case
in order to deal with oceanographic info (new and existing)
The USyP
Met-Ocean Info
ESEOO partners
Compilation,
generation and
analysis
Decisión making based in
information
TESEO
Internet
USyP
Crisis management
Crisis room
The USyP
Real time integration of information in the crisis room
during Mediterráneo 2005 exercise
The USyP
Analisis of trajectories of drifting buoys during
Mediterráneo 2005 exercise
Index
1) Objectives and participants of ESEOO
2) Preliminary results
3) The vision of future from ESEOO perspective
4) Conclusions
The vision of future derived from ESEOO
Core services at national level
Existing ESEOO groups +
new Spanish Operational Oceanography Office
Downstream services
USyP:
Search and rescue
Other public and
private services
Users
Crisis management
Other public and private users
Index
1) Objectives and participants ESEOO
2) Preliminary results
3) The vision of future from ESEOO perspective
4) Conclusions
Conclusions
• ESEOO project has changed the panorama of OO at Spain.
Nevertheless, it is just a project about to finish and the
developed products must be maintained in time and integrated
with operational units such as USyP. If not, we will be again in
very poor conditions of facing next Prestige.
• New operational systems have been developed and coordination
has improved, so we can offer better joint service to society and
action to our European partners.
• Collaboration with US organisations was poor and this must be
improved in a near future
• The ESEOO vision of future includes the creation of an
“Spanish Operational Oceanography Office” (solution similar
to Mercator or NCOF) and the implementation of USyP at
SASEMAR as a permanent unit.