1 sura board of trustees 5 nov ‘02 ocean integration richard d. west rear admiral, usn (ret.)...
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SURA Board of Trustees
5 Nov ‘02
Ocean Integration
Richard D. WestRear Admiral, USN (Ret.)
President
Consortium for Oceanographic Research and Education
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What is CORE?
• Non-profit, non-governmental organization
• 67 member institutions representing– Academia– Federal laboratories & programs– Aquariums
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CORE HQ Staff
CORE HQ Staff
COREMembers
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UniversitiesHigher
LearningInstitutions
Aquaria
COREMembers
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UniversitiesHigher
LearningInstitutions
Aquaria
COREBOGCOREBOG
14Federal
Agencies
14Federal
Agencies
HouseHouse SenateSenate
PublicOutreach
PublicOutreach
ResearchResearch EducationEducation
OceansCaucus
50+
OceansCaucus
50+
Program developmentand Management
DevelopOcean
ScienceCommunityConsensus
IncreaseSupport
EncourageCooperation
Articulate& promote
Ocean ScienceNeeds & Goals
What is CORE?
Committees &Subcommittees
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Committees &Subcommittees
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OtherOcean & Coastal
Organizations
OtherOcean & Coastal
Organizations
BuildCommon
Goals
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CORE Staff Organization
R e se a rchR e g ina ld B e a ch
E d u ca tionS a rah S cho e d in g er
E x te rn a l A ffa irsB ria n W h e e le r
C h ie f F in a nc ia l O ff ice rY a n X ing
P e n e lo p e D a ltonV ice P re s id e n t
R ich a rd W e stP re s id e n t
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CORE Programs
http://www.nopp.org
http://www.coml.org
http://www.nosb.org
http://www.coreocean.org/deos
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Oceans Act 2000
The law establishes a Commission which, in consultation with the states, a scientific advisory panel, and the public, develops recommendations for a National Oceans Policy (due June 2003). The President has 120 days to provide Congress with proposals to implement or respond to recommendations.
The Commission is to give equal consideration to environmental, technical feasibility, economic, and scientific factors. In addition, the recommendations may not be specific to the lands or waters within a single state.
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Purpose
To establish a Commission to make recommendations for a coordinated and comprehensive national ocean policy that will promote:
• Protection of live and property
• Stewardship of ocean and coastal resources
• Enhancement of maritime commerce
• Expansion of human knowledge of the marine environment
• Investment in technologies to promote energy and food security
• Close cooperation among government agencies
• U.S. leadership in ocean and coastal activities
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Oceans Act 2000 - Scope
The Commission’s report is required to include a review of the following:
• Existing and planned facilities (people, vessels, computers, satellites)
• Existing and planned federal activities
• Cumulative effect of federal laws
• Supply and demand for ocean and coastal resources
• Relationships between federal, state, and local governments, and the private sector
• Opportunities for the investment in new products and technologies
• State and federal integration efforts
• Modification to federal laws and/or the structure of federal agencies
• The effectiveness of existing federal interagency policy coordination
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Ocean Commissions Challenges and Opportunities
• Rationalize organization of Federal ocean and coastal activities
• Integrate laws and policies
• Ensure greater involvement of Federal, State, Regional, and Local stakeholders
• Build the required knowledge base of ocean environment to support decision-makers
• Increase use of science and technology to meet aforementioned challenges
• Implement rational and coherent investment policies and plans
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“…“…we have the opportunity, urged by we have the opportunity, urged by many presenters, to develop truly many presenters, to develop truly integrated ocean and coastal integrated ocean and coastal observing and prediction systems observing and prediction systems that are more sophisticated than ever that are more sophisticated than ever before…but will we seize the before…but will we seize the opportunity?”opportunity?”
US Commission on Ocean Policy, Mid-Term Report Sep ‘02US Commission on Ocean Policy, Mid-Term Report Sep ‘02
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Coastal Observing Systems
MOOS
SEACOOS
COOS
GEM - Alaska
GoMOOS
NEPTUNE
CBOS
TABS
SCOOP
SFOMC
SABSOON
LEO-15
COMPS
NGLIWAVCIS
TCOON
CARO-COOPS- Carolina Coastal Ocean Research and Monitoring ProgramCBOS - Chesapeake Bay Observing SystemCOMPS - Coastal Ocean Monitoring and Prediction SystemCOOS - California Ocean Observing SystemCORMP - Coastal Ocean Research and Monitoring ProgramGEM - Gulf Ecosystem Monitoring - AlaskaDBOS- Deleware Bay Observing SystemGoMOOS - Gulf of Maine Ocean Observing SystemLEO-15 - Long Term Environmental ObservatoryMOOS - MBARI Ocean Observing SystemNGLI - Northern Gulf of Mexico Littoral Initiative SABSOON - South Atlantic Bight Synoptic Offshore Observational NetworkSEACOOS - Southeast Atlantic Coastal Ocean Observing System
SCOOP - Southeastern Coastal Ocean Observing SystemSFOMC - South Florida Ocean Management CenterTABS - Texas Automated Buoy SystemTCOON - Texas Coastal Ocean Observation Network WAVCIS- Wave-Current Surge Information System for Coastal Louisiana
(NOAA, Navy, NASA, NSF, MMS, EPA, USGS, USCG, USACOE)
CORMPCARA-COOPS
DBOS
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Integration
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METOC Focus - Cold War Blue WaterMETOC Focus - Cold War Blue Water
Relatively easy,but it took 50 years
to get there
Climatology,Global Models
Work Well
Humidity -Humidity -Refractive EffectsRefractive Effects
Temperature SalinityTemperature Salinity
BiologicsBiologics
Heat, Moisture andHeat, Moisture andMomentum FluxesMomentum Fluxes
Waves/SwellWaves/Swell
Large Scale CirculationLarge Scale Circulation
Fronts, EddiesFronts, Eddies
CloudsClouds
AcousticAcousticCharacterizationCharacterization
BathymetryBathymetry - Gross Scales - Gross Scales
Wind Speed DirectionWind Speed Direction
METOC Focus - Forward ... From the Sea Littoral WaterMETOC Focus - Forward ... From the Sea Littoral Water
Real-time data,on-scene processing
required
Humidity-RefractiveHumidity-RefractiveEffectsEffects
Wind Speed/DirectionWind Speed/Direction
Sensible and Latent HeatSensible and Latent Heat
Land CoverLand Cover Wind-DrivenWind-Driven Circulation Circulation
Tidal PulseTidal Pulse
Coastal ConfigurationCoastal Configuration
Slope (Sea Floor)Slope (Sea Floor)
BiologicsBiologics
Air TemperatureAir Temperature
Trafficabil ityTrafficabil ity
Sediment TransportSediment Transport
TerrainTerrain
AerosolsAerosols
Swell/Wave RefractionSwell/Wave RefractionIsland FlowIsland Flow
StraitsStraits IceIce
WavesWavesSurfSurf
Rain RateRain RateFogFog
Reefs, Bars, ChannelsReefs, Bars, Channels
Beach ProfileBeach Profile
DustDust
Soil MoistureSoil Moisture
Shelf/ Internal WavesShelf/ Internal Waves
TurbidityTurbidity
Hydrography - Fine ScalesHydrography - Fine Scales
WatermassWatermass Thermal - Thermal - Acoustic StructureAcoustic Structure
Sub-Bottom Structure - Acoustic DependenciesSub-Bottom Structure - Acoustic Dependencies
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Partnership
US GOOS
OMBOSTP
18 Regional Observing Systems
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National Oceanographic Partnership Program
What is NOPP?14 Federal agencies* together providing leadership and coordination of national oceanographic research & education programs
What is NOPP?14 Federal agencies* together providing leadership and coordination of national oceanographic research & education programs
NOPP Missionto facilitate new interactions among federal agencies,
academia & industryto increase visibility for ocean issues on the national agendato achieve a higher level of coordinated effort & synergy
across the broad oceanographic community
NOPP Missionto facilitate new interactions among federal agencies,
academia & industryto increase visibility for ocean issues on the national agendato achieve a higher level of coordinated effort & synergy
across the broad oceanographic community
www.NOPP.org
Ocean.US (www.ocean.us.net) was created by NOPP in late 2000 and empowered to develop a tactical plan for implementation of a national ocean observing system by 2010 and to submit this plan to Congress by April 2002. Ocean.US will convene a workshop in March 2002 to define the conventions of the national ocean observing system and will submit this plan to Congress in April 2002.
How will NOPP contribute to an Integrated Ocean and Coastal Observing System?
*US Navy, NOAA, NSF, NASA, Dept. of Energy, EPA, US Coast Guard, USGS, DARPA, MMS, OSTP, OMB, State Dept., US Army CoE
The National Ocean Partnership Program (NOPP) has demonstrated that coalitions involving academia, government and industry can be successfully built. The National Ocean Partnership Program (NOPP) has demonstrated that coalitions involving academia, government and industry can be successfully built.
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IOOS
•Buoys and moorings
•Coastal mapping, bathymetry
•Coastal monitoring
•Drifters, gliders, AUVs
•High frequency radar
•Regional integration
•Seafloor cables
•Vessel observations
•Water level monitoring
•Altimeter
Components•In situ and satellite observations•System support•Research, outreach, services
CostOver 10 years
Fiscal Year
Dol
lars
in M
illio
ns
•Ocean color
•Scatterometer
•Synthetic aperture radar
•Platform support
•Research
•Sensor development
•Communications
•Data, computer systems
•Outreach, product services and applications
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100
200
300
400
500
O4
O6
O8
10 12
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National Ocean Research Leadership Council
(NORLC)
Ocean Research Advisory Panel
(ORAP)
Interagency Working Group
(IWG)
Program Office(NOPPO) [CORE]
Federal Oceanographic
Facilities Committee(FOFC)
Ocean.USOffice
Ocean.US EXCOM
NOPP Organizational
Structure
12 + 2
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Developing the 4-D Cube
Common Operational
Pictures
Weapon Systems
Mission Planning Systems
Middleware
Mid
dle
war
e
4-D CUBE
Gateway
Gateway
WEN
MMS
Space (Astrometry)Space (Astrometry)
Foundational GI&S Data(Static Characterization)
ImageryImagery
TerrainTerrain
Nav DataNav Data
Ocean Ocean CharacterizationCharacterization
AtmosphereAtmosphereCharacterizationCharacterization
NIM
AN
IMA
Na
vy
Na
vy
Data Manageme
nt
Imagery
Dynamic Force and Threat Information
• On scene Processing
• Thru The Sensor Data
• Dedicated Sensors
ISR / ESG / MMS collections
GPS
• Geo-temporal Tags
IndustryIndustry
StatesStates
NOAA / NOAA / NASA / NASA / EPA / USGS EPA / USGS ……
Ship of Opportunity ProgramShip of Opportunity Program
GoMOOS, NGLI, Caro-COMP, etc.GoMOOS, NGLI, Caro-COMP, etc.
ARGOARGO
NCEP, ECMWFNCEP, ECMWF
