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Wednesday 12th
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Speaker
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| Chair Stan Wilson, NOAA, USA | ||
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0930 - 1000
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Introduction to workshop Roemmich PPT Takeuchi PPT | Dean Roemmich, (Argo
Chair) Scripps Inst.,La Jolla, USA Kensuke Takeuchi JAMSTEC,Yokosuka, Japan |
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1000 - 1015
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Argo - where are we now? Gould PPT Belbéoch PPT | John Gould , (Argo Director) Scripps Inst., La Jolla, USA Mathieu Belbéoch, (Argo Tech Co-ord) AIC, Toulouse France. |
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1015
- 1040
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Argo's role in climate science (Invited) Abstract PPT text | Kimio Hanawa Tohoku University, Japan |
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1040
- 1100
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Coffee
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| Chair Susan Wijffels, CSIRO, Australia | ||
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1100 -
1125
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Argo and GODAE (Invited) Abstract PPT | Pierre-Yves Le Traon CLS, Toulouse,France |
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1125 - 1150
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Argo Float Technology: Achievements and Challenges (Invited) Abstract PPT | Steve Riser U. Washington, Seattle, USA |
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1150 - 1215
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The Argo data system (Invited) Abstract PPT | Bob Keeley (Argo Data co-chair), MEDS, Ottawa, Canada Sylvie Pouliquen (Argo Data co-chair) IFREMER, Brest, France |
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1215 - 1345
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Lunch
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1345 - 1545
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Poster session and coffee | |
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| Chair Yutaka Michida, Ocean Research Inst., Tokyo, Japan | ||
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1545 - 1610
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Argo delayed-mode salinity data Abstract PPT | Annie Wong NOAA, PMEL, Seattle, USA |
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1610 - 1630
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Design Requirements for an ARGO Float Array in the Indian Ocean Inferred from Observing System Simulation Experiments Abstract PPT | Andreas Schiller et al. CSIRO, Hobart, Australia |
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1630
- 1645
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Experience of delayed mode quality control for the Atlantic Abstract PPT | Yves Desaubies IFREMER, Brest, France |
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1645
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What observation scheme should we use for profiling floats to achieve the Argo goal on the accuracy of salinity measurement? Abstract PPT | Taiyo Kobayashi et
al. FORSGC, Yokosuka, Japan |
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1700
- 1715
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Float to float drift intercomparison in an intermediate current regime Abstract PPT |
Francisco Machin et al
U. Las Palmas,Spain |
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1715 - 1730
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A comparison of profiling float and XBT representations of upper layer temperature structure in the Northwestern subtropical North Atlantic Abstract PPT | Bob Molinari
NOAA, AOML, Miami, USA |
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Thursday 13th
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| Chair Jürgen Willebrand, IfM, Kiel, Germany | ||
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0930 - 0955
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The impact of Argo data on ocean and climate forecasting (Invited) Abstract PPT | Matt Martin et
al Met Office, Exeter, UK |
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0955
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Ocean state estimation by 4D-VAR data assimilation using Argo data Abstract PPT | Shuhei Masuda FORSGC, Yokohama, Japan |
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1010
- 1025
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A regional model assimilating Argo, XBT, and altimeter data in the central North Pacific. Abstract PPT | Bruce Cornuelle et al Scripps Inst., La Jolla, USA |
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1025 -
1040
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Assimilating S(T) from Argo Abstract PPT | Keith Haines et al U. Reading, UK |
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1040 -
1105
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Argo Impact Experiment with a JMA ENSO Forecast Model Abstract PDF | Yoshiteru Kitamura JMA, Tokyo, Japan |
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1105 - 1125
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Coffee
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| Chair Ricardo Rojas, SHOA, Valparaiso, Chile | ||
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1125 -
1150
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Argo’s role in closing the oceanic heat and freshwater budgets (Invited) Abstract PPT | DeanRoemmich
et al. Scripps Inst.,La Jolla, USA |
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1150 - 1205
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World Ocean heat content, 1955-1999 Abstract PPT | Syd Levitus et al. NOAA, NODC, Silver Spring, USA |
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1205 -
1220
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Upper ocean response before and after the cyclone from Argo floats Abstract PPT | Muthalagu
Ravichandran et al. NCOIS, Hyderabad, India |
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1220 - 1235
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The decreasing of sea surface salinity by typhoon in the summer of 2002 and 2003 in the northwestern Pacific Abstract PPT | Xu Dongfeng 2nd Inst. Oceanography, Hangzhou, China |
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1235 -
1250
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Lagrangian observations of the mode water formation in the North Pacific Abstract PPT | Toshio Suga Tohoku, University, Sendai, Japan |
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1250 -
1400
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Lunch
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1400 - 1600
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Poster session and coffee | |
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| Chair PN Vinayachandran, CAOS, Bangalore , India | ||
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1600
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The detection of subsurface theta-S changes (Invited) Abstract PPT | Brian King SOC, Southampton,UK |
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1625 -
1640
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Observations of N. Atlantic subtropical mode water using profiling floats Abstract PPT | Young-Oh Kwon
et al U. Washington, Seattle, USA |
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1640 - 1655
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Formation region of North Pacific Subtropical Mode Water in the late winter of 2003 Abstract PPT | Eitaru Oka et al. FORSGC, Yokosuka, Japan |
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1655 - 1710
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Winter conditions in the Irminger Sea revealed by Argo floats Abstract PPT | Luca Centurioni et
al Scripps Inst.,La Jolla, USA |
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1710 - 1725
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Structure and variability of the Indian Ocean as revealed from Argo observations Abstract PPT |
Krishnan Raghavan et al
Inst. Tropical Met., Pune, India |
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1725- 1740
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A preliminary study of mesoscale eddy effects on the formation of the North Pacific Subtropical Mode Water Abstract PPT | Pan Aijun Ocean University, Qingdao, China |
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1740 - 1755
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Potential of Argo data for detection and attribution of oceanic climate change Abstract PPT | Richard Wood et al. Met Office, Exeter, UK |
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1755 -
1805
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Salinity change in the southeastern Indian Ocean Abstract PPT | Helen Phillips et al. CSIRO, Hobart, Australia |
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Friday 14th
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| Chair To be confirmed | ||
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0930
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Argo as an aid to environmental monitoring and assessment - the example of the Gulf of Alaska (Invited) Abstract PPT | Howard Freeland et al. DFO, IOS, Pat Bay, Canada |
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0955 -
1010
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The Bering slope current system revisited Abstract PPT | Greg Johnson et al. NOAA, PMEL, Seattle, USA |
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1010 -
1025
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Eddy-induced temperature anomalies in the Kuroshio extension recirculation gyre from Argo, TMI and altimetry measurements Abstract PPT | Bo Qiu et al. U. Hawaii, Honolulu, USA |
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1025 -
1040
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Distribution and variation of the mixed layer in the western North Pacific observed by Argo floats Abstract PPT | Yuko Ohno et al. Tokyo U. of Mercantile Marine, Japan. |
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1040 - 1100
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Coffee
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| Chair Silvia, Garzoli, NOAA, Miami, USA | ||
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1100 - 1125
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Estimating ocean velocity fields from Argo and other data (Invited) (Provisional title) PPT | Breck Owens WHOI, Woods Hole, USA |
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1125 - 1140
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Intermediate level circulation in the southwestern part of the Japan/East Sea Abstract PPT | Young-Gyu
Park et al. KORDI, Seoul, Korea |
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1140 -
1155
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The absolute geostrophic velocity field and wintertime convection in the Japan/East Sea estimated from an array of profiling floats Abstract PPT | Steve Riser et al. U. Washington, Seattle, USA |
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1155 - 1210
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New elements of the Japan Sea oceanography found with the use of profiling floats Abstract PPT | Mikhail Danchenkov et al. FERHRI, Vladivostok, Russia |
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1210 - 1225
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Global statistics of inertial motions from Argo floats Abstract PPT | Kuh Kim et al Seoul National University, Korea |
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1225
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Response of the Arabian Sea to the summer monsoons of 2002 and 2003 Abstract PPT | P.N. Vinayachandran
et al. Indian Inst. of Science, Bangalore, India |
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1240 - 1255
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Observations of the Okhotsk Sea circulation and water masses using profiling floats Abstract PPT | Kaiichiro Oshima et al. Hokaido University, Sapporo ,Japan (Presenter Steve Riser) |
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1300 - 1400
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Lunch
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| Chair Kuh Kim, Soeul National University , Korea | ||
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1400 – 1420
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Argo and other observing systems – issues and challenges (Provisional title) (Invited) PPT | Uwe Send IfM , Kiel, Germany |
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1420 – 1540
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Round table discussion - Improving Argo and its science | |
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1540 - 1600
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Coffee
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| Chair Brian King, SOC, Southampton, UK | ||
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1600 - 1630
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Applications of Argo observations - an exciting prospect (Provisional title) (Invited) PPT | Stan
Wilson and collaborators NOAA, Silver Spring, MD, USA |
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1630 - 1645
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Closing session |