JCOMM Technical Workshop on Wave Measurements from Buoys
WaveBuoys
Meeting
02 - 03 October 2008
Hudson Hotel
356 W 58th Street
New York City, NY
United States
Organiser(s) & Staff
Participation
Open attendance.
The objectives of the workshop are: - to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and information related to wave measurement from moored and drifting buoys, taking into consideration the users\' requirements; - to discuss priorities for the development of cost-effective wave observing technology and for extending the network of wave measuring buoys; - to develop a technical work plan for implementation of enhanced global wave measurements, for consideration by the DBCP and its Action Groups.
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- 1 - Opening: Welcome and Introduction
(09:00, 02OCT) - 2 - Review existing plans and requirements
(09:15, 02OCT) - 2.1 - Requirements for wave observations
Presenter: Val Swail
(Presentation) Requirements for wave observations - 2.2 - US IOOS Wave Plan (requirements, plan outline)
Presenter: Bob Jensen
(Presentation) US IOOS Wave Plan - 2.3 - E-SURFMAR approach to wave measurements
Presenter: Jon Turton
(Presentation) E-SURFMAR approach to wave measurements - 2.4 - User requirements identified by Industry
Presenter: Kevin Ewans
(Presentation) User Requirements identified by Industry - 3 - Review Scientific / Technical issues and developments (1)
(11:00, 02OCT) - 3.1 - OceanSITES approach to wave measurements from moorings
Presenter: Uwe Send
(Presentation) OceanSITES approach to wave measurements from moorings - 3.2 - Assessment of the systematic differences in wave observations from moorings (intercomparison results)
Presenter: Jean Bidlot
(Presentation) Assessment of the systematic differences in wave observations from moorings - 3.3 - Physical concepts of wave observations from drifters
Presenter: Peter Niiler
(Presentation) Physical concepts of wave observations from drifters - 3.4 - GPS and wave measurements
Presenter: David Meldrum
(Presentation) GPS and wave measurements - 4 - Review Scientific / Technical issues and developments (2)
(14:00, 02OCT) - 4.1 - The IOOS 'First 5 Standards' for Wave Measurements
Presenter: Bill O'reilly
(Presentation) IOOS ‘First 5 Standard’ for Directional Wave Measurements - 4.2 - E-SURFMAR technical description
Presenter: Jon Turton
(Presentation) E-SURFMAR technical description - 4.3 - U.S. NDBC Wave Measurement Systems and Program
Presenter: Chung-Chu Teng
(Presentation) NDBC Buoy Wave Systems - 4.4 - Canada technical description
Presenter: Bruce Bradshaw, Mark Blaseckie
(Presentation) Physical concepts of wave observations from drifters
(Presentation) Canada technical description - 5 - Discussion (1) - Requirements
(15:30, 02OCT) - 5.1 - Requirements for drifters
chaired by Peter Niiler - 5.2 - Requirements for moored buoy measurements
chaired by Val Swail - 5.3 - Technical aspects
chaired by David Meldrum - 6 - Discussion (2) - Future plans
(09:00, 03OCT) - 6.1 - Input to technical work plan, pilot projects
Proposal : DBCP Pilot Project on Wave Measurements from Drifters (DBCP PP-WMD)
Proposal : DBCP-ETWS Pilot Project on Wave measurement Evaluation and Test from moored buoys (DBCP-ETWS PP-WET) - 6.2 - Recommendation to JCOMM including DBCP and its Action Groups
Recommendations from the Workshop - 7 - Closing
(13:00, 03OCT)
| Code | Name | Updated on | Action |
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| JCOMM-TR-047, WMO/TD-NO.1466, IOC-NO.208, IOC Workshop Report No.208 | Final report of the JCOMM Technical Workshop on Wave Measurements from Buoys (2 - 3 October 2008, New York) | 11/04/2013 |
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| Code | Name | Updated on | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Code | Name | Updated on | Action |
| Concept of the Workshop | 28/10/2008 |
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There are 48 participants associated with JCOMM Technical Workshop on Wave Measurements from Buoys .
= Person has declined to participate or had their request to participate declined.
Participant Stats:
Total Invited: 52
Confirmed: 48
Not confirmed: 0
Unapproved: 0
Not-participating: 4
Rejected: 0