Presentations
Find below the presentations that were made at the 3rd Euro-Argo users meeting in June 2010 (Paris, France).
Session 1: Introduction, Euro-Argo and international context
Welcome - (Ifremer) | ||
European Research Infrastructures : H. Péro (European Commission) | ||
Research Infrastructures – French roadmap : D. Vandromme (Ministry of Research) | ||
Euro-Argo achievements and long-term structure: P.Y. Le Traon (Ifremer, France) | ||
International Argo: achievements and perspectives : D. Roemmich (SIO, USA) and J Gould (NOC) | ||
LeTraon-euroargo-Welcome.pdfSession 2: Argo data system and data processing
Delivering data to the user : S. Pouliquen (Ifremer, France) | ||
Detecting climate signals in Argo data : B. Klein (BSH, Germany) | ||
Argo velocity estimates : M. Ollitrault (Ifremer, France) | ||
A new estimate of the global Ocean 3D circulation from altimetry,SST and in-situ : S. Mulet (CLS, France) | ||
Session 2: Climate research
Monitoring the North Atlantic MOC and fluxes : N. Wells (NOC, UK) | ||
Decadal prediction with Argo : D. Smith (Met Office, UK) | ||
How well can we derive climate indices from Argo data? K. Von Schuckmann (LOCEAN, France) | ||
Zonally asymmetric response of the Southern Ocean mixed-layer depth to the Southern Annular Mode : J.B. Sallee (CSIRO, Australia) | ||
Session 3: Applications
The Role of Argo in Seasonal Forecasts : M. Balmaseda (ECMWF) | ||
Argo and the GMES Marine Core Service : E. Dombrowsky (Mercator, France) | ||
Use of Argo data in near real time ocean analyses and reanalyses in Mercator Océan systems : N. Ferry (Mercator, France) | ||
Comparison of Argo QC & meteorological forecast centre QC : J. Buck (BODC, UK) | ||
Monitoring the global ocean hydrographic variability from Argo, SST and altimeter observations : S. Guinehut (CLS, France) | ||
Session 3a: Extending the applications of Argo in Europe – new sensors
Extending Argo into the ice : O. Klatt (AWI, Germany) | ||
Biogeochemical sensors : H. Claustre (Villefranche, France) | ||
Circulation in the oxygen minimum zone of the eastern tropical South Pacific : R. Czeschel (Ifm-Geomar, Germany) | ||
Near surface temperature from Argo floats Material : G. Corlett, C. Merchant (U Leicester, UK) | ||
The next generation of Argo floats : B. King (NOC, UK) | ||
The Arvor experience at sea returns, Provor CTS3 payload capability : P. Brault (NKE Electronics,France) | ||
Session 3b: Extending the applications of Argo in Europe – regional seas
Argo in the Mediterranean and Black seas : P.M. Poulain (OGS, Italy) | ||
The Nordic seas : G. Voet (IfM-Hamburg, Germany) | ||
Argo in Norwegian Sea : K.A. Mork (IMR, Norway) | ||
Altimeter and Argo float data assimilation in the Black Sea : S. Grayek (U. Oldenberg, Germany) | ||
Routine monitoring and research with Argo floats in the western Mediterranean:ongoing and planned activities at SOCIB & IMEDEA : E. Heslop (IMEDEA, Spain) | ||
Development of the national research infrastructure BulArgo as a Bulgarian component of the ERIC Euro-Argo : present state and perspectives : E. Peneva (U. Sofia, Bulgaria) | ||
Argo Information Center – supporting users, widening access : M. Belbeoch (AIC, France) | ||