Near Real-Time Ocean Observations Online Data Management within the Southeast Atlantic Coastal Ocean Observation System (SEACOOS) Charlton Purvis, University.

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Near Real-Time Ocean Observations Online Data Management within the Southeast Atlantic Coastal Ocean Observation System (SEACOOS) Charlton Purvis, University of South Carolina, a SEACOOS partner

SEACOOS was initiated in 2002 with ONR funding to develop a coastal ocean information system for FL, GA, SC and NC. SEACOOS Over-Arching Goal: To significantly increase the quantity and quality of environmental information from the coastal ocean of the SE U.S. and facilitate its use in a wide range of societal, scientific, and educational applications.

Observational platforms contributed by SEACOOS partners Observational platforms contributed by SEACOOS partners

SEACOOS modeling Coordinating model simulations for the entire region

Visualization : interactive mapping Production site Production site Production site Production site Development site Development site Development site Development site Technology Technology MapServer MapServer ImageMagick ImageMagick Perl & PHP Perl & PHP

In-situ sea surface temperature and winds Mouse overs Observation time series Point queries

Radar surface currents & modeled depth-avg. currents Ad-hoc animations

Remotely sensed QuikSCAT & in-situ winds

Remotely sensed Chl-A & true color composite

In-situ sea surface temperature (again) Sparse perhaps?

In-situ & modeled OI sea surface temperature Models fill the gaps

In-situ & modeled OI sea surface temperature Ever-growing domains

Visualization : graphs & animations Ad-hoc time-series graphs Ad-hoc time-series graphs Ad-hoc animations Ad-hoc animations Ad-hoc animations Ad-hoc animations Technology : MapServer | ImageMagick Gnuplot | Gifsicle |AniS Technology : MapServer | ImageMagick Gnuplot | Gifsicle |AniS

Dissemination (it is the technology) OPeNDAP (DODS) data access OPeNDAP (DODS) data access OGC-friendly: WMS, WFS OGC-friendly: WMS, WFS pick a layer, any layer pick a layer, any layer pick a layer, any layer pick a layer, any layer

Dissemination : example 1 Integrated Ocean Observing System hurricane demo Integrated Ocean Observing System hurricane demo Integrated Ocean Observing System hurricane demo Integrated Ocean Observing System hurricane demo SEACOOS Remotely-Sensed Layers WMS-Enabled for Hurricane Charley (see OpenIOOS web site -- * modis_ergb_low (USF) * modis_rgb_low (USF) * modis_rgb_hi_chesapeake_bay (USF) * modis_rgb_hi_florida_bay (USF) * modis_rgb_hi_miss_plume (USF) * modis_rgb_hi_suwannee_river (USF) * modis_rgb_hi_tampa_bay (USF) * oi_sst (USF) * modis_sst (USF) * avhrr_sst (USF) * modis_chl (USF) * quikscat_wind (JPL) * met_wind (UNC) * met_air_pressure_contour (UNC) * tamu_level_III (TAMU Mesonet)

An open source attitude SEACOOS data management SEACOOS data management Direct result of combined effort from academia, government, and the private sector Direct result of combined effort from academia, government, and the private sector Providing a foundation for other ocean observing systems to possibly adapt and build upon Providing a foundation for other ocean observing systems to possibly adapt and build upon Plenty of miles to go with more room to grow! Plenty of miles to go with more room to grow! Who am I? Who am I? Charlton Purvis, University of South Carolina, SEACOOS Charlton Purvis, University of South Carolina, SEACOOS Happy to help and share. Happy to help and share.