Russia: Integrated system for ice and hydro-meteorological support for NSR IICWG-IV, Saint-Petersburg, April 7-12 2003 Sergey Brestkin, Head of the Ice.

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Russia: Integrated system for ice and hydro-meteorological support for NSR IICWG-IV, Saint-Petersburg, April Sergey Brestkin, Head of the Ice and Hydrometeorological Information Center

Схема передачи информации на мобильные и удаленные объекты

List of special ice and hydrometeorological information submitted by the AARI for supporting marine operations in the Eurasian Arctic #Type of the information productComposition of the information product 1Review ice chartDistribution of ice of different age, concentration and forms, position of large discontinuities in the ice cover, position of the landfast ice boundaries 2Detailed ice charts on the prescribed local regions of marine operations Distribution of ice of different age, concentration and forms, position of large discontinuities in the ice cover, position of the landfast ice boundaries 3Ice edge location in the Arctic and ice- covered seas Ice edge coordinates 4Background meteorological forecast for the polar areas of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres 1-6 months in advance Mean monthly air pressure fields, mean monthly temperature fields, prevailing air flows and their deviations from the multiyear average 5Background forecast of ice conditions in the Arctic and ice-covered seas 1-6 months in advance Type of ice conditions (easy, average, heavy), ice area and ice edge position by months 6Meteorological forecast up to 1-2 months in advance with detailing by the uniform circulation periods (UCP) Average charts of air pressure, temperature and prevailing air flows for a month and for each UCP 7Forecast of spring ice phenomena up to 1-2 months in advance Dates of landfast ice breakup, dates of sea area ice clearance 8Forecast of autumn ice phenomena up to 1-2 months in advance Dates of stable ice formation and achievement of ice thickness of cm

9Forecast of spring ice phenomena in the mouth areas of Siberian Rivers up to 1-2 months in advance Dates of ice breakup and clearance in the mouth areas of rivers 10Forecast of autumn ice phenomena in the mouth areas of navigable Siberian Rivers up to 1-2 months in advance Dates of stable ice formation and establishment of landfast ice 11Navigation recommendations up to 1-2 months in advance Dates of the start and end of unescorted navigation, scenario of marine operations 12Forecast of the development of mouth polynyas in the estuaries of navigable Siberian rivers up to 15 days in advance Ice edge position for the given date 13Meteorological forecast up to 5 days in advance for the given local areas of marine operations Wind speed and direction, maximum and minimum air temperature, atmospheric phenomena that deteriorate visibility and visibility range 14Forecast of sea level up to 5 days in advance at the limiting segments of navigable routes Level values (level change) at the limiting segments of navigable routes 15Forecast of ice distribution up to 5 days in advance Distribution of ice concentration and age, characteristics of flaw polynyas 16Forecast of the ice edge position up to 5 days in advance Ice edge position 17Forecast of the ice drift up to 5 days in advance Ice drift field 18Forecast of compacting and diverging in the ice cover up to 5 days in advance Position of the zones of compacting and diverging in the ice cover

19Forecast of discontinuities in the ice cover up to 5 days in advance Orientation, position of the zones of formation and/or closure of discontinuities in the ice cover 20Forecast of sea wave up to 5 days in advance Height of total wave of 5% (3%) probability and direction of wave propagation 21Navigation recommendations up to 5 days in advance Optimal navigation variants, transit time at standard and optimal routes 22Reference information on the parameters of ice and hydrometeorological conditions observed in the given local area at the prescribed moment of time Values and statistical characteristics of ice and hydrometeorological conditions 23Synoptic weather chartsFields of actual and prognostic values of atmospheric pressure, wind speed and direction, air temperature and humidity

TV image Infrared image Combined TV and IR image

EXAMPLE OF RADARSAT SATELLITE IMAGE ANALISIS

ICE CHART IN ECDIS

Review ice chart Review ice chart Distribution of ice of different age, concentration and forms, position of large discontinuities in the ice cover, position of the landfast ice boundaries [content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>] 1a. Ice chart for b. Ice chart for

Detailed ice charts on the prescribed local regions of marine operations Distribution of ice of different age, concentration and forms, position of large discontinuities in the ice cover, position of the landfast ice boundaries [content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>] 2a. Pechora Sea

Northern Sea Route [content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>]

Forecast of ice distribution up to 5 days in advance Distribution of ice concentration and stages of development, ice motion, characteristics of polynyas, etc. [content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>] Sample ice chart: actual (upper) and forecasted (lower) ice conditions for the Kara Sea

[content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>] Forecast of daily ice drift for in the Arctic Ocean Forecast of ice drift up to 5 days in advance

Forecast of the ice edge position up to 5 days in advance Forecast of the ice edge position up to 5 days in advance Ice edge and ice massif position [content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>] Forecast of ice edge and ice massif positions for for the Kara Sea

Forecast of compacting and diverging in the ice cover up to 5 days in advance Position of the zones of compacting and diverging in the ice cover [content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>] Forecast of compacting and diverging for 12 GMT for the Arctic Ocean

[content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>] Forecast of mean ice drift (left) and compacting for for the Pechora Sea

Forecast of discontinuities in the ice cover up to 5 days in advance Orientation, position of the zones of formation and/or closure of discontinuities in the ice cover [content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>] Forecast of discontinuities in the Arctic Ocean for

Forecast of sea level up to 5 days in advance at the limiting segments of navigable routes Forecast of sea level up to 5 days in advance at the limiting segments of navigable routes Level values (level change) at the limiting segments of navigable routes [content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>] Sea level variations for Shaitanskii shoal (station Sopochnaya Karga - Enisey river estuary) in August 1997 (1 – factual, 2,3 – forecast)

Forecast of sea wave up to 5 days in advance Height of total wave of 5% (3%) probability and direction of wave propagation [content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>] 9a. Forecast of sea waves for 12 GMT , Eastern Arctic

[content][content] [ >] [<<][>>] [content][<<][>>] Forecast of sea waves and wind direction for 0 GMT , Barents Sea