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ProductsLength/time scales Key Components/MeasurementsPriority Hurricane severity forecasts Accuracy of 20% CPI at 5 days Models, Upper-level circulation, BL, ocean mixed-layer temp., offshore Doppler radar H Surface current forecast maps 0-15 days, 10 km horiz. D/W, 1 km shelf Models, wind, HF radar, density profiles, SST, river inflow, air-sea flux, bathymetry, front locations, tomography H Measurement & product archive N. A.List of all ongoing measurements, periodically updated. Archive of data collected after initiation of GCOOS H Operational maps of SST Existing. Higher resolution TRMM AVHRR, GOES, TRMMH Forecast maps of 3- D deepwater currents 0-30 days 10 km horiz, 50 m vert. Models, density profiles, SSH, SST, winds, air- sea flux, ADCP, Caribbean current inflow H Forecast maps of winds and waves (& crests) 0-15 days, 10 km horiz. D/W, 2 km shelf BL, offshore surface met. (V, T, P, H) sensors, atmospheric profiles, QuikSat, TRMM, Doppler Radar, currents (for waves). Store waves at 2Hz H 3-D current forecasts on shelf 0-10 days, 1 km horiz, 2 m vert. Modeling, density profiles, SST, Winds, river inflow, air-sea flux, bathymetry (in some small areas), ADCP H- Probability maps of bottom hazards Turbidity current measurements & modeling, hydrate locations, soil type, bottom currents, high-resolution bathymetry, waves H-

ProductsLength/time scales Key Components/MeasurementsPriority Marine mammal & turtle maps MonthlyPhysical sightings, tagging, currents (as a proxy)M Legacy measurement & product archive N. A.Inventory and archive of QA/QC’d dataM Improved storm surge probability maps (not real-time) 0.5 km horiz. High resolution model, hi resolution bathymetry & ref. water level, wind stress, bottom roughness, atm. pressure M Severe weather monitoring Offshore Doppler radar, lightening strikesM Maps of water quality (DO, PH, etc.) DO, PH, Nutrients, Hydrocarbons, salinity, temperature, river inputs, models, currents, winds, hyperspectral (satellite) M Maps of hydrocarbon seeps L Maps of chemosynthetics & arch. sites L Maps of SSH, Color Imagery L Bathymetry, topography, soil maps L Temperature/Salinity profiles L

MeasurementRationale/CommentsResponsible Party Priority Hurricane severity model improvement Two factors control damage: severity and proximity. The latter have improved substantially but the former has not. National Hurricane Center (NHC) H Operational satellite altimeters, near real- time An essential input into most deepwater current models. Several altimeters must be kept operational indefinitely. NOAAH Operational satellite radiometers, near real- time An essential input into current models and other analysis tools. Would like to see resolution of TRMM improved. NOAAH Operational satellite wind (QuikSat), near real-time An essential input into current, wind, and wave models and other valuable analyzed products. NOAAH 2 Hz wave data, not real-time Measure for possible rogue waves during storm events NDBCH Measurements to improve hurricane severity forecasting, real-time GCOOS needs to dialogue with NHC to determine best ways to contribute, e.g. humidity sensors and/or Doppler radars installed on offshore platforms? NHC GCOOS H Offshore meteorology measurements (V, P, T, H), real-time Needed for current model, improvement in wind forecasts, etc. GCOOSH

MeasurementRationale/CommentsResponsible Party Priority Upper-column current & temperature/salinity profiles, real-time Needed for current model assimilation and validation, and to provide direct measurements. Present network is sparse in the west and east. GCOOSH 3-D Ocean current model forecasts, real- time Needed for offshore operations & environmental issues (hypoxia, oil spills, etc.) GCOOSH Marine mammals and sea turtle sightings, not real-time To avoid environmental damage due to necessary oil-related activity, i.e. seismic surveys GCOOS, MMS, NMFS, Industry H High resolution coastal bathymetry, topography, & subsidence rates Input for current and wave models and for subsidence, mud slides. Should include long term sea level measurements NOS, USGS, GCOOS H Turbidity current, not real-time Unclear how you would measure. Pilot project? MMS, GCOOSH- Water quality parameters (DO, PH, nutrients, COD, etc.) High priority in specific coastal regions & for riverine inflow. EPA, USGS, MMS, NOAA, DOA, DOE, Industry, GCOOS M-H Offshore HF radar, real-time Provide real-time surface current maps for model assimilation, Loop current tracking, oil spill tracking, etc. GCOOSM+

MeasurementRationale/CommentsResponsible Party Priority Caribbean inflow (Yucatán or Florida Straits), real-time Key input into current model. Also provides long-term record of interest to climatologist. Pilot project for tomography?? GCOOSM Identification of hydrocarbon seeps Could be derived from several different methods including targeted AUV surveys, SAR, etc? MMS, GCOOSM Identification of chemosynthetics & arch. sites MMS, GCOOSL