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Ocean Vector Winds Workshop - Satellite Microwave Estimates

Join the NOAA/NASA Ocean Vector Winds Workshop for active/passive satellite microwave estimates. Sponsored by CIOSS and featuring research activities in developing remote sensing products and techniques for oceanographic and atmospheric studies. Explore new satellite sensors and techniques, data assimilation methods, and more research themes. Engage in discussions on ocean-atmosphere fields and fluxes, models, data assimilation, analyses, and outreach programs.

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Ocean Vector Winds Workshop - Satellite Microwave Estimates

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  1. NOAA/NASA Ocean Vector Winds Workshop Active/Passive Satellite Microwave Estimates Planned and Run by: Dudley Chelton Mike Freilich Paul Chang

  2. NOAA/NASA Ocean Vector Winds Workshop Active/Passive Satellite Microwave Estimates Sponsored by: CIOSS: The Cooperative Institute for Oceanographic Satellite Studies Thanks to: The Tropical Prediction Center

  3. NOAA/NASA Ocean Vector Winds Workshop Active/Passive Satellite Microwave Estimates Sponsored by: CIOSS: The Cooperative Institute for Oceanographic Satellite Studies Janine Kobel: Administrative Specialist Ted Strub: Director The Tropical Prediction Center Rick Knabb Chris Hennon

  4. CIOSS: Cooperative Institute for Oceanographic Satellite Studies: College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences, Oregon State University NOAA NESDIS ORA: Office of Research and Applications, or STAR: Satellite Applications and Research

  5. NOAA/NESDIS/STAR: Marie Colton CoRP – Responsible for all CI’s Meteorology: CIMSS – University of Wisconsin, Madison CIRA – Colorado State University CICS – University of Maryland CREST - CCUNY Oceanography: Eric Bayler CIOSS – Oregon State University

  6. NESDIS Cooperative Institutes • Atmospheric CI’s: Research Activities • Develop/Improve Remote Sensing Products/Techniques • Develop/Improve Methods of Assimilating Those Products Into NWP Models • Evaluate Present/Planned Satellite Sensors/Techniques

  7. NESDIS Cooperative Institutes • Oceanographic CI: Research Activities: • Develop/Improve Remote Sensing Products/Techniques • Develop/Improve Methods of Assimilating Those Products Into Ocean Circulation Models • Evaluate Present/Planned Satellite Sensors/Techniques • Ocean Vector Winds • Hyper-/Multi-Spectral Coastal Waters Imager for GOES-R: HES-CW

  8. CIOSS RESEARCH THEMES & PROJECTS 1. Satellite Sensors and Techniques: MODIS workshop COAST workshop, activities and white paper. Wind workshop and report. 2. Ocean-Atmosphere Fields and Fluxes: Coakley/Guo development of data sets to allow estimates of surface radiation. Freilich/Vanhoff/(postdoc) improvements in higher resolution SCAT winds. Chelton/Reynolds comparison and improvements in SST fields. Strub/Kosro/(postdoc) combination of radar and altimeter fields. 3. Ocean-Atmosphere Models and Data Assimilation: Skyllingstad/Samelson/Perlin Coastal Air-Sea coupled models Allen/Samelson/Choboter analysis of ocean model fields. Allen/Egbert/Samelson/Miller/Kurapov Coastal Ocean Data Assimilation. Allen/Egbert/Samelson/Miller/(postdoc) Coastal Ocean Data Assimilation. 4. Ocean-Atmosphere Analyses: Strub/Venegas climatology of satellite fields in the PNW. Wright incorporation of satellite data into the Oregon Coastal Atlas, working with the state of Oregon’s Ocean-Coastal Management Program 5. Outreach: High School Curriculum Development in Oceanography and Remote Sensing

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