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CIS September 2002

The first deployment of moorings for ANIMATE at CIS was made by the Research Vessel Poseidon on the 21st August 2002.

The telemetry mooring stopped sending data on 7th February 2003 and became adrift late on 17th February 2003.

The data received via satellite during this deployment are shown in the graphs below. Click on the small image to see the full size graph.

To read notes on data problems Click Here

Analyses of the ANIMATE data are show at the bottom of this page.

Temperature

Graph

Salinity

Graph

Sigma-t

Graph

Profile of Temperature
by Depth

Profile



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Pressure

Graph of Pressure at various depths

Water Sample Analysis

Graph of Water Sample Analysis at various depths

CTD 02:51 26-Jun-2003

Graphs of CTD variables at various depths

  Download the data for this deployment from the ftp site
ftp://ftp.noc.soton.ac.uk/pub/animate/animate_data/cis/1st_deployment

Reanalysis


The NCEP/NCAR CDAS/Reananysis Project makes a great deal of data available on the web. Some of those data are plotted here.

Temperature: Comparing NCEP estimates with CIS data

Comparing Temperature from NCEP with CIS

Surface Heat Flux (NCEP)

Graph of NCEP Surface Heat Flux

Wind Speed at 10m (NCEP)

Graph of NCEP Wind Speed


First Results for CIS

Temperature: plotted from data

Heat Budget from CIS data

Resuls from GOTM

Graph of Temperature derived from GOTM



Heat Budget Calculations by Johannes Karstensen
A 1-d mixed layer model (General Ocean Turbulence Model - GOTM) was driven with surface flux data from an atmospheric model (here: NCEP/NCAR reanalysis) using an initial stratification. Comparison of the mixed layer model results with the telemetry temperature and salinity data allows the local versus advected signals to be separated in near real time. Further refinement of the model/data comparison will be achieved through incorporating other data sources such as from ARGO floats near the mooring site. In the future this may allow the monitoring of heat fluxes.
To view a PDF of a Poster presented by Johannes Karstenen at the European Geosciences Union at Nice in April 2004 Click Here


 

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Sub-Activity 6.4.1. Earth Observation; Monitoring the ocean interior, seafloor, and subseafloor

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