2015 REPORT OF RESPONSIBLE MEMBER GERMANY

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2015 REPORT OF RESPONSIBLE MEMBER GERMANY Lydia Gates and H. Otten-Balaccanu DWD

Germany is one of eight responsible members of the Marine Climatological Summaries Scheme (MCSS) and is responsible for the South Atlantic Ocean between 20°N and 90°S and from 80°W to 20°E.

2012 2013 2014 No. of Ships No. of Obs. Unknown 17 1.430 19 1.577 Selected Ships 423 101.413 460 124.784 304 61.922 Supplementary Ships 1 397 3 Auxiliary Ships 2 639 997 643 Automated Stations 3.280 Registered VOSClim Ship 36 10.671 50 16.249 Total 428 105.729 517 137.885 376 80.392

German VOS fleet, active ships Year No. of active ships in GTS 2012 684 2013 627 2014 552 2015 (until May) 438

Total number of observations: 166,694 17th July 1997 to 28th November 2014

At the end of 2014 there were 7.166.124 observations in the delayed-mode archive of the German area of responsibility.

Future Role of Germany in the MCDS: DAC GDAC (DCPC in GISC DWD and DWD-CDC) CMOC-DWD Product development High quality historical data set: rescuing the existing data of the archives of Deutsche Seewarte High quality observation data from the German fleet Development of high quality checking applications Processing of data Dissemination of high quality data and products for interdisciplinary use Mirroring facility of ICOADS data holdings contingent on the development of a CMOC-ICOADS.