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Saildrone Pacific Sentinel Project
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Saildrone Pacific Sentinel Project

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ALL Buoys Used

Torn and Hakim (2008)-24h Sensitivity

West Coast Issues Intensity and position of landfalling storms Intensity of positions of atmospheric rivers, including waves on them Describing the offshore winds/waves during summer

Surface Pressure is the Key Observation Surface parameter that contains 3D information Substantial correlations at distance over water

How to deploy? Possibility one: Static Picket Fence

How to deploy? Possibility two: picket fence with adjustments in prior days based on ensemble guidance (sensitivity, storm locations) L

How to deploy? Possibility three: cluster in most probably storm/AR locations and move into position during prior 5 days.

Year 1: Conservative Approach Used static picket fence Simplifies first year operation Will catch all events for most of west coast

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