SWARP: Ships and Waves Reaching Polar regions

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SWARP: Ships and Waves Reaching Polar regions Laurent Bertino, Timothy Williams   Nansen Environment and Remote Sensing Center, Bergen, Norway Contract number 607476

Objectives As of today, there is no forecasting service in GMES that is valid for the gray zone where waves-in-ice processes dominate. Aim: Filling the gaps existing in the GMES services with respect to waves in sea ice 1) extending the validity of wave and sea ice forecasting systems in the marginal ice zone, 2) developing remote sensing methods for routine monitoring of combined risks of waves and ice

SWARP Partnership

Work Packages NERSC IFREMER NERC ODL NERSC NAVTOR NERSC

TOPAZ - North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans 11 – 16 km resolution (800 × 880) 28 hybrid vertical levels Fram Strait 3.5 km resolution (410 × 320) Barents and Kara Sea 5.0 km resolution (510 × 450) TOPAZ is the official European system for monitoring and forecasting the Arctic. It is exploited operationally at met.no http://www.myocean.eu.org

OceanDataLab, NIERSC, Ifremer, NERSC Model setup Tides (FES2004) Topaz4 NA & AO Nesting: Ocean and Ice myocean.met.no Boundary Conditions Ocean and Sea Ice Model (EVP + MIZ) 2-3 days Sea Ice Forecast (3 days EVP+MIZ web) (2 days WIM wave data) Rivers (ERAI + TRIP05) Atmosphere (ECMWFR) NB! Today only EVP+MIZ on 3 day forecast on webpage, WIM module only 2 days wave data WIM module (Waves-in-Ice) Validation OceanDataLab, NIERSC, Ifremer, NERSC WW3 Ifremer.fr Nesting Forcing Forecast Models Validation

Project schedule at a glance Mo 1-12: Developments Models Remote sensing methods Mo 13-24: Validation Integration in NAVTOR’s NavPlanner Mo 25-36: Demonstration to users Mo 30: Service launch Mo 36: Final project meeting

Dissemination plan (WP7) Web sites Data service http://swarp.nersc.no http://bit.ly/15k2FDW Short movie Interviews this week Animations Scenes from (previous) research cruises

Practical information Soon: a SWARP website with internal area Sharing presentations Events, news … A SWARP logo (suggestions?) How to acknowledge the project EU FP7 logo on the first slide of your presentations Grant number 607476 acknowledged in publication Consortium agreement: status Inputs from NERC, UO, NIERSC, ODL, NERSC Waiting for IFREMER, ISMER, NAVTOR Issues about the text? (IPR, …)

Finances SWARP has 3 reporting periods End of January 2015, 2016 and 2017 Use of EU online reporting tools (Emdesk, Force)