SECOORA DWH INVOLVEMENT H. Seim, SECOORA Board Chair August 17, 2010 Biloxi, MS.

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SECOORA DWH INVOLVEMENT H. Seim, SECOORA Board Chair August 17, 2010 Biloxi, MS

Oil Spill – Planning White paper – developed jointly by SECOORA and GCOOS –originally for NOAA IOOS, focused on mapping subsurface dispersed oil (mid-May 2010) –Refined for FL delegation, grew to include HF radar, data management –Never explicitly funded (though was the right idea)

Oil Spill – observing activities ROFFS – daily surface extent estimates (Roffer) UM – aircraft-based surveys (Shay) USF – modeling, drifters, gliders (Weisberg), remote sensing (Muller-Karger), cruises NCSU – modeling (He, NSF Rapid – circulation) UNC-CH – modeling (Luettich, NSF Rapid – shallow waters), observations (Teske) UGA – observation (Joye, NSF Rapid) Others (I’m sure to have missed some)

SECOORA website and the Oil Spill Facilitating availability of the most recent information on Member activities and other resources Constantly Updated Web site –detailed images and model results –education resources –SECOORA members in the media –additional links of interest

IOOS Contribution Staffing at Incident Command Posts and Unified Area Command HF radar deployment, operations Glider deployments Drifters Profiling floats (NAVO)

Unified Area Command IOOS as Chief Science Advisor to subsurface mapping (planning/environmental) Staffed by Sam Walker and Harvey Seim Broad charge – operations support (staffing, DM, equipment, etc), analysis (JAG, in house), guidance (mission planning, fleet coordination) Finally getting deep feature mapped (since early August)

Gliders Number of gliders deployed (Spray, Seaglider, Webb Slocum) by various institutions since June Have collected 1000s of profiles Final push on to operate near wellhead Limited analysis to date

Impressions UAC/ICP promote interagency communications/coordination Funding process for subsurface uncertain, led to delays Command system ultimately used to request agency resource commitments Depth of dispersed oil challenged our technologies, difficult to sample adequately