Some Projects of Relevance to SNARF Yehuda Bock Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, California SNARF Workshop Denver, Colorado 15 March, 2006.

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Some Projects of Relevance to SNARF Yehuda Bock Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, California SNARF Workshop Denver, Colorado 15 March, 2006

l SOPAC CGPS Archive l NASA REASoN Project l NASA MOSES Project l Dong et al., JGR 2006 study l Prawirodirdjo et al., JGR 2006 study Outline

SOPAC CGPS Archive ~1200 CGPS sites/metadata archived daily at SOPAC ~80 1 Hz (CRTN) > 50% in North America ~ 3M ftp retrievals/month, ~ 1 Hz (90% are RINEX files) All CGPS data collected since early 1990’s are on-line Basic infrastructure recently upgraded, expanded & hardened Would like feedback from group on what SOPAC can do to meet SNARF data needs

NASA REASoN Analysis

NASA REASoN Analysis JPL/SIO combination includes nearly complete set of Western North America sites over the last decade+

NASA REASoN Analysis Rerun of all North America data holdings to begin in the next few months - Would like feedback from group.

NASA REASoN IT

REASoN Data Portal/GPS Explorer

SOMI v5.0GPS Explorer

SOMI v5.0GPS Explorer

SOMI v5.0GPS Explorer

SOMI v5.0GPS Explorer

SOMI v5.0GPS Explorer

Apply next to PBO region – Western North America

Future work, use satellite temperature data

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