Basic Satellite Data Products Dave Foley CoastWatch Coordinator Joint Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research University of Hawaii And NOAA Southwest.

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Basic Satellite Data Products Dave Foley CoastWatch Coordinator Joint Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research University of Hawaii And NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center, Environmental Research Division. CIOSS Workshop Corvallis September 8, 2005

Background: NOAA West Coast CoastWatch and OceanWatch Produce satellite-based oceanic products and distribute via Internet technology to a variety of users. Collaborate and provide training in applying satellite remote sensing technology for fisheries and other marine science applications. Collaborate with users in developing new satellite- derived products with emphasis on integrating data from multi-satellite sensors and platforms. Provide near real-time satellite data support for IOOS west coast regional associations and PaCOOS.

Satellite Ocean Data and Data Products Include those from satellite sensors that measure SST Ocean color Ocean winds, and Sea surface height.

New Regional Coverage

SeaWiFS Ocean Color

Winds from QuikSCAT Scatterometer

Jason-1 and TOPEX Merged Altimetry

AVHRR.vs. GOES SST GOES

Data Access Near Real Time -Live access server las.pfel.noaa.gov/oceanwatch.html -Simple SST Browser coastwatch.pfel.noaa.gov -New and improved browser coastwatch.pfel.noaa.gov/coastwatch/C WBrowser.jsp Delayed science-quality data -Live access server (above) -Archive (????)

Typical OceanWatch Satellite Ocean Data Products Eastern North and Central Pacific Ocean area from coasts of North and Central American to the Dateline (180 0 W). Examples include satellite-derived SST, chlorophyll concentration, SSH, winds, and ocean currents.

GOES SST July 2-11, 2004

MODIS Chl a July 2-11, 2004

QuikSCAT Wind Stress Curl July 2-11, 2004

Jason-1 SSH and OSCAR currents July 2-11, 2004

Along-track data from tag

Chinook Temperature PDF

Chinook Potential Habitat (August)

Seasonal Changes (M1 Mooring)

Link to Behavioral Variations

Animal track over bathymetry Animal track Over GOES SST

Leatherback Turtles Yonat Swimmer, Lianne McNaughton and others (PIFSC). Anders Nielson and John Sibert (PFRP). Mike Laurs (JIMAR)

Examining Habitat Preferences

Potential Habitat Maps

Contact Information Dave Foley NOAA SWFSC - ERD 1352 Lighthouse Ave Pacific Grove, CA