Current Glider Track and Location 1409Z Glider Position Forecast Waypoints Current Waypoint (CW) 4/02/11 ~1409Z G2 4/03/11 G1 4/04/11 G1 G2.

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Current Glider Track and Location 1409Z Glider Position Forecast Waypoints Current Waypoint (CW) 4/02/11 ~1409Z G2 4/03/11 G1 4/04/11 G1 G2 G6 G3 G7 G4 CW

Nowcast AQS-24 Support for April 01, Z 3D Beam-c/Diver Visibility Slice (West->East) 4/01/11 19Z Target 6m Tow Altitude 4/01/11 19Z No Maybe Identify Optimal Tow Altitude – 4/01/11 19Z Surface Beam-c/Diver Visibility 4/01/11 19Z 0m 16m 32m Bottom Q-Routes: High Probability For Detection and Identification! Optimal Tow Height For Q-Routes = 7+ meters! c 531nm DiverVis > <4.8 (1/meters) meters c 531nm DiverVis > <4.8 (1/m) m meters E W

Target 6m Tow Altitude 4/02/11 19Z c 531nm DiverVis > <4.8 (1/m) m 24 Hour Forecast AQS-24 Support for April 02, Z E W 3D Beam-c/DiverVisibility Slice (West->East) 4/02/11 19Z No Maybe Identify Optimal Tow Altitude 4/02/11 19Z Surface Beam-c/DiverVis 4/02/11 19Z 0m 16m 32m Bottom Q-Routes: High Probability For Detection and Identification! Optimal Tow Height For Q-Routes = 8+ meters! c 531nm DiverVis > <4.8 (1/meters) meters

c 531nm DiverVis > <4.8 (1/m) m 48 Hour Forecast AQS-24 Support for April 03, Z E W 3D Beam-c/DiverVisibility Slice (West->East) 4/03/11 19Z Target 6m Tow Altitude 4/03/11 19Z No Maybe Identify Optimal Tow Altitude 4/03/11 19Z Surface Beam-c/DiverVis 4/03/11 19Z 0m 16m 32m Bottom Q-Routes: High Probability For Detection and Identification! Optimal Tow Height For Q-Routes = 9+ meters! c 531nm DiverVis > <4.8 (1/meters) meters

April 01, Z Depth Averaged Currents Physical Model Nowcast & Forecast – April 01, 2011 April 02, Z Depth Averaged Currents April 03, Z Depth Averaged Currents Vertical Slice 30.14N Knots E W Vertical Slice E W E W EW E W EW

04/01/2011 TIME 30.05N, 86.1W FORECAST OVER NEXT 48 HOURS 04/02/ Local 04/03/ Local Horizontal Diver Visibility Forecast (Feet) 04/01/ Local TIDES Optimal Tow Altitude (Feet) Modeled Depth Averaged Currents (Knots) =Solid Line Target ID? Color Of Circle No ? Yes Direction =Vectors Depth = Surface

1. Surface and subsurface turbidity (beam-c) range from 0.2–0.6 m -1 in op-area for today (04/01/11 19Z) and m -1 tomorrow (04/02/11 19Z). 0.3–0.6 m -1 in op-area for 48 hour forecast (04/03/11 19Z). (See Slides 2,3,4) 2. Surface and subsurface diver visibility (horizontal) range from 26–79 feet in op-area for today (04/01/11 19Z) and feet tomorrow (04/02/11 19Z). 26 – 39 feet in op-area for 48 hour forecast (04/03/11 19Z). (See Slides 2,3,4) 3. Sytem Performance: Today (04/01/11 19Z), tomorrow (04/02/11 19Z) and 48 Hour Forecast (04/03/11 19Z) expect ID and Detection over 100% in Q- Routes. 4. Today (04/01/11 19Z) predicted tow heights range from feet and tomorrow (04/02/11 19Z) and 48 hour forecast (04/03/11 19Z) predicted tow heights range from feet in Q-Routes. (See Slides 2,3,4) 5.Time Series at Surface for Location 30.05N and 86.1W: Horizontal Diver Visibility ranges from 43 to 60 feet during period starting 04/01/11 19Z to 4/3/11 19Z. Optimal Tow Height is ~33 feet during same 48 hour period yielding high probability of target ID. Surface currents during the same 48 hour period ranges from 0.5 to 2.8 knots. Summary Note: Good satellite scenes collected on 3/25/11 and 4/01/11.

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