Silver Spring HRMM Workshop 15-16 April 2004 1 Global Ocean Surface Underway Data project (GOSUD) Theirry Carval – Coriolis Ifremer Bob Keely – MEDS Thierry.

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Silver Spring HRMM Workshop April Global Ocean Surface Underway Data project (GOSUD) Theirry Carval – Coriolis Ifremer Bob Keely – MEDS Thierry Delcroix - IRD

Silver Spring HRMM Workshop April GOSUD : Global Ocean Surface Underway Data project

Silver Spring HRMM Workshop April GOSUD : Global Ocean Surface Underway Data project GOSUD is a project of the IODE programme of the IOC of UNESCO To build a comprehensive archive for surface oceanographic data and associated meta-data ; To add value to the archive by refining and standardizing the existing quality assessment procedure ; To provide data and information to users in a timely fashion ; To work with data collectors to improve the data acquisition systems ; To work with scientific organizations to provide products to a broad community. GOSUD co-chairs : Bob Keeley (MEDS), Thierry Delcroix (IRD)

Silver Spring HRMM Workshop April Rationale for the project In the context of climate change detection, the usefulness of surface salinity data has been examined by the Ocean Observations panel for Climate, OOPC They state: « At high latitude, sea surface salinity is known to be critical for decadal and longer time scale variations associated with deep ocean over turning and the hydrological cycle. » « In the tropics, and in particular in the western Pacific, Indonesian Seas and in upwelling zones salinity is also believed to be very important. » They quote: « The benchmark sampling strategy to be one sample per 200 km square every 10 days and with accuracy of 0.1 psu » Following other recommendations expressed by OOPC, IOC, JCOMM, the project proposes to deal with a broader issue of surface ocean data (pCO 2, fluorescence…) rather than concentrating on surface salinity data only.

Silver Spring HRMM Workshop April Governance and participation of the project Parent body : IOC/IODE Steering Group composed of the major participants, governs the GOSUD project. It is responsible for the development and implementation of the Project Participants: approximately 10 countries or organizations in member states of IOC have expressed deep interest, and participated in the planning meetings of the GOSUD project: Australia, Canada, China, France, Greece, Japan, Russia, United Kingdom, USA. Member states that have not yet expressed interest in participation are encouraged to examine their data-related activities and to actively support the GOSUD project Canada and France have undertaken to draft the Project and are co- chairing the project

1 year 24 hours ftp : 24 hours web : 12 hours gts : 24 hours dm qc, 12 months 24 hours, real-time qc 24 hours GOSUD data flow dac data assembly centre dac data assembly centres aoml, coriolis, meds... dac data assembly centre pi principal investigators dac data assembly centre science centres n. atlantic, pacific, indian dac data assembly centre gdac global data center coriolis dac data assembly centre users scientists, modelers, students… data from ships 24 hours to 1 month 1 day to several years long term archive usnodc data sent ashore via satellite or diskette data collection and certification long term archive perform regional analyses here is the master copy of gosud data prepare data for distribution

Silver Spring HRMM Workshop April TSG data collect Real time TSG from GTS MEDS is collecting all SST and SSS circulating on the GTS. The real time quality control and distribution of these data to Coriolis is in testing. Real time TSG from participants Example : ORE-SSS and Coriolis French projects 13 merchant ships and 6 research vessels collect TSG data. The real-time QC is implemented. A visual QC is performed once a week. Data is distributed on GOSUD ftp site. Data is also available from the web. Historical data TOGA-WOCE SSS data should be added to GOSUD data set. Historical data from participating countries should also be added to GOSUD data set.

Silver Spring HRMM Workshop April Global data server The responsibility of the global server is : To maintain a centralized web-ftp available data server To accept data from national centers and ensure a safe archive To verify that submitted data meet format and quality control requirements To ensure that archived data retain all agreed metadata for the Project Collaborate with WDCs to ensure long term safekeeping of the data and information To ensure that data contributors are permitted to manipulate their own data only To ensure that rules governing deletions, changes to data are met by contributors before actions are taken in archives

Silver Spring HRMM Workshop April GOSUD data access GOSUD data format Derived from Argo trajectory format Described in « GOSUD user’s manual » available on GOSUD web site GOSUD data ftp site ftp://ftp.ifremer.fr/ifremer/gosud/ Organization : YYYY/XXXX/GO_XXXX_YYYY_TRAJ.nc YYYY : year XXXX : WMO number of the ship GOSUD data selection web page

Silver Spring HRMM Workshop April Under development : objective analysis on integrated data set : TSG, ARGO, XBT, CTD, buoy, mooring

Silver Spring HRMM Workshop April Examples of real-time TSG data collect TSG data from Coriolis oceanographic vessels in temperature and salinity measurements collected from 6 research vessel in real-time. IRD TSG network AOML present and proposed TSG network