KORDI’s observation project focusing on the tropical western Pacific Jae Hak Lee () Jae Hak Lee ( 李載學 ) Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute.

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KORDI’s observation project focusing on the tropical western Pacific Jae Hak Lee () Jae Hak Lee ( 李載學 ) Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute NOAA OCO ASR, October 28, 2010, Silver Spring

Background Prediction of future regional climate Understanding of climate change dynamics Hu et al. (2010)

Nature (2009) Background

GAIA Project ( ) Development of a high resolution climate model

Ocean Observation High Resolution Climate Model IPCC 6 th Report Climate Change Science Data Assimilation System Large scale Air-sea interaction Mixing parameterization Improvement of model Analysis of modeling results Time series data Reanalysis data GAIA Project ( )

Target area (model & observation)

Themes of observational foci Mixing parameterization - Sub grid scale phenomena Ocean monitoring - Upper layer in the equatorial Pacific - Low latitude western boundary currents - Indonesian through flow

Important for climate model Atmosphere - Cloud Ocean - Surface mixed layer mixing - Thermocline mixing Parameterization

Predominance of small vertical scale structures in the velocity field New ocean mixing parameterization schemes is needed Equatorial thermocline mixing

Thermocline mixing Upper 400 m depth along a TAO/TRITON line CTD, LADCP/600kHz, MSP, (Glider) 2009 ~ 10 : planning, pilot cruise 2011 ~ 12 : main experiment - KORDI / IPRC(UH) / JAMSTEC : RV Mirai, 2011: RV Onnuri, 2012: RV Onnuri, US ship

Monitoring (Equatorial upper layer) TAO/TRITON extension KORDI - NOAA cooperation 3 Data buoy & 2 ADCP mooring 2010 ~ 11: planning 2013 ~ : field campaign

Monitoring (LLWBC & ITF) Current meter mooring & hydrographic survey 2010 ~ 2011: planning - NPOCE (CLIVAR endorsed project) - ITF monitoring program 2012 or 2013 ~: field campaign

Themes of Scientific Foci Western Boundary Currents Interaction with Ambient Circulation Systems Roles in Warm Pool Maintenance and Variability Regional Air-sea Interaction and Climate Impacts Northwestern Pacific Ocean Circulation and Climate Experiment NPOCE CLIVAR endorsed project

NPOCE observation

NPOCE roadmap

Gordon (2005) ITF Monitoring

LDEO/USA, FIO/China, Indonesia CSIRO/Australia LDEO,NOAA/USA, Indonesia Indonesia, LOCEAN/France Indonesia, JAMSTEC/Japan USA, Indonesia KORDI KORDI, Indonesia ITF Monitoring

~2019 Climate model Mixing exp. Planning Field survey Parameterization Buoy mooring Planning Mooring, maintenance LLWBC Planning Mooring, field survey ITF Planning Mooring Roadmap New RV (5000 tons): 2014

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