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The Explorers Club New York City April 22, 2014 Eoin Howlett Delivering Critical Data and Information.

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1 The Explorers Club New York City April 22, 2014 Eoin Howlett Delivering Critical Data and Information

2 MH 370 March 31 – April 19, 2014

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7 3 Models: Drifter #61563850 – 332.5 hrs Blue = BLUElink Green = HYCOM Navy Orange = HYCOM NCEP

8 3 Models: Drifter #61563850 – 332.5 hrs Blue = BLUElink Green = HYCOM Navy Orange = HYCOM NCEP

9 3 Models: Drifter #61563850 – 332.5 hrs Blue = BLUElink Green = HYCOM Navy Orange = HYCOM NCEP

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12 US IOOS Data Management and Communications DMAC In-situ obs Radars Gliders Satellite products Model products

13 Courtesy : NOAA NDBC

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15 Courtesy : CODAR Ocean Sensors

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18 Courtesy : Rutgers/Maracoos

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23 Courtesy : UK Met Office

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26 Finding the data – IOOS Catalog Project

27 Conclusions Data is flowing! We need more data…. Data is used for research & operations Successful government, academia, and industry collaboration

28 Next Steps Transition to Operations Quality Control Data Discovery Redundancy and Robustness Adding Value

29 Questions? Eoin Howlett ehowlett@asascience.com

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