Day 1: Celebrating a decade
of progress and preparing for the future
Session 1B Celebrating a decade of progress
Chet Koblinsky; From the
in situ perspective (this talk was not turned into a
Plenary Paper)
Mark
Doherty; From the satellite
perspective
Sylvie Pouliquen; The development of data sytem and growth in data
sharing
Anthony Busalacchi; Ocean information for research and applications
Session 1D Early
Successes
David
Anderson; El Niño –
Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and seasonal forecasting
Kevin
Trenberth; Intergovernmental
Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) and attribution and prediction of
climate: Progress since the Fourth Assessment
Eddie
Bernard; Tsunami forecasting and
community resilience
Jim
Yoder; Ocean colour: early
successes and future needs
Peter
Burkill; Long-term monitoring of
plankton
Day 2: Scientific results and
potential based on global observations
Session 2A: Large-scale ocean properties: science, observations, and
impacts
Susan
Wijffels; Heat content and
temperature
Ray Schmitt; Freshwater and salinity
Anny
Cazenave; Sea level: regional and
global trends
Session 2B: Large-scale ocean circulation and fluxes
Lynne Talley; Ventilation and surface circulation
Steve
Rintoul; Deep circulation and
meridional overturning
Sergey
Gulev; Surface fluxes and
processes including sea ice
Session 2C: Biogeochemistry and ecosystems
Nicolas
Gruber; Carbon, oxygen and
nutrients
Ron O’Dor and
Kristen Yarincik; Bringing
Life to Ocean Observations
Ken Denman; Observing Ocean Ecosystems:
Needs, Capabilities and Gaps
Helen
Yap; Global monitoring of coral
reefs
Day 3: Delivering
services to society
Session 3A: Information and assessment
Pierre-Yves Le Traon; Physical hindcasts and
nowcasts: evolution and skill for service delivery (this talk was
not turned into a Plenary Paper)
Richard
Stumpf; Monitoring and nowcasting
of Harmful Algal Blooms
Arne Körtzinger; Assessment
of the current ocean carbon sink and its implications for climate
change and mitigation (this talk was merged into the Plenary Paper
by Gruber et al., Session 2C)
Session 3B: Forecasting
Gary
Brassington; Short-term
forecasts: delivery and observational requirements
Magdalena Balmaseda; Ocean observations for an End-to-End Seasonal
Forecasting System
James Hurrell; Decadal to centennial forecasting
Session 3C: Hazards, impacts, and management
Débora
Iglesias-Rodríguez; Ocean
acidification
Tony
Koslow; Integration of Ocean
Observations into an Ecosystem Approach to Resource Management
Liana
McManus; Coastal futures and
ocean observing initiatives
Ralph
Rayner; Economic benefits from ocean information (this talk was not turned into a
Plenary Paper)
Day 4: Developing technology and infrastructure
Session 4A: In situ
Dean
Roemmich; Integrating the ocean
observing system: mobile platforms
Richard Lampitt and Paolo
Favali; Fixed/stationary
platforms: Eulerian observations- Benthic observatories
John
Gunn; Developments for sustained
measurement of new variables: ocean biology observatories
Session 4B: Satellite
Hans Bonekamp; Operational missions
Eric
Lindstrom; Research missions
Bertrand
Chapron; Data integration and
products
Session 4C: Information synthesis and delivery
Michele
Rienecker; Synthesis and
assimilation systems: essential adjuncts to the Global Ocean Observing
System
Carl Wunsch; Observational network design
Robert Keeley; Data assembly infrastructure: from acquisition
to archives
Jon
Blower; Data dissemination: from
archives to customer
Day 5: The Way Forward
Session 5A: Delivering societal benefits
Pierre Bahurel; Ocean monitoring and forecasting core services
Martin
Hoerling; Oceans and drought
Dave Checkley; Fisheries management and ocean observations
Session 5B: Towards an integrated observing system
Mark Drinkwater;
Satellite observing system
Uwe Send;
In situ observing system
HervéClaustre;
Biogeochemistry and ecosystems observing system
Guy Brasseur;
Climate modeling and assimilation
Steve Hankin;
Data management vision
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