Theme 5 - Session Recordings

Impact of observations on forecasting systems
Session 5.4

Session 5.1 Machine learning

Optimizing Global-Scale Seasonal Marine Biogeochemical Forecasting with Compact Neural Networks

G. Martinez Balbontin - Mercator Ocean International Optimizing Global-Scale Seasonal Marine Biogeochemical Forecasting with Compact Neural Networks

Differentiable Programming for hybrid ocean data assimilation and machine learning

P. Heimbach - UT Austin Differentiable Programming for hybrid ocean data assimilation and machine learning

Integrating SWOT data into a deep learning model for real-time high-resolution prediction of ocean surface currents

A. Pesnec & H. Bull - Amphitrite Integrating SWOT data into a deep learning model for real-time high-resolution prediction of ocean surface currents

Integrating BGC-Argo predicted profiles via Convolutional Neural Networks into the Data Assimilation of the Copernicus Mediterranean biogeochemical model

C. Amadio - OGSIntegrating BGC-Argo predicted profiles via Convolutional Neural Networks into the Data Assimilation of the Copernicus Mediterranean biogeochemical model

Model-Based Feasibility of Using Data-Driven Techniques to Reconstruct Ocean Interiors from Surface and In-Situ Data

A. Garcia - ICM-CSICModel-Based Feasibility of Using Data-Driven Techniques to Reconstruct Ocean Interiors from Surface and In-Situ Data

Evaluating the prediction skill of correlative estuarine species distribution models trained with mechanistic model output

D. Horemans - Virginia Institute of Marine Science Evaluating the prediction skill of correlative estuarine species distribution models trained with mechanistic model output

Session 5.2 Data assimilation

Validation and assimilation of satellite sea surface temperature to characterize sub-mesoscale features in assimilative ocean and coupled earth system prediction models

C. Barron - U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Validation and assimilation of satellite sea surface temperature to characterize sub-mesoscale features in assimilative ocean and coupled earth system prediction models

Hybrid covariance super-resolution data assimilation

F. Counillon - NERSCHybrid covariance super-resolution data assimilation

Supermodelling towards improved climate prediction

T. Singh - NERSCSupermodelling towards improved climate prediction

Ocean Data Assimilation Towards Submesoscales

J. D'Addezio - U.S. Naval Research LaboratoryOcean Data Assimilation Towards Submesoscales

Deterministic and Ensemble forecasts of Kuroshio south of Japan

S. Ohishi - RIKENDeterministic and Ensemble forecasts of Kuroshio south of Japan

Weak Constraint 4D-Var Data Assimilation in the Regional Ocean Modeling System (ROMS) using a Saddle-Point Algorithm

A. Moore - University of California Santa CruzWeak Constraint 4D-Var Data Assimilation in the Regional Ocean Modeling System (ROMS) using a Saddle-Point Algorithm

Session 5.3 Observational systems

Preliminary results of SynObs Flagship OSEs–Assessments on impact of satellite altimetry versus Argo profiles–

S. Kido - JAMSTECPreliminary results of SynObs Flagship OSEs–Assessments on impact of satellite altimetry versus Argo profiles– 

Impact of Observations on ECCC's Global Ocean Analysis, GIOPS

G. Smith - Environment and Climate Change CanadaImpact of Observations on ECCC's Global Ocean Analysis, GIOPS

Retrieval of Biogeochemical Properties in Marine Waters Using a Newly Introduced Inversion of the Three-stream Irradiance Model

M. Gharbi Dit Kacem - OGSRetrieval of Biogeochemical Properties in Marine Waters Using a Newly Introduced Inversion of the Three-stream Irradiance Model 

Observing and assimilating total surface velocities: Challenges and perspectives with the ODYSEA mission

E. Remy - Mercator Ocean InternationalObserving and assimilating total surface velocities: Challenges and perspectives with the ODYSEA mission 

Identifying spatial and temporal oceanic scales constrained by existing and future observations

F. Gasparin - IRD-LEGOSIdentifying spatial and temporal oceanic scales constrained by existing and future observations 

European contribution to the OneArgo array

C. Gourcuff - Euro-Argo ERICEuropean contribution to the OneArgo array 

Session 5.4 Impact of observations on forecasting systems

OneArgo – Evolving and extending Argo’s missions and data delivery. Achievements, status and outlook

B. King - National Oceanography CentreOneArgo – Evolving and extending Argo’s missions and data delivery. Achievements, status and outlook 

Impact of SWOT Data in a global high-resolution analysis and forecasting system

M. Benkiran - Mercator Ocean InternationalImpact of SWOT Data in a global high-resolution analysis and forecasting system

Investigating the potential impact of assimilating total surface current velocity data in the Met Office’s global ocean forecasting system

J. Waters - Met OfficeInvestigating the potential impact of assimilating total surface current velocity data in the Met Office’s global ocean forecasting system 

Comparison of two ways of assimilating SWOT observations using NCODA-4DVAR

H. Ngodock - U.S. Naval Research LabComparison of two ways of assimilating SWOT observations using NCODA-4DVAR 

OSSEs with SWOT and Gliders in the Southwest South Atlantic with HYCOM+RODAS

C. Tanajura - UFBA and REMOOSSEs with SWOT and Gliders in the Southwest South Atlantic with HYCOM+RODAS 

Development of Observing Quantitative Assessment Capabilities for Ocean Applications at NOAA

L. Cucurull - NOAADevelopment of Observing Quantitative Assessment Capabilities for Ocean Applications at NOAA 

Session 5.5 Biogeochemistry

Mitigating Phytoplankton Phenology Mismatches in the Arctic Ocean Biogeochemical Reanalysis

T. Wakamatsu - The Nansen CenterMitigating Phytoplankton Phenology Mismatches in the Arctic Ocean Biogeochemical Reanalysis 

Incorporating the Framework for Aquatic Biogeochemical Models (FABM) into the ocean modelling framework NEMO v4.2.1

H. Morrison - BSHIncorporating the Framework for Aquatic Biogeochemical Models (FABM) into the ocean modelling framework NEMO v4.2.1 

Enhancing BGC-Argo Chlorophyll-a Data Quality and Uniformity Using Machine Learning

R. Sauzede - CNRSEnhancing BGC-Argo Chlorophyll-a Data Quality and Uniformity Using Machine Learning 

Contribution of radiative transfer modelling to a stochastic biogeochemical forecasting system in the Black Sea L. Macé - University of Liège

L. Macé - University of LiègeContribution of radiative transfer modelling to a stochastic biogeochemical forecasting system in the Black Sea L. Macé - University of Liège

Improving Forecasts and Nowcasts at High Latitudes

E. Douglass - U.S. Naval Research LabImproving Forecasts and Nowcasts at High Latitudes 

Optimisation of biogeochemical model parameters using BGC-ARGO profiling floats

Q. Hyvernat - CNRS/Mercator Ocean InternationalOptimisation of biogeochemical model parameters using BGC-ARGO profiling floats 

Session 5.6 Digital twins

Data-driven sea-ice modelling with generative deep learning

T. Finn - CEREA, École des Ponts ParisTechData-driven sea-ice modelling with generative deep learning 

High-resolution operational forecasts of ocean surface currents for optimal ship routing

I. Larroche - AmphitriteHigh-resolution operational forecasts of ocean surface currents for optimal ship routing 

Tracking harmful algae blooms in the western English Channel using digital twins

J. Skakala - PMLTracking harmful algae blooms in the western English Channel using digital twins

Four-dimensional variational data assimilation with a sea-ice thickness emulator

C. Durand - ENPCFour-dimensional variational data assimilation with a sea-ice thickness emulator

EDITO-Model Lab: towards the next generation of ocean numerical models

Y. Drillet - Mercator Ocean InternationalEDITO-Model Lab: towards the next generation of ocean numerical models

Digital Twins for Ocean Robots

G. Forget - MITDigital Twins for Ocean Robots

Session 5.7 Improvements of operational systems

Effects of atmosphere and ocean horizontal model resolution on upper ocean response forecasts in four major hurricanesEffects of atmosphere and ocean horizontal model resolution on upper ocean response forecasts in four major hurricanes

K. Mogensen - ECMWF Effects of atmosphere and ocean horizontal model resolution on upper ocean response forecasts in four major hurricanesEffects of atmosphere and ocean horizontal model resolution on upper ocean response forecasts in four major hurricanes

Towards a lightweight global ocean forecasting system: Development of “Mazu” Ocean Models in China

F. YU - NMEFC Towards a lightweight global ocean forecasting system: Development of “Mazu” Ocean Models in China

Ocean Data Assimilation in the Earth System Model of the DWD

M. Sprengel - Deutscher Wetterdienst Ocean Data Assimilation in the Earth System Model of the DWD

Development and initial performance evaluation of the KIAPS weakly-coupled atmosphere-ocean-sea ice data assimilation system

J. Kim - KIASPDevelopment and initial performance evaluation of the KIAPS weakly-coupled atmosphere-ocean-sea ice data assimilation system

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