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Session
7. MONITOR Topic Session
State of the art of real-time monitoring and its implication for the FUTURE
oceanographic study
Co-Sponsored by Argo and
GOOS
Co-Convenors: Jack
Barth (U.S.A.), Dake Chen (China), David L. Mackas (Canada), Vyacheslav
Lobanov (Russia), Young Jae Ro (Korea) and Hiroya Sugisaki (Japan)
As the technology for the Ocean Sciences
and Engineering is advanced rapidly, the real-time data production
will revolutionize the field investigation and laboratory analysis
in many ways which will have the impact over the entire oceanographic
paradigm in the end. This session will review the state of art
technology for the ocean investigation on real-time and/or near
real-time basis and will discuss the impact on the research and
educational horizons made possible by it. Each nation will demonstrate
their ocean monitoring network and their application. The exhibits
from ocean monitoring companies are to occur in conjunction with
this session.
October 29, 2009
Howard
J. Freeland (Invited)
The state of the art of real-time monitoring – The Argo experience (S7-5645)
(pdf,
1.5 Mb)
Tsuyoshi
Kitamoto, Hirotaka Hamanaka,
Asako Toyozumi, Satoshi Tanaka, Hiroko Arataki, Yoichiro Ishibashi, Yukio
Kishimoto, Hideaki Nakata, Satoru Futatsumachi, Joji Ishizaka, Hideaki
Maki, Shuhei Nishida, Yukihiro Nojiri, Haruo Ogi, Yoshihisa Shirayama
and Shinsuke Tanabe
Has pollution of the sea around Japan become better? A discussion based
on more than 10 years of monitoring at depths up to 4000m (S7-5765)
Elena
A. Shtraikhert, Sergey P.
Zakharkov and Tatyana N. Gordeychuk
Some features of the distribution chlorophyll a
in the north-western part of the Sea of Japan based on near real-time
data (S7-5593)
(pdf,
1 Mb)
Young
Baek Son, Joji Ishizaka and
Young-Sang Suh
Detection of Cochlodinium polykrikoides
blooms using spectral classification in the South Sea of Korea (SSK) (S7-5665)
(pdf,
1.4 Mb)
Kelly
J. Benoit-Bird (Invited)
Trophic cascades in Hawaii’s nearshore ecosystem: Using observing technology
to understand ecological interactions (S7-5649)
Hiroya
Sugisaki and K. Sawada
Real-time monitoring for mesopelagic fish abundance using J-QUEST integrated
system of echosounder and stereo TV cameras (S7-5611)
(pdf,
3 Mb)
Yury
N. Morgunov, Yury A. Polovinka and Dmitry S. Strobykin
Acoustic monitoring of hydrophysical processes in ocean shelf zones (S7-5740)
(pdf,
1.4 Mb)
Natheer
M. Alabsi, Hideaki Tanoue,
Teruhisa Komatsu, Isamu Mitani, Mitsuhiro Kato, Toyomitsu Horii, Ichiro
Aoki and Nobuyuki Miyazaki
Measurement of swimming behavior of alfonsino Beryx
splendens in experimental tank using micro-data logger (S7-5929)
(pdf,
1 Mb)
Tomowo
Watanabe, Manabu Shimizu,
Takashi Setou, Hiroshi Kuroda, Masachika Masujima and Makoto Okazaki (Invited)
Ocean monitoring system operated by fisheries institutes at waters around
Japan (S7-5932)
John Calder and David Hik
Sustaining Arctic Observing Networks - SAON
(pdf,
1 Mb)
Tomoharu
Senjyu, Takeshi Matsuno, Sang-Hyun
Kim and Ig-Chang Pang
Monitoring of the Changjiang Diluted Water around the Jeju and Tsushima
Straits using fisheries trap-nets (S7-5894)
Kwang-Soon
Park, Dong-Young Lee, Jae-Il
Kwon, Kwan Chang Lim, Sang-Ik Kim and Ki-Chun Jun
Development of real-time coastal monitoring network and operational oceanographic
system in Korea (S7-5992)
Dong-Young
Lee (Invited)
Status of real-time data exchange and strategy for the development of
regional GOOS (S7-5984)
Shin-ichi
Ito, Yugo Shimizu, Shigeho
Kakehi, Fumitake Shido, Taku Wagawa, Kazuyuki Uehara, Toshiya Nakano and
Masafumi Kamachi
A profiling mooring buoy to observe mixed layer formations in the western
North Pacific and its combination with a deeper type underwater glider
(S7-5808)
Yasumasa
Miyazawa, Ruo Chao Zhang,
Sergey M. Varlamov, Takashi Setou, Daisuke Ambe and Tomowo Watanabe
Roles of in situ profile data obtained
by Japanese fishery research agencies in quality of the eddy-resolving
ocean reanalysis data: FRA-JCOPE2 (S7-5729)
(pdf,
1 Mb)
David
G. Foley, Elizabeth A. Becker
and Karin Forney
Integrating ocean observing data to enhance protected species spatial
decision support systems
(S7-5953)
Chang S. Kim and Associates of SCRC
Long-term Monitoring & Prediction System for Saemangeum Coastal Waters
in Korea
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