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WMO Executive Council 2004
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Headlines

• JCOMM is a merger of CMM and IGOSS.
• JCOMM is organised in 4 programme areas-
  observations, data management, capacity
  building and products/services.
• Its first session was in Akureyri 2001.
• JCOMM is now in an active developingmode with
  many cooperative partners.

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To show what, where, when in Ocean Observations.

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JCOMM Data Management

• Participate in the IODE review and development of
  a DM strategy for IOC
• Update the GOOS Data Information plan in
  collaboration with GOOS
• Develop a DM strategy for JCOMM consistent with
  and complimentary to WMO and IOC.
• Participate in the data management task team of
  POGO

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DM Integration
JCOMM/IODE Joint Secretariat
CBS
JCOMM
IODE
ET Data Migration
DMPA
XML
ET Integrated DM
OIT
MCSS
GEBCDEP
GOSUD
GTSPP
ETDMP
GE/TADE
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JCOMM Capacity Building Issues
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Western Indian Ocean Marine Applications Project
(nearly finalized proposal).
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The SEACAMP project in Singapore provides both
waves, sea level and current observations and
predictions.
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An operational wave forecast From PAGASA,
Philippines
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Contribution to Natural Disaster Reduction
Marine Impacts on Lowland Agriculture and Coastal
Resources (MILAC)
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Status
MILAC Cross WMO TC project, widely endorsed,
with a realistic budget profile, probaly first to
be implemented for the Indian Ocean. Note the
socio-economicsymbolic of this picture The
lorry driver needs a short terms forecast. But
the people emerging from the water might be more
interested in better planning assistance.
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GOOS/JCOMM/IODE Capacity Building JAMBOREE Ocean
Data Management and Numerical Models April/May
2005
April 17-22
April 24-29
May 1-6
BERGEN MODULE Academia roles in
CB Socio-economics IOI courses Training the
trainers COMMUNITY MODELS See Bergen Jamboree
Bergen Knowhow Transfer
FLANDERS MODULE (Oostende) Ocean Teacher, ODINs
OT Extensions to COMMUNITY MODELS See Oostende
Jamboree
The Bergen and Flanders modules have different
scopes. Some Bergen attendants shift to Flanders
after Bergen.
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Ocean Ops 04 Operational Metocean Products and
Services in support of Maritime Safety and
Environmental Management With excellent
organization by MeteoFrance

• Landmark interdisciplinary workshop held in
  Toulouse 10-15 May 2004, to focus the global
  ocean science and services communities on
  establishing needs for, and development of, new
  products services to support maritime industry
  and marine pollution emergency response
  activities in particular.
• 150 participants from 30 countries, 30 keynote
  65 contributed papers (to be published on CD).

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• Some issues
• JCOMM Electronic Products Bulletin (JEB)
  reorganization
• Inclusion of marine biohazard warning
  services
• Fully coupled ocean prediction systems

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First meeting of the ad hoc Task Team on Marine
Pollution EmergencyResponse Services System

• The TT recognised that in real terms MPERSS has
  been implemented, to varying degrees, in all
  Marine Pollution Incident (MPI) areas.
  Differences, gaps and difficulties in current
  implementations were identified.

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Second Session of the Services Programme Area
Coordination Group (SCG-II)

• Acknowledged the considerable achievements of the
  initial Expert Teams (Maritime Safety Services,
  Sea Ice, Wind Waves Storm Surges) and the
  Rapporteurs on MPERSS and the JEB.

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• To establish a new TT on JCOMM Ocean Products
  Development
• MPERSS to be regarded in operational mode
• Reconstruct the JCOMM Electronic Bulletin

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• It needs also to be noted that web technology
  now allows to provide on site and on board
  provision of forecast products, in
  integration with electronic seacharts.
• IMPORTANT NEW INFORMATION
• Forecast agencies are thereby faced with the
  challenge to build troika service chains
  connecting the forecast production to the target
  user via the electronic charting system.

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Surface current and drift.                        
                                                  
                                                  
                                                  
                 Screen-shot from the Rescue
Coordination Center display. Overlaid on an
electronic sea chart is the instantaneous search
area for a liferaft that started drifting four
days earlier south of Norway. The yellow line
represents the average trajectory. The red and
green polygons together make up the search area.
The individual ensemble members are rawn as green
and red specks. The density of these specks
indicates the probability of containment.
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Bringing skilled and specialized information to
marine end users
THICK
THIN

• TThick clients add layers of information on top
  of navigational charts (ECS) Shipping /
  fisheries
• C-Star ship routing with weather overlay
  tropical cyclones
• HHigh resolution weather overlay
• TThin clients Off shore / on shore Traditional
  web services.Web Map Services MetOc

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The Tropical Cyclone Programme, the CAgM and CHY
are important partners for JCOMM
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It is a pleasure to report on a Technical
Commission in full bloom 3 years after its
creation! Thank you for your attention!