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ASAP/AESOP INTEGRATION OBSERVATIONS

ASAP/AESOP INTEGRATION OBSERVATIONS. ASAP Aircraft Heat/Momentum fluxes to AESOP Front mapping for AESOP for float deployment Dedicated P3 AXBT wide area survey(s) AESOP TriAxus tows Initialization/boundary conditions for ASAP Coordinate bottom ADCP locations (Gregg/Ramp)

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ASAP/AESOP INTEGRATION OBSERVATIONS

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  1. ASAP/AESOP INTEGRATIONOBSERVATIONS • ASAP Aircraft • Heat/Momentum fluxes to AESOP • Front mapping for AESOP for float deployment • Dedicated P3 AXBT wide area survey(s) • AESOP TriAxus tows • Initialization/boundary conditions for ASAP • Coordinate bottom ADCP locations (Gregg/Ramp) • ASAP ADCPs real time • Gregg could be too using same surface buoys • Coordinate acoustic coms with UPS

  2. ASAP/AESOP INTEGRATIONOBSERVATIONS • Add more ASAP meteorology to FLIP • Fluxes • Means at two levels • Rawinsondes • Time lines for LOCO, ASAP, AESOP, UPS

  3. ASAP/AESOP INTEGRATIONMODELING • ASAP Models test new subgridscale parameterizations suggested by AESOP • AESOP nonhydrostatic models simulate internal waves observed by ASAP/AESOP vehicles

  4. Monterey Bay 2006 Logistics • Physical Headquarters • Staging • MBARI tin shed • MBARI tank room • Command and Control • “war room” • “web room” (outside MBARI firewall) virtual war room. • PC based video conferencing • Office space, internet access • MBARI • NPS • LOCO out of Santa Cruz • AESOP needs less real time support • UPS needs also AOSN-II type environment (month at most) • Data flow/archive • The real time problem • The archive/analysis/synthesis problem • Real time communications plan (need manager) • New north coast access point: Pigeon Point light, Ano Nuevo, new CODAR sites • Acoutic Comms • RF Comms • Timing, channels, frequencies, etc. • Cannot preclude real-time feedback control for gliders

  5. Monterey Bay 2006 Ships and time lines • POINT SUR • 4 weeks, ASAP, AESOP, surveys, mooring deploy/recover, Odyssey vehicle • REVELLE • 4 weeks, AESOP, sonars, Seasoar • FLIP • 30 days • Moor Outer boundary of ASAP(?) • Moor about 1500 m depth • SHANA RAE • Glider recovery • Need lots of Availability, unpredictable • LOCO • PARAGON (for LOCO) • ZEPHYR • DORADO launch/recovery • ODYSSEY (as available) • Small Vessel for beach launches (zodiac) • NEW HORIZON (Cowles, 2005) • Autonomous Surface Craft (Kayaks) • SPROUL (LOCO)

  6. Monterey Bay 2006 AUVs • SPRAY (Bluefin, 1; Davis, 4) • SLOCUM (Fratantoni, 5 ASAP; 6 LOCO) • DORADO (Chavez, 1) • ODYSSEY (with surface craft, 4) (Schmidt, 2) • REMUS (NPS, 1; Moline ?, Goodman,1) • ARIES (NPS, 1) • SEAHORSE (NAVO, 1) • XRAY (D’Spain, 1)

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