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Ocean Colour Radiometry Virtual Constellation

16. Virtual Constellations: 2009 Progress on implementation targets. Ocean Colour Radiometry Virtual Constellation. Co lead : Hiroshi Murakami – JAXA Mark Dowell – EC / JRC Paula Bontempi – NASA Jim Yoder & Venetia Stuart - IOCCG. OCR-VC implementation targets.

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Ocean Colour Radiometry Virtual Constellation

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  1. 16. Virtual Constellations: 2009 Progress on implementation targets Ocean Colour Radiometry Virtual Constellation Co lead : Hiroshi Murakami – JAXA Mark Dowell – EC / JRC Paula Bontempi – NASA Jim Yoder & Venetia Stuart - IOCCG 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 November 2009

  2. OCR-VC implementation targets • Ocean Colour provides a global view of the marine biosphere and chemosphere (chlorophyll, functional groups, carbon cycle sources and sinks), and contributes to many Societal Benefit Areas (SBAs): Agriculture, Ecosystems, Climate, Water... The OCR-VC will provide long time series of calibrated ocean color radiance (OCR), enable networking to avoid duplication of efforts, and ensure OCR data readily available and beneficial for everyone OCR-VC activities will include Cal/Val, satellite & in-situ data merging, product generation, as well as development and demonstrations of new and improved applications Cooperation with related groups: ESA’s GlobColour, POGO-GEO-GOOS’s ChloroGIN, CSA/GEO SAFARI, CEOS/WGCV, and other constellations... Implementation plan has been delivered to SIT on 10 August 2009: there are Five objectives (OCR continuity, Data quality, Data Harmonization, User interface, and Capacity building) 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 November 2009

  3. Ocean Colour Missions 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 IRS-P3 (MOS) Germany OrbView-2 (SeaWiFS) USA Aqua (MODIS) USA NPP (VIIRS) USA NPOESS C1 NPOESS C2 ENVISAT (MERIS) ESA Sentinel-3A (OLCI) Sentinel-3B OCTS Japan GLI Japan SGLI (JAXA) POLDER-1 CNES POLDER-2 POLDER-3 Oceansat-1 (OCM) India Oceansat-2 (India) OSMI (Korea) GOCI (Korea) - Geostationary HY-1A (China) HY-1B HY-1C/D Launched Approved Pending Approval 2009 Progress of OCR-VC1) Ensuring OCR continuity • Improve VIIRS on C1 (NASA, NOAA) • Sentinel-3B approved (ESA) • GCOM-C development (JAXA) • OCM-2 launched on Sep. 23, 2009 (ISRO) • GOCI preparation (KORDI, KARI) • A new IOCCG WG of “ASSESSING LEVEL 1 REQUIREMENTS FOR OCEAN COLOR REMOTE SENSING” is starting, led by Bontempi, NASA. 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 November 2009

  4. 2009 Progress of OCR-VC 2) Provide high quality data sets • Continue support for Marine Optical Buoy (MOBY), and deploy the next generation MOBY (MOBY-C) (DiGiacomo, NOAA). • Continue interaction between NASA and ESA related to MERIS calibration and characterization and extend to Sentinel-3 (Bontempi, NASA and Regner, ESA). • Support the Chlorophyll Global Integrated Network (ChloroGIN) project - (Dowell and Hoepffner, JRC). • Improvement of coastal/regional algorithms • NASA Semi-Analytical Algorithm (GIOP) initiative • ESA CoastColour initiative • GEO Water Quality Task for Coastal and Inland waters (“the GEO Inland and Coastal Water Quality Algorithm workshop” in Washington DC on 19-21 May, 2009) • Reprocess of multiple ocean-colour missions, SeaWiFS (done in Sep.), MODIS on Aqua and Terra, OCTS, and CZCS by progress of aerosol and in-water knowledge (NASA OBPG) 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 November 2009

  5. Ocean color time series • High quality datasets from multi-sensors enable us to investigate long-term change of marine biosphere and chemosphere • They can play the essential role for development & improvement of climate and ecological models • We need to ensure continuity, consistency and accuracy of OCRs to provide enough temporal-spatial resolution and long time series Longitude-time plot on the equator CHL-a anomaly OCTS El Niño SeaWiFS La Niña Aqua MODIS El Niño La Niña La Niña 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 December 2009

  6. 2009 Progress of OCR-VC3) Data Harmonization, supporting ECVs Collaboration for a multiple sensor comparisoninvolving MERIS, SeaWiFS, MODIS-Aqua, and OCM-2 (Bontempi, NASA; Navulgund, ISRO; Regner, ESA). ESA’s GlobColour project demonstrated the benefits of multiple sensor data merger working towards an ocean color Essential Climate Variable (ECV) for global products.  ESA is planning CoastColour for several coastal study areas using MERIS 300-m data. (Regner, ESA) IOCCG Working Groups (WG) for bio-optical sensors on Geostationary platforms (WG Chairs plus Ahn, KORDI, Navalgund, ISRO). IOCCG WG for evaluating possibilities for bio-optical Sensors on ARGO floats (WG Chair: Claustre, Laboratoire d’Oceanographie de Villefranche). IOCCG Report 9 “Using Ocean Colour to Elucidate the Functional Structure of Marine Ecosystems” (to be published end of 2009; EC-09-01a_4) GCOS inter-panel workshop on Net Primary Production (JRC/IES, June 2009) 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 November 2009

  7. GCOS inter-panel workshop on Net Primary Production (EC/JRC, June 2009) The JRC organizes and hosts interdisciplinary, inter-panel workshops of topic of interest to the GCOS community. The main objective of the 2009 workshop was to review how the primary productivity of the total (land and oceans) biosphere are estimated, and to establish what measurements are needed to track the evolution of the global biosphere and its interaction with the climate system. The aim of the workshop was to recommend changes or additions to the Global Climate Observing System's (GCOS) Implementation Plan (IP). The recommendation resulting from this workshop will be published as a GCOS report in the first half of 2010. 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 November 2009

  8. 2009 Progress of OCR-VC4) Facilitate timely and easy access to data (user interface) • IOCCG Report 8 (2009) “Remote Sensing in Fisheries and Aquaculture” has been published with contribution of SAFARI • Societal Applications in the Fisheries and Aquaculture using Remotely-Sensed Imagery (SAFARI) project aims to accelerate the assimilation of Earth observation data into fisheries research and ecosystem-based fisheries management on a world scale (AG-06-02, Crevier, CSA and Platt, IOCCG) • The SAFARI Initiative is organizing an International Symposium on Remote Sensing and Fisheries from 15-17 February 2010 in Kochi, India. • CSA has invested reception and processing of full resolution (300-m) MERIS data (Crevier, CSA). • Development of EO tools for Ecosystem-based Marine Management (AG-06-02) (Briand, CSA) 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 November 2009

  9. 2009 Progress of OCR-VC5) Capacity building and Outreach (CB-09-03b) • Paper on CWP-4B-10 “The Ocean Colour Radiance Virtual Constellation” was presented at OceanObs'09 conference is in Venice, September, 2009 • http://www.oceanobs09.net/   • An advanced training course of “Inversion procedures in Ocean-Colour Remote Sensing” (10-14 August 2009) • The training course/workshop was organized by Dr. Roland Doerffer (GKSS Research Centre), in conjunction with the IOCCG in Lauenberg, Germany, as attended by 27 participants from 18 countries. • The objectives are to provide participants with an overview of inversion methods and bio-optical models. • Capacity building activities in Africa (next page) 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 November 2009

  10. Training Course on: "Methods and Applications of Ocean Colour Remote Sensing in African Coastal and Regional Seas" Institute of Marine Sciences of the University of Dar-es-Salaam • Ocean Colour 2009 Africa, 12 - 23 October 2009, Zanzibar, Tanzania http://amis.jrc.ec.europa.eu/oc2009africa.php • Feb. 2009- First announcement • 19 students from 11 African & Indian Ocean nations with 9 lecturers • Lecture sessions covering theory and applications of satellite OCR • Practical sessions including training on various image processing software packages, and micro-project and application scenarios. 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 November 2009

  11. Summary OCR-VC implementation planhas delivered to SIT in Aug. 2009 Ensuring OCR missions (VIIRS, OLCI, SGLI, OCM-2, GOCI..) International cooperation (algorithm, cal/val, and processing) OCR-VC white paper presented in OceanObs’09 GEO Inland and Coastal Water Quality Remote Sensing Algorithm Workshopin Washington D.C. 19-21 May 2009 JRC GCOS Inter-panel workshop on total biosphere net primary production The training course of “Inversion procedures in ocean colour remote sensing”in Hamburg 10-14 Aug. 2009 The training course of “Methods and Applications of Ocean Colour Remote Sensing in African Coastal and Regional Seas”in Zanzibar, Tanzania 10-14 Oct. 2009 IOCCG Report 8 (2009) “Remote Sensing in Fisheries and Aquaculture”has been published with contribution of SAFARI NASA & ESA OCR-data reprocessingongoing 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 November 2009

  12. Leadership of the OCR-VC IOCCG membership includes representatives from space and other government agencies as well as representatives from scientific and operational user communities. The leadership group for the OCR-VC will come from implementing organizations; specifically those individuals from space and other government agencies serving on IOCCG. Participants of the OCR-VC: Yu-Hwan Ahn, (KORDI), Paula Bontempi (NASA), Paul M. DiGiacomo, (NOAA), Mark Dowell (JRC), Milton Kampel (INPE), Hiroshi Murakami (JAXA), Rangnath R. Navalgund (ISRO), Peter Regner (ESA-ESRIN), Eric Thouvenot (CNES), Yves Crevier (CSA) and  Hans Bonekamp (EUMETSAT), and others are likely. IOCCG Chair and Exec. Scientist are ad hoc. Three co-chairs, EC/JRC’s Mark Dowell, NASA’s Paula Bontempi, and JAXA’s Hiroshi Murakami lead the OCR-VC supported by the IOCCG Chair (currently James Yoder) and IOCCG Executive Scientist (Venetia Stuart) . 23rd CEOS Plenary I Phuket, Thailand I 3-5 November 2009

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