ooi ci a&s (modeling) yi chao ([email protected]; 626-602-6186)
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A&S (modeling) Team
• Yi Chao (funded through ASA), Designer• Developer at JPL (Dr. Peggy Li), not on contract
yet, maybe soon through UCLA, thanks Matt!• Developer at UCSD (TBD)
• With help from John and Michael (UCSD)
A Brief Introduction
• Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Caltech (1993-2011)– Satellite oceanography (Aquarius, 2011-)– Ocean modeling, data assimilation and
nowcast/forecast/hindcast (MOM, POP, ROMS)• Joint Institute for Regional Earth System Science and
Engineering (JIFRESSE), UCLA (2007-present)• Remote Sensing Solutions, Inc. (2012-present)– Satellite oceanography, ocean modeling
• Seatrec, Inc. (2012-present) – Self-powered robotic technology
Core Capabilities
• Satellite data• Modeling– NASA, USGS– NOAA IOOS: SCCOOS, CeNCOOS, AOOS
• Data and model integration through field experiments– AOSN 2003, ASAP 2006, PWS 2009, CI 2009, OCSD 2012,
SPURS 2012• On-demand/interactive analysis and modeling• Experience with oceanographic users (particularly
modeling) community
CI Capabilities & Integration
• Data (model output) standard, format, management, archive
• Visualization (point data, 2D cross-section, 2D map, 3D+time)
• Computing (parallel computing using 100s processors, routine, on-demand)
• Workflow• ……
R3 A&S (modeling) Goals/Objectives
• Model Registration– Maintains a hierarchy of evolving interdisciplinary models (e.g.
from ‘reduced’ process-oriented models to operational forecast systems). Supports the registration and dissemination of model data sets.
• Model Integration (Part 1)– Provides integration services for ocean models to access
multiple community-based numerical ocean models for parameter estimation/optimization and data assimilation. Provides the services to integrate, parameterize, and execute numerical ocean models with command and control services for their operation and management.
R3I1 Deliverable
• Catalog of models with detailed descriptions of configuration and their relevance to OOI
• Defined interface to register new models as they become available
• Defined interface for model output (with data management, archive, visualization)
• Engagement with the modeling community• Selected models (at least two) to demonstrate CI
capabilities– A global model covering all regions of interests– A regional model to interact with the OOI data