A Canadian contribution to an integrated Atlantic ocean observing system (IAOOS)

2014 Oceans - St. John's Pub Date : 2014-09-01 DOI:10.1109/OCEANS.2014.7003244

D. Wallace, B. de Young, S. Iverson, J. LaRoche, F. Whoriskey, M. Lewis, P. Archambault, F. Davidson, D. Gilbert, B. Greenan, P. Pepin, C. Johnson, D. Hebert, Neil Gall, J. Hanlon, S. Rysgaard, B. Carter, Randy Gillespie, Dwight House, P. Snelgrove, P. Myers, M. Babin, P. Holthus, World Ocean Council, A. Rae

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We review opportunities, impediments, regional scope and principles for a Canadian contribution to an Integrated Atlantic Ocean Observing System (IAOOS) in the context of the Galway Alliance. This contribution should build on what exists, plan ahead for data management and data access, be flexible and sustainable, encourage international involvement, be science-led, foster research aggregation, and have close links to remote sensing, data assimilation and prediction programs. Existing programs that can contribute are described, and new initiatives that will broaden relevance of the Observing System are identified, including biological/ ecosystem observations. Specific platforms and technologies for both near-shore and offshore waters are listed, together with areas where new developments are needed. Finally, we outline a strategy for the development of an Atlantic Canada Regional Ocean Observing System (ACROOS).

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加拿大对大西洋综合观测系统(IAOOS)的贡献

我们回顾了加拿大在高威联盟背景下为大西洋综合观测系统(IAOOS)做出贡献的机会、障碍、区域范围和原则。这种贡献应以现有成果为基础，提前规划数据管理和数据获取，灵活和可持续，鼓励国际参与，以科学为主导，促进研究汇总，并与遥感、数据同化和预测方案密切联系。对现有的项目进行了描述，并确定了将扩大观测系统相关性的新举措，包括生物/生态系统观测。列出了近岸和近海水域的特定平台和技术，以及需要进行新开发的领域。最后，提出了加拿大大西洋区域海洋观测系统(ACROOS)的发展战略。

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