The Liverpool Bay coastal observatory

Proceedings of the IEEE/OES Eighth Working Conference on Current Measurement Technology, 2005. Pub Date : 2006-05-23 DOI:10.1109/BALTIC.2006.7266194

M. J. Howarth, R. Proctor, M. Smithson, R. Player, P. Knight

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The pilot coastal observatory in the eastern Irish Sea integrates (near) real-time measurements with coupled models in a pre-operational coastal prediction system. The aim is to develop the underpinning science for marine management, focusing on the impacts of storms, eutrophication and the relative importance of events viz-a-viz the mean. Real time current measurements are obtained from a seabed mounted acoustic Doppler current profiler; deployment started in August 2002, via acoustic modems and the Orbcomm satellite e-mail system, and from a shore based HF radar via telephone landlines. There are also real time measurements from a surface buoy and a directional wave buoy and from an instrumented ferry, all via Orbcomm. The measurements are integrated with a suite of nested 3-dimensional hydrodynamic and ecological models run daily, focusing on the Observatory area by covering the ocean/shelf of northwest Europe (at 12 km resolution), the Irish Sea (at 1.8 km) and Liverpool Bay (at 200-300m resolution). All measurements and model outputs are displayed on the Web-site (http://coastobs.pol.ac.uk).

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东爱尔兰海的试点沿海观测站将(近)实时测量与预操作海岸预报系统中的耦合模式结合起来。其目的是发展海洋管理的基础科学，重点关注风暴的影响、富营养化和事件的相对重要性。实时电流测量由海底安装的声学多普勒电流剖面仪获得;部署开始于2002年8月，通过声学调制解调器和Orbcomm卫星电子邮件系统，并从岸上高频雷达通过固定电话线路。还有来自水面浮标、定向波浮标和仪表渡轮的实时测量，所有这些都通过Orbcomm进行。测量与一套嵌套的三维流体动力学和生态模型相结合，每天运行，重点关注天文台区域，覆盖欧洲西北部的海洋/大陆架(12公里分辨率)，爱尔兰海(1.8公里分辨率)和利物浦湾(200-300米分辨率)。所有的测量和模型输出都显示在网站(http://coastobs.pol.ac.uk)上。

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