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    CapeCod

    CapeHatteras

    NJ

    MACT

    VA

    DE

    NY

    NC

    RI

    MD

    PA10 States

    111 Congressional

    Districts

    MIDDLEATLANTICREGIONALASSOCIATION

    COASTALOCEANOBSERVINGSYSTEM

    1000 kmCape to Cape

    MARACOOS 2011-2016:From Observations toForecasts

    Carolyn Thoroughgood, Larry Atkinson,

    Bill Boicourt, Wendell Brown, Scott GlennPlus >35 Additional Co-PIs from >20Institutions

    To seek, discover and apply newknowledge & understanding of our

    To seek, discover and apply newknowledge & understanding of our coastal

    ocean

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    ORGANIZATION

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    ASABattelleBeacon Institute, ClarksonUniversityCARIS USA, Inc.Center for Chesapeake BayObservation and

    Modeling, U. S. Naval

    AcademyCenter for InnovativeTechnologyChesapeake Bay ObservingSystemChesapeake ResearchConsortium

    CODAR Ocean SensorsCollege of William and Mary,Virginia

    Institute of Marine Science

    Delaware River BasinCommission

    Delaware Sea Grant CollegeProgram

    Partnership for the DelawareEstuary (NEP)

    SAICSonardyneStevens Institute of TechnologyStony Brook UniversityTeledyne RD Instruments, Inc.U.S. Geological SurveyNew Jersey Water Science Center

    University of ConnecticutUniversity of DelawareUniversity of MarylandUniversity of Massachusetts atDartmouth

    Virginia Maritime AssociationWeatherflow, Inc.

    Woods Hole Group, Inc.YSI, Inc.

    East Carolina University

    Fugro AtlanticFugro EarthdataHudson River EnvironmentalConditions ObservingHudson River FoundationInstitute of Marine & Coastal Sciences,Rutgers

    Maryland Department of NaturalResourcesMaryland Sea Grant College

    Millersville UniversityMonmouth University, Urban CoastalInstitute

    New Jersey Marine SciencesConsortium

    NOAA Chesapeake Bay OfficeNOAA Coastwatch - East Coast NodeOld Dominion University

    MEMBERS

    GOV: 15% NGO: 15% B/I: 30%ACAD: 40%

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    CarolynThoroughgood

    At-Large & PIMARACOOS Board

    Chair

    Edward KellyBoard - Appointed

    MARACOOS Board ViceChair

    Larry AtkinsonAt-Large & PI

    MARACOOS BoardSecretary

    Genevieve Boehm-

    CliftonNew YorkBight

    Frank Bohlen

    Long IslandSound

    William

    BoicourtAt-Large & PI

    Wendell Brown

    At-Large & PI

    Michael Bruno

    Board-Appointed

    Scott Glenn

    At-Large & PI

    Daniel LeatherDelaware Bay James ManningMassachusetts &Rhode IslandBays & Shelf

    Fredrika MoserChesapeake Bay Eric VowinkelAt-Large Doug WilsonAt-Large Jeffrey YapalaterBoard-Appointed

    Board of Directors

    CorporateLeadership

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    REGIONALDRIVERS

    OceanCirculatio

    n

    Tropical Storms

    Population Ports

    Northeasters

    Climate Change

    CriticalHabitat

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    REGIONAL THEMES& SUCCESS STORIES

    Maritime Operations Safety at Sea

    2) Ecosystem DecisionSupport - Fisheries

    3) Water Quality a) Floatables, b) Hypoxia, c) N

    4) Coastal Inundation - Flooding

    5) Energy Offshore Win

    7 3 3 0 ' W

    7 3 3 0 ' W

    7 4 0 ' W

    7 4 0 ' W

    7 4 3 0 ' W

    7 4 3 0 ' W

    7 5 0 ' W

    7 5 0 ' W

    7 5 3 0 ' W

    7 5 3 0 ' W

    7 6 0 ' W

    7 6 0 ' W

    3

    9

    3

    0

    'N

    3

    9

    3

    0

    'N

    3

    9

    0

    'N

    3

    9

    0

    'N

    3

    8

    3

    0

    'N

    3

    8

    3

    0

    'N

    3

    8

    0

    'N

    3

    8

    0

    'N

    3

    7

    3

    0

    'N

    3

    7

    3

    0

    'N

    3

    7

    0

    'N

    3

    7

    0

    'N

    A r e a s u n d e r C o n s i d e r a t i o n fo r W i n d E n e r g y A r e a s

    N e w J e r s e y

    D e l a w a r e

    M a r y l a n dV i r g i n i a

    0 5 1 0 1 5 2 0 2 5 3 0

    N a u t i c a l M i l e s

    M a r y l a n d

    N e w J e r s e y

    D e l a w a r e

    C H E S A P E A K E

    B A Y

    D E L A W A R E

    B A Y

    Vi

    rgi

    ni a

    V i r g i n i a

    V i r g i n i aB e a c h

    O c e a nC i t y

    A t l a n t i cC i t y

    D o v e r

    W i l m i n g t o nP e n n s y l v a n i a

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    Regional

    PriorityThemes

    Regional Observation & Modeling Capabilities

    Weather Mesonet HF Radar Network

    StatisticalSTPS

    Satellite Imagery GliderSurveys

    Dynamical OceanForecasts

    Theme 1.Maritime Safety

    Operational Input toUSCG SAROPS

    Operational input toUSCG SAROPS

    Operational input toUSCG SAROPS

    SST for survivabilityplanning

    Assimilation datasetfor forecast models

    Surface currents forSAROPS

    Theme 2.Ecological

    Decision Support

    Weather forecastensemble validation Circulation anddivergence maps forhabitat

    SST & Color forhabitat Subsurface T & S forhabitat 3-D fields of T, S,circulation for habitat

    Theme 3.Water Quality

    Winds for transport,river plumes, &

    upwelling

    Surface currents forflotables, bacteria,

    spill response

    Surface currents forflotables, bacteria,

    spill response

    Ocean color for riverplumes

    Nearshore dissolvedoxygen surveys

    Surface currents forfloatables, bacteria,

    spill response

    Theme 4.Coastal

    Inundation

    Weather forecastensemble validation

    Current forecastmodel validation

    SSTs assimilationinto forecast models

    Assimilation datasetfor forecast models

    Nested forecastensembles

    Theme 5.Offshore Energy

    Historical analysis &wind modelvalidation

    Historical currentanalysis & windmodel validation

    Historical analysissurface fronts &plumes for siting

    Historical analysis ofsubsurface fronts &

    plumes

    Coupled ocean-atmosphere models

    for resourceestimates

    DATA &PRODUCTS

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    SUPPORTINGIOOS

    Activities in

    the Gulf OilSpillContributed

    Assets:

    HF Radar Networks USF, USMGliders iRobot, Mote,

    Rutgers,SIO, UDel, USF, Navy

    Drifters & Profilers Horizon Marine,NavySatellite Imagery CSTARS, UDelOcean Forecasts

    Navy, NCSUData/Web Services ASA, Rutgers, SIO

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    From ObservationsTo Forecasts

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    EPA/IOOS RA Collaborative WaterQuality Project

    Probability Maps of BacterialContamination

    CTDEPUSEPANERACOOS

    Coastal RainfallModels

    NJDEP

    USEPARutgers U.MARACOOS

    Beach and Shellfish Nowcasts

    SCDHECU. South CarolinaU. MarylandSECOORA

    Objective: develop a decision support tool thatcan facilitate public health officials decisions onissuing beach swimming advisories and

    contribute to a real-time notification system thatwill alert the public to beach swimmingconditions.

    Task 1: Compare Existing Modeling Efforts toVirtual Beach

    in the Same Geography:

    - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (SECOORA)

    Partnerships & LeveragingIOOS USGS USEPA ASA

    NERACOOS MARACOOS SECOORA

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    Vessels -

    SatelliteSatellite

    Ships/

    VesselsREMUS

    ModelingLeadership

    CODARGlider

    DataVis.SecurityEducation

    RegionallyDistributed Centersof Expertise