Operational Ocean Colour |
This group was established to examine various aspects of the operational use of ocean colour. The group was first chaired by Dr. Christopher Brown of NOAA, but he stepped down in 2007 due to work committments, and Drs. Platt and Hoepffner took over. The goal of the working group is to promote the use of near-real time ocean-colour products, to facilitate the exchange of ocean-colour applications, and to assist in the exchange of ideas and approaches among Agencies that currently possess, or will establish, an operational ocean-colour mission. The group will examine issues such as the problems associated with near-real time acquisition, processing, distribution and storage of ocean-colour data and products, the expansion of an operational ocean-colour user base and, inter-agency differences in ocean-colour products. Part of the mandate of the group is to produce an IOCCG report entitled Why Ocean Colour. The report will include sections on "Uses of Satellite Ocean Colour" as well as "Elements of Operational Ocean Colour". Members:
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Agenda for 1st Working Group Meeting (November 2002) Status of Operational Ocean Colour Working Group (8th IOCCG Meeting, February 2003) Outline of Report - Why Ocean Colour
Report from 10th IOCCG meeting (January 2005)
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