Take home messages from the 2 nd Coastal Al6metry Workshop

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Take home messages from the 2 nd Coastal Al6metry Workshop Paolo Cipollini Na6onal Oceanography Centre, Southampton Co chairs: Stefano Vignudelli, Jérôme Benveniste, Nicolas Picot Moderators: Peter Challenor, Claire Dufau, William Emery, Chris6ne Gommenginger, Sylvie Labroue, Franck Mercier, Estelle Obligis, Cris6na Mar6n Puig, Keith Raney, Remko Scharroo, Walter Smith, Helen Snaith, Ted Strub, Phil Woodworth

1) Coastal al6metry is inherently interdisciplinary Need constant interac6on with hydrographers, modellers, in situ scien6sts on the applica6on side, engineers on the technical side Can t walk alone BUT it is perceived as prezy legi6mate (and very useful) component of coastal observing systems (and, yes, we are now confident we can recover 15+ years of data ) RECOMMENDATION: we need to reach out to more (potential) users

2) Coastal al6metry research feeds back into open ocean al6metry Most (if not all) Cal/Val sites are coastal! It is a useful training ground to tackle many instrumental and geophysical correc6on problems. Challenges all elements of the al6metry system and encourages/mo6vates a revisit of not completely solved problems example: SSB

3) Very promising improvements on tracking/retracking DIODE/DEM on J2 looks good (but on board DEMs are not so good) RECOMMENDATION: put higher resolution DEMs on future missions Retracking: several different algorithms being implemented and tested (like those in the PISTACH and COASTALT processors) RECOMMENDATION: we need proper validation/intercomparison of retrackers (incl. assessing biases)

Jason-1/Jason-2 comparison on coastal zones : P187 on med. sea From land to ocean On islands From ocean to land J1 (cycle 240) J2 Median (cycle 8) J2 DIODE DEM (cycle 7) Coastal Al6metry Workshop Pisa Italy November 2008 P.Thibaut et al, CLS

3) Very promising improvements on tracking/retracking DIODE/DEM on J2 looks good (but on board DEMs are not so good) RECOMMENDATION: put higher resolution DEMs on future missions Retracking: several different algorithms being implemented and tested (like those in the PISTACH and COASTALT processors) RECOMMENDATION: we need proper validation/intercomparison of retrackers (incl. assessing biases)

4) Very promising improvements on correc6ons Wet tropospheric Land decontamina6on (CLS: opera6onal PISTACH algorithm; JPL: new approach) GPS derived (U Porto; accurate but needs extending globally) MODIS derived useful for comparison (cloud free) Ionospheric Recomputed from dual freq. re tracked ranges GIM

4) Very promising improvements on correc6ons (cont.) Tides Recent progress (GOT 4.7, EOT08a) promising Need more work on local models IB/HF Form collec6ons of outputs from local models using extensive local exper6se RECOMMENDATION: need better bathymetry (1km or even 200m, global) For all correc6ons, we need to quan6fy improvement on a regional basis

5) Products are coming out! Jason 2: PISTACH v1.0 L2 products available First pass (cy 12 tr 4) released last Friday Envisat: COASTALT products over selected pass in 3 test areas (NW Med, W Britain, W Iberia) in Spring 2009 Fully expandable (users can easily add local/new fields) In parallel, new ideas for data distribu6on (such as Web Services JPL) Future: Reprocess all missions? NRT data?

www.coastalt.eu Summary of 1 st WS Links to all presenta6ons Summary of 2 nd WS (DRAFT comments are welcome!) Links to all presenta6ons (in a few days) Links to project ac6vi6es, research, documenta6on Links to datasets (as soon as available) To be added to the mailing list, e mail cipo@noc.soton.ac.uk