Oceans 2006 2006
DOI: 10.1109/oceans.2006.306892
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CORIE: the first decade of a coastal-margin collaborative observatory

Abstract: Abstract-CORIE, a pioneering observatory for the Columbia River, has over the last decade advanced the state-of-the-art in coastal-margin observation and prediction. Lessons learned are being used to scale upwards the concepts and capabilities of CORIE, at a time when U.S.-wide ocean observing initiatives are being implemented.

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“…Starting in 1996, the development of the observation network was directed initially by the interest in calibrating and validating a modeling system for estuarine circulation (CORIE; Baptista et al, 1999Baptista et al, , 2008Baptista, 2006). The network consisted of several real-time stations measuring physical variables: salinity, temperature, water levels and, at a few stations, velocity profiles.…”
Section: Saturn Observation Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Starting in 1996, the development of the observation network was directed initially by the interest in calibrating and validating a modeling system for estuarine circulation (CORIE; Baptista et al, 1999Baptista et al, , 2008Baptista, 2006). The network consisted of several real-time stations measuring physical variables: salinity, temperature, water levels and, at a few stations, velocity profiles.…”
Section: Saturn Observation Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The SATURN 1 coastal-margin observatory [1] relies on 3D numerical models [2,3] to systematically simulate and understand baroclinic circulation in the Columbia River estuaryplume-shelf system [4,5] (Fig. 32).…”
Section: Modeling and Analysis Of Plume Circulation And Its Implicatimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os sistemas de previsão em tempo real (SPTR) têm vindo a ser desenvolvidos há mais de 2 décadas para os sistemas aquáticos naturais, com prevalência para a previsão das inundações de origem fluvial (Moore et al, 1990) e para a circulação e agitação marítima nas zonas costeiras (Baptista, 2006;Rusu et al, 2009;Anselmi-Molina et al, 2012), estando hoje em operação num vasto número de entidades gestoras.…”
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