SCOR WORKING GROUP #162

SCOR 2022 Annual Meeting

OASIS has entered its third year as a SCOR (Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research) Working Group (#162). Our progress and successes so far were featured at the SCOR annual meeting this past October. View our annual progress report by clicking the below button, and view the presentation here.

SCOR 2021 Annual Meeting

OASIS has entered its second year as a SCOR (Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research) Working Group (#162). Our progress and successes so far were featured at the SCOR annual meeting this past October. View our annual progress report by clicking the below button, and watch OASIS co-chair Meghan Cronin’s narrated presentation to the committee to the left.

OASIS SCOR WG #162 2021 ANNUAL REPORT

SCOR Working Group #162 Prospectus

Our proposal for a Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR) Working Group #162 for Developing an Observing Air-Sea Interactions Strategy (OASIS) was successfully selected! The prospectus is still being finalized, but the original proposal submitted to SCOR can be found by clicking the button below.

SCOR WG #162 Full Members

Meghan Cronin

NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, US

Heat, momentum, moisture fluxes; Operating longterm surface observing platforms; emerging technologies; Optimizing observing system.

Sebastian Swart

University of Gothenburg, Sweden

Heat, momentum, and CO2 fluxes; Mixed layer physics; Operating autonomous surface platforms; Southern Ocean fluxes (SOFLUX).

Nadia Pinardi

University of Bologna, Italy

Numerical ocean forecasting systems; surface air-sea fluxes in the Mediterranean Sea for coupling with atmospheric forecasts.

R. Venkatesan

National Institute of Ocean Technology, India

Physics, Operational met, Capacity Building

Phil Browne

ECMWF, UK

Operational, Coupled DA.

Warren Joubert

South African Weather Service, South Africa

BGC, Capacity Building, Operational.

Ute Schuster

University of Exeter, UK

Ocean carbon cycle variability and BGC drivers; operating longterm observational platforms; member of European ICOS observational infrastructure, SOCONET, AtlantOS programme; past member of SCOR WG 133, CARBOOCEAN, CARBOCHANGE.

Christa Marandino

Geomar, Germany

Climate-relevant trace gas air-sea exchange and surface ocean cycling, short-lived biogenic trace gases (E.g. DMS), SOLAS.

Shuangling CHEN

Second Institute of Oceanography, China

BGC, satellite estimation of air-sea CO2 flux.

Clarissa Anderson

Scripps Institution of Oceanography, US

Biology oceanography, integrated ocean observing, stakeholder capacity building.

SCOR WG Associate Members

Jim Edson

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, US

Physics, Dirct Flux measurement & parameterization, novel technology & observing systems.

Zhaohui CHEN

Ocean University of China, China

ECVs/EOVs and Heat fluxes using surface fixed/mobile observing platforms.

Juliet Hermes

South African Environmental Observation Network, South Africa

Physics, observing systems, modeling, IORP, GOOS OCG, IOC/GOOS Ocean Best Practices steering group, Capacity Building.

Fabrice Ardhuin

University Brest, CNRS, IRD, Ifremer, Laboratoire d’Ocèanographie Physique et Spatiale (LOPS), IUEM, France

Physics, Satellite observations of winds, waves, and surface currents.

Oscar Alves

Bureau of Meteorology, Australia

Coupled modeling, coupled DA, sub-seasonal to seasonal prediction, WGNE member.

Hiroyuki Tomita

Graduate School of Environmental Science, Hokkaido University, Japan

Satellite flux products.