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JCOMM Ship Observations Team update: 

JCOMM Ship Observations Team update OOPC-X, Geneva, 11 May 2005

Ship Observations Team: 

Ship Observations Team Merged from 3 panels: Volunteer Observing Ship (VOS) surface observations, Ship of Opportunity Programme (SOOP) XBT observations, Automated Shipboard ASAP meet every 18 months - 2 years

VOS points of relevance to OOPC: 

VOS points of relevance to OOPC VOS recruitment VOSclim recruitment a priority for met services? Ship position information and security issues some ships have been lost ‘stealth mode’, but data is lost WMO publication 47 - metadata target both WMO Sec. and VOS operators

SOOP points of relevance to OOPC: 

SOOP points of relevance to OOPC Identified focal points for recruitment efforts for undersampled lines (but an ongoing problem) Valparaiso-New Zealand and -California no longer possible PX11 (Flores Sea-Japan) resource issue for Australia JCOMMOPS to improve reporting of total number of XBTs, separating identified lines from other drops Asked OOPC for clarification on FRX E-W vs N-S line requirements (5° for E-W, 150 km for N-S) Are ready to respond to updated line requirements identified by OOPC/CLIVAR

General SOT points: 

General SOT points draft standard design for ship science area completed requires further input from particularly non-physical observing community strategy to bring this to ship-builders / IMO ongoing efforts to identify buoy deployment opportunities