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Dr. Balakrishnan [email protected]
The need
Forecast generation
Validation
Dissemination
User interaction & feedback
Value added products
I will cover ……….
Ocean Forecast
A forecast, for a specified oceanic or coastal area, of weather elements of particular
interest to safe navigation and operations at sea, including wind, Wave, Swell,
current, Sea surface temperature, visibility, the general state of the weather, and
storm warnings.
Unimpressed user Unprofessional forecaster
Research and Academia Passenger ships
Ports and Harbours
Offshore Industry
Fishermen
Merchant ships
Coast Guard
Navy
OSF
Ocean Forecast- users
Users Parameters Use for
Indian Navy Wave, Wind, Currents,
Mixed Layer depth, Sea Surface Temp.
Surface wave and winds for Operational
planning. MLD and other forecasts have
utility in advance planning of operational
missions
Oil Industry Wave, Wind, Currents,
Sea Surface Temperature
Deployment of Oil rigs and survey vessels.
At a wind velocity > 20 knots & wave height >2.5 m, offshore operations are impossible for ONGC. 24 hrs forecast with an accuracy of 2 knots for winds and 0.5m for wave height.
Shipping Industry Wave, Wind, Currents Optimum ship routing and severe weather
forecast
Offshore Industries Wave, Wind, Currents Operational decisions
Ports & Harbours Wave, Wind, currents Ship berthing and cruise planning
Coast Guards Wave, Wind, Currents Ship movements and safety of life at Sea
Sear and Rescue
Fisherman Waves, Currents, Wind Safety and integrated PFZ forecast
Sailors Club Coastal wave, wind, rip currents, Water Quality Planning and safety during the sailing
competitions
Tourism departments Coastal waves, Rip currents,
Water Quality
Coastal waves, water quality
Ocean Forecast- user requirement
Sea State/ Marine met
General Circulation
Biogeochemical/Ecological
Marine Pollution
Wave, Swell, Wind, Visibility, Cyclone, Storm
surge
Surface current, , SST, T&S profile, mixed layer depth,
thermocline
Nutrients, Chlorophyll, Oxygen, productivity,
Fishery, HAB
Oilspill, Pollutants etc.
Ocean Forecast- the parameters
• In oceanography, a sea state is the general condition of the free surface on a large body of water—
with respect to wind waves and swell—at a certain location and moment.
• The sea state can either be assessed by an experienced observer, like a trained mariner, or through
instruments like weather buoys, wave radar or remote sensing satellites
• The Beaufort scale is an empirical measure that relates wind speed to observed conditions at sea.
Ocean/Sea State
Generation
Dissemination
Validation
User Interaction
Ocean Modeling
Data
Assimilation
ICT &
Spatial Information technology
User Needs
Observation
system
HPC
Component of Ocean Forecast System
The above process being processed through a HPC to all States & UTs in coastal India & other countries.
Schematics of OSF system at INCOIS
Model Name Model Products Spatial resolutionTemporal
resolutionStatus
ROMSGeneral circulation
parameters
Regional
Coastal
Every hour for 7
daysOperational
HYCOME
General circulation
parameters
Regional
Coastal ---------- Experimental
Spectral Wave model
(Flexible mesh)
Wave/Swell
paremetrs/High
wave Alert
Regional,
Coastal and
Location specific
Every 3 hour for 7
days Operational
WAVEWATCH IIIWave/Swell
paremters
Global and
Regional
Every 6 hour for 5
days Semi-operational
SWAN
Wave/Swell
paremetrs/High
wave Alert
Coastal
Every 3 hour for 7
days experimental
GNOME Oil spill trajecory Location specific 3 hoursexperimental
TASKWater Level Location specific 1 hour operational
Numerical models used for forecast generation
Coastal Wave Forecast- Using Flexible mesh model
Model: Spectral Wave Model
Domain:60s-30 N, 30-120E
Bathymetry: Gebco+ CMAP
Modified etopo (NIO)
Interval 3 horly
ForcingNCMRWF, ECMWF,NCEP (Analysed
and forecasted)
Coastal Wave Forecast- using multigrid and nested models
Multigrid WAVEWATCH III SWAN
GODASHYCOM
ROMS
HOOFS: HIGH RESOLUTION OPERATIONAL OCEAN FORECAST AND ANALYSIS SYSTEM
HOOFS-The High Resolution Operational Ocean Forecast and Reanalysis System
Pilot Phase
Domain : 70-73.3oE, 17-22.3oN
Horizontal Resolution : ~ 1.6km x 1.6 km
Vertical levels : 40 sigma levels
Minimum water depth : 10m
SUSPECTED CRUDE OIL SPILL DUE
TO GAS LEAK CAPTURED BY CG
DORMIER AT ONGC G1-9 WELL
SUSPECTED FUEL OIL SPILL DUE TO
MV MOL COMFORT SUNK
OIL SPILL ADVISORIES USING GNOME
SPILL ADVISORY ISSUED DURING
28.06.2013 ,01.00 hrs to 02.07.2013 23.00 hrs
RESULT : NO OIL SPILL REPORTED
SPILL ADVISORY ISSUED DURING
11.09.2012, 20.00 Hrs to 4.09.2012 23.00 Hrs
RESULT : NO OIL SPILL REPORTED
1. FORECASTS OF WAVE CHARACTERISTICS
(significant wave height, wave direction, swell height and
direction, wave period etc)
2. PREDICTIONS OF GENERAL CIRCULATIONS FEATURES
(SST and currents, mixed layer depth, thermocline depth)
3. TIDE PREDICTIONS
(astronomical tidal elevations - along the coast)
4. customized forecast products
(wind and wave Atlas, IVL estimates, specific services for
maritime boards etc.)
5. HIGH WAVE ALERTS
(during cyclones and other extreme weather conditions)
6. SPECIFIC SERVICES FOR ISLANDS
(wave forecasts for Andaman, Nicobar and Lakshwadeep
islands)
7. Real time validation System
8. Forecast in local languages
9. Forecast along ship-track
10. Wind potential assessments for ONGC
11. OSF for Maldives-RIMES
12. For Navy
13. OSF Web Map Services
14. Sea State Forecast for ports and Harbors'
• Global Forecast
• Regional – 7 Regions in Indian Ocean
• Coastal – 9 Coastal states of India
• Island – A&N and Lakshadweep
• Maldives
• Location Specific -100 locations
• Forecast along ship track
• customized forecast products
• High Wave Alerts
The products
Services Delivered
• Global Forecast
• Regional – 7 Regions in Indian Ocean
• Coastal – 9 Coastal states of India
• Island – A&N and Lakshadweep
• Location specific -100 locations
• Tidal forecast system for 178 locations
• Customized forecast products
• Real time validation System
• Forecast in local languages
• Forecast along ship-track
• Wind potential assessments for ONGC
• OSF for Maldives through RIMES
• Navy specific forecast products
• OSF Web Map Services
• High Wave Alerts / watch
• Sea State forecast for ports and Harbours
• Search and Rescue Operations etc.
Introduced 28 customized forecast products for a wide range of users
17Inauguration of products
The products
1. „HIGH WAVE ALERT‟, specifically notifies the areas along the Indian coast
that will experience the high waves (i.e. > 3.0 m or rapid increase in wave
heights) due to bad weather, approaching cyclone or freak waves originated
elsewhere and traveling towards the Indian coast.
2. "High Wave Alerts" are issued when the forecasted waves based on
mathematical models are higher than 3.0m, at approximately one degree
distance (110 km) from the coastline.
3. This is to bring to the notice of the coastal communities especially the fishing
community for their safety, taking into account their socio-economic
background.
4. We also actively interact with local NGOs for disseminating this information.
5. This alert is issued after seeing the model results, buoy observations, inter-
model comparisons, satellite data and other postings on the web.
The product-High wave alerts
Web Snapshot of High Wave Alert Issued for -ODISHA
Region Dates on which issued
(October, 2013)
Number of Alerts
issued
Parameters covered
Andaman 08,09,10 3 SWH, swells, currents,winds, tide,
rainfall
Nicobar 08,09,10 3 SWH, swells, currents,winds, tide,
rainfall
West Bengal
10,11,12,13 4 SWH, swells, currents, winds,
tide, rainfall
Odisha 10,11,12,13 4 SWH, swells, currents, winds,
tide, rainfall
Andhra Pradesh
10,11,12,13 4 SWH, swells, currents, winds,
tide, rainfall
No. of Alerts Issued to different regions
High Wave Alert Issued during Cyclone Phailin
Forecast services for Fisherman
ISLAND SPECIFIC FORECAST PRODUCTS
1. Pondicherry
2. Tuticorin
3. Tirunelveli
4. Vizag
5. Ratnagiri
6. Karwar,
etc ..
LOCATION SPECIFIC FORECAST
Global Wave Forecast
SWH
Wave Period
User specified products- shipping industry
User specified products- shipping industry
User specified products- OSF system for Maldives
User specified products- Web map Services
1. INCOIS launched a
customized product “
Sea State Forecast for
Port and harbors”.
2. Information is provided
for --major ports and –
minor ports.
3. Customized forecast on
Sea conditions around
the port areas are
provided two days in
advance.
4. Three major ports
started using it.
User specified products- Sea State Forecast for Port and harbors
Dr. M.S. Swaminathan inaugurated this voice SMS
dissemination of real time seas state information and
forecast on 7th August, 2012.
User specified products-Location-specific OSF and real-time information system for TN
The former Pakistan Foreign Minister, Prof Sartaj
Aziz inaugurating the Tamil webpage of Ocean
State Forecast and Fishery Information system
for South Tamil Nadu districts.
Validation of Forecast- Real-time
Real-time Validation of Wave forecast at Gopalpur,
Odisha
Significant Wave Height Forecast for 24 hours was more than 80 %
accurate
Comparison of forecast and observation
while Buoy is drifting
Validation of Forecast using Wave Rider buoys-Delayed mode
Error during South West monsoon
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Tuticorin Coast (SW5)
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AKASHNARGISSIDR
Error in Significant Wave height Forecast
Validation of Forecast using Wave Rider buoys-Delayed mode
2-AUG-20102300hrs
3-AUG-20101100hrs
Comparison of tide estimate with the observationLocation : JNPT (72o56'43”E, 18o56'24”N)
JNPT72o56'43”E, 18o56'24”N
Sea Surface Temperature Forecasts are compared with RAMA buoy observations
Delayed Mode Validation
Temperature profiles simulated by ROMS model is compared with the ARGO observations
Delayed Mode Validation
OIL SPILL TRAJECTORY HINDCAST- AUGUST-2011 CASE STUDY
RED LINE : OIL SPILL SIGNATURE FROM SAR DATA
BLACK LINE : GNOME MODEL OUTPUT
MODEL : GNOME
FORCING : ECMWF wind forecast and ROMS tidal current estimates
(adopted from Henrique and. Alves, 2006).
Ship-mounted Wave height meter
Validation of user specific Forecast products
RegionCorre-
lation
Bias
(m)RMSE
Scatter
index (%)
First Day Forecast
TNIO 0.86 0.259 0.407 31.84
TSIO 0.99 0.267 0.427 22.67
ETSI 0.99 -0.209 0.654 22.32
Second Day Forecast
TNIO 0.88 0.265 0.393 31.1
TSIO 0.99 0.253 0.425 22.62
ETSI 0.99 -0.241 0.658 22.48
Validation of forecast along Shipping Routes during
Wave Height Meter Installed in ORV Sagar Nidhi
Manuscript is under finalisation
Internet
Radio Ala 90.8
FM Kakinada
Karwar
RadioEDB
device
Primary Mode
Primary Mode Primary Mode
Dissemination System
Mobile
Primary Mode &Secondary Mode
Village Information CenterSecondary Mode
Secondary Mode Secondary Mode
INCOIS and NGOS
Dissemination System
Center for Knowledge and Skills partnering with INCOIS for forecast information relating to tide, wind speed and rainfall is actively disseminating the same to the community in Sundarbans region in West Bengal. The manually operated display boards, which carry the Tide and Wind Information System (TWIS) has been recognised by DIP-ECHO, the Humanitarian Aid agency for European Commission as the best model for early warning that can be replicated.
Dissemination system
Hon’ble Chief Minister of
Kerala, Shri. Oommen Chandy
inaugurated the Malayalam
web site on "Ocean State
Forecast and Fishery
Information System” on 16
July, 2011 in Vizhinjam,
Thiruvananthapuram
Inauguration of SMS
dissemination of Ocean State
Forecast for Bhatkal, Uttara
kannada May 28, 2012.
Dissemination efforts-Highlights
RADIO
BENZIGER
BROADCAST
Through Community RadioInauguration of the
dissemination of OSF
information for Kollam region
(useful for ~20,000 fishermen)
through Benziger Radio, a
Community Radio by Sri Shibu
Baby John, Labour Minister,
kerala on 08/07/2012 at Kollam,
Kerala.
@Bhatkal
since 29 May, 2012
4370 International users from 104 countries
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OSF usage
INCOIS-MSSRF Fisheries help line status report
Details of Particulars Help line Enquiries Upto
July 2012
Help Line Enquiries on August
2012
Total
Ocean State Forecast information 1625
(76 % of total)
287
(80 % of total)
1912
(77 % of total)
Cyclone Warnings 338 - 338
Rainfall information 14 23 37
Potential Fishing zone information 154 34 188
Government Schemes for fishermen 34 1 35
Marine Biodiversity Conservation 13 1 14
Fishing Technologies 46 2 48
Fish value added preparation and market linkages and related
subsidy schemes
16 1 17
Education related to fishermen children 7 1 8
Feed back about help line services 43 7 50
Others 35 2 37
Total 2132 359 2491
OSF usage
OSF usage
Value-added services
1.For offshore industry (ONGC)
Wind Resource Assessment in the
western Offshore field for offshore
wind farming
2. For Navy
Preparation of Coastal
Modelling data for Indian Navy 3. In collaboration with RIMES
OSF for maldives & Seychelles
islands.
PONDICHERY
PONDICHERY
RATNAGIRI
VISAKHAPATNAM
KARAIKAL
Interaction meetings at site
Interaction meetings at INCOIS
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Feedback
We are blessed with the helpline facility for delivering OSF information and this
facility plays a significant role in our lives in such a way it my team and me
proceed for any fishing activity without any fear –
-Antony, 28, Fisherman, Kolachal, TN.
PMSSS on behalf of the target communities expresses its sincere appreciation
and thanks to INCOIS for its valuable, timely advise, support and guidance
during the emergency situation
- PMSSS, TN.
The OSF data/images are very accurate and useful which keeps us updated
during sailing. The OSF reports are very important for our passenger vessels
sailing always in low pressure areas like Andaman sea-
-Master MV Swarajdweep, SCI.
It has been observed during the recent operations that the forecast provided
by INCOIS has closely matched with that of the actuals and has been well
appreciated by the operation co-coordinator-
Commander Mangal Kakkad, Navy.
• User demanded and priority based
• End to end Forecast service System
• Community based Real time observation and Validation
systems.
• Exploiting the latest technologies (SMS, email, social
networks, electronic display boards etc) for the dissemination
• Noval ways for popularization (religious, spiritual and political
leaders for popularization).
• Focussed research and development to improve the quality of
the services
• Periodic evaluation of the services considering user
feedbacks
• Collaboration with NGOs for reaching out to the coastal
population
Thus, Indian Ocean Forecast System is……………..