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C-HARM v2 2-Day Forecast, Pseudo-nitzschia, cellular domoic acid, and particular domoic acid probability, California and Southern Oregon coast, 2022-present
2022-12-02
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Clarissa Anderson
UCSC, UCSD
cra002@ucsd.edu
https://data.cencoos.org/#search?type_group=all&query=hab&page=1
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Dale Robinson, Christopher Edwards, Raphe Kudela, Clarissa Anderson
dale.robinson@noaa.gov, cedwards@ucsc.edu, kudela@ucsc.edu, cra002@ucsd.edu
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The C-HARM model generates nowcast and forecasts of the probability of Pseudo-nitzschia concentrations of in excess of 10,000 cells/L, the probability of particulate domoic acid > 500 nanograms/L, and the probability of cellular domoic acid > 10 picograms/cell in California and Southern Oregon coastal water. Inputs for the model include near real-time satellite observations gap-filled chlorophyll a, 486nm reflectance, and 551nm reflectance fields from the S-NPP NOAA VIIRS sensor plus nowcast and forecast data of surface salinity, sea surface temperature, and surface currents from WCOFS ROMS. The chlorophyll a, reflectance, temperature, and surface current fields are included in the dataset
UCSC UCSDWe thank NOAA CoastWatch West Coast Node (https://coastwatch.pfeg.noaa.gov/) for generating C-HARM model output and NOAA Southwest Fisheries (https://swfsc.noaa.gov/) for serving the data and computing resources. ROMS model data was provided by the West Coast Operational Forecast System (https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/ofs/dev/wcofs/wcofs.html). Ocean color data provided by NOAA CoastWatch (https://coastwatch.noaa.gov/cw/satellite-data-products/ocean-color/near-real-time/viirs-single-sensor.html). This project was supported by the NOAA Coastal and Ocean Modeling Testbed Project (NOAA-NOS-IOOS-2018-2005452), award NA18NOS0120161 to Dr. Christopher Edwards.
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cra002@ucsd.edu
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C-HARM v2 2-Day Forecast, Pseudo-nitzschia, cellular domoic acid, and particular domoic acid probability, California and Southern Oregon coast, 2022-present
2022-12-02
creation
2022-12-02
issued
Clarissa Anderson
UCSC, UCSD
cra002@ucsd.edu
https://data.cencoos.org/#search?type_group=all&query=hab&page=1
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Dale Robinson, Christopher Edwards, Raphe Kudela, Clarissa Anderson
dale.robinson@noaa.gov, cedwards@ucsc.edu, kudela@ucsc.edu, cra002@ucsd.edu
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The C-HARM model generates nowcast and forecasts of the probability of Pseudo-nitzschia concentrations of in excess of 10,000 cells/L, the probability of particulate domoic acid > 500 nanograms/L, and the probability of cellular domoic acid > 10 picograms/cell in California and Southern Oregon coastal water. Inputs for the model include near real-time satellite observations gap-filled chlorophyll a, 486nm reflectance, and 551nm reflectance fields from the S-NPP NOAA VIIRS sensor plus nowcast and forecast data of surface salinity, sea surface temperature, and surface currents from WCOFS ROMS. The chlorophyll a, reflectance, temperature, and surface current fields are included in the dataset
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C-HARM v2 2-Day Forecast, Pseudo-nitzschia, cellular domoic acid, and particular domoic acid probability, California and Southern Oregon coast, 2022-present
2022-12-02
creation
2022-12-02
issued
Clarissa Anderson
UCSC, UCSD
cra002@ucsd.edu
https://data.cencoos.org/#search?type_group=all&query=hab&page=1
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Background Information
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Dale Robinson, Christopher Edwards, Raphe Kudela, Clarissa Anderson
dale.robinson@noaa.gov, cedwards@ucsc.edu, kudela@ucsc.edu, cra002@ucsd.edu
contributor
The C-HARM model generates nowcast and forecasts of the probability of Pseudo-nitzschia concentrations of in excess of 10,000 cells/L, the probability of particulate domoic acid > 500 nanograms/L, and the probability of cellular domoic acid > 10 picograms/cell in California and Southern Oregon coastal water. Inputs for the model include near real-time satellite observations gap-filled chlorophyll a, 486nm reflectance, and 551nm reflectance fields from the S-NPP NOAA VIIRS sensor plus nowcast and forecast data of surface salinity, sea surface temperature, and surface currents from WCOFS ROMS. The chlorophyll a, reflectance, temperature, and surface current fields are included in the dataset
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C-HARM v2 2-Day Forecast, Pseudo-nitzschia, cellular domoic acid, and particular domoic acid probability, California and Southern Oregon coast, 2022-present
2022-12-02
creation
2022-12-02
issued
Clarissa Anderson
UCSC, UCSD
cra002@ucsd.edu
https://data.cencoos.org/#search?type_group=all&query=hab&page=1
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Background Information
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originator
Dale Robinson, Christopher Edwards, Raphe Kudela, Clarissa Anderson
dale.robinson@noaa.gov, cedwards@ucsc.edu, kudela@ucsc.edu, cra002@ucsd.edu
contributor
The C-HARM model generates nowcast and forecasts of the probability of Pseudo-nitzschia concentrations of in excess of 10,000 cells/L, the probability of particulate domoic acid > 500 nanograms/L, and the probability of cellular domoic acid > 10 picograms/cell in California and Southern Oregon coastal water. Inputs for the model include near real-time satellite observations gap-filled chlorophyll a, 486nm reflectance, and 551nm reflectance fields from the S-NPP NOAA VIIRS sensor plus nowcast and forecast data of surface salinity, sea surface temperature, and surface currents from WCOFS ROMS. The chlorophyll a, reflectance, temperature, and surface current fields are included in the dataset
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Probability of Pseudo-nitzschia > 10,000 cells/L
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Probability of Cellular Domoic Acid > 10 picograms/cell
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Probability of Particulate Domoic Acid > 500 nanograms/L
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Roy Mendelssohn
NOAA NMFS SWFSC Environmental Research Division
+1 831-420-3666
110 McAllister Road
Santa Cruz
CA
95060
USA
erd.data@noaa.gov
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2022-12-02: DINEOF gap filling was applied to daily S-NPP NOAA VIIRS chlorophyll, 551nm reflectance, and 486nm reflectance fields extending back 180 days from today's date.
The gap-filled data plus salinity and temperature data from the CA-ROMS model were used as inputs to the C-HARM model to obtain nowcast.
ROMS current forecasts were used to advect the NOAA VIIRS data 1, 2, and 3 days into the future. Data gaps resulting from the advection were filled with a second DINEOF.
The advected gap-filled data plus salinity and temperature ROMS forecast data were used as inputs to the C-HARM model to obtain forecasts for 1, 2, and 3 days into the future.
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