8th EGO Workshop - The EGO Network

8th EGO Meeting

8th EGO Meeting, 20-24 May 2019, Rutgers Univ., New Jersey, USA

website of the UG2/EGO international workshop: https://gliders.ioos.us/ug2_ego_2019/

The 8th EGO Meeting and International Glider Workshop will run for 3-4 days and be structured into presentations, panels, breakout groups, and poster sessions by thematic areas:

Global Observations and Harmonizing Glider Efforts (Roles of Gliders in Global Observations, Data management and GDACs alignment, Leveraging Partners/Collaboration)
OceanObs’19 Theme Areas (Boundary Currents, Storms, Water Transformation/Mixing zones)
New Developments (New Sensors, Emerging Requirements, Novel Glider Applications)
Extreme Environments (Sea Ice, Currents, Storms, Maritime Traffic)
Operational Glider Activity (Reliability of Operations, Legal Implications, Single Vehicle / Fleet strategies, Sustained Monitoring, Event Monitoring)

Final meeting report : EGO 8th final meeting report

Participant	Institution	Title	Presentation
P. Testor	CNRS	Welcome from EGO	presentation
B. De Young	MUN	OceanGliders: introduction and overview
E. Heslop	IOC	Setting the Stage for Best Practices
V. Turpin	JCOMMOPS	JCOMMOPS: introduction and overview	presentation
S. Glenn	Rutgers	Ocean Gliders in Tropical Cyclone Forecasting	presentation
G. Goni	NOAA	A NOAA plan to enhance underwater glider observations during the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season	presentation
H. S. Lim	KIOST	Deintensification of typhoon Soulik by a rapid ocean destratification in the coastal waters of west Jeju Island, Korea	presentation
J. O'Callaghan	NIWA	Oceanic extent of buoyant river plume after high-intensity rainfall from storm events revealed by an ocean glider	presentation
M. Aristizabal	Rutgers	Impact of glider data assimilation on the Global Ocean Forecasting System during the 2018 hurricane season	presentation
S. DiMarco	TAMU	Applications of Buoyancy Gliders in the Western Gulf of Mexico: Loop Current Dynamics, Coastal Hypoxia, Ocean Noise, Acidification, and Hurricane Intensification	presentation
W. Douglas Wilson	OOI	Glider Operations in the US Virgin Islands in 2018	presentation
Daniel Rudnick	SCRIPPS	OceanGliders Boundary Ocean Observing Network	presentation
E. Heslop	IOC	Monitoring and resolving sub-seasonal to inter-annual variability through a choke point in the Western Mediterranean Sea circulation, using gliders and models	presentation
B. Barceló-Llull	APL-IMEDEA	Temporal and spatial hydrodynamic variability in the Mallorca channel (western Mediterranean Sea) from eight years of underwater glider data	presentation
J. Heiderich	MIT/WHOI	Along-stream evolution of Gulf Stream transport	presentation
R. E. Todd	WHOI	Observations of shelf-deep ocean exchange at Cape Hatteras	presentation
L. Houpert	NOCS	Structure and transport of the North Atlantic Current in the eastern subpolar gyre from sustained glider observations	presentation
D. Gong	VIMS	Glider Observations of the Arctic Ocean - Opportunities, Challenges, and Next steps	presentation
K. Zaba	SCRIPPS	A Climatology of the California Underwater Glider Network	presentation
G. Castelão	SCRIPPS	A Climatology of fluorescence off the California Coast	presentation
P. Testor	LOCEAN	OceanGliders Water mass transformation	presentation
A. Sanchez-Rios	OSU	Coordinated surveys using Slocum gliders and free-floating drifters for tracking frontal features	presentation
F. Margirier	LOCEAN	Sustained intense monitoring of the deep convective area in the Northwestern Mediterranean	presentation
K. Jhugroo	NIWA	Fine-scale glider observations of submesoscale eddies in Central New Zealand	presentation
K. Mallil	LOCEAN/ENSSMAL	Assessing submesoscale activity in the Algerian Basin and its role in the horizontal water mass distribution using gliders	presentation
T. Wagawa	FRA	Observations of oceanic fronts and water-mass properties in the central Japan Sea: hydrographic surveys from gliders	presentation
W. Brown	SMAST	The Summer Warming of the MAB [Mid-Atlantic Bight] Cold Pool from an Ocean Glider Perspective	presentation
R. Arena	SMAST	3D Visualization of Glider Data through Eigenmode Expansions	presentation
L. Eyouni	KAUST	Physical and Biochemical Characteristics of the Central and Northern Red Sea During Winter 2019	presentation
N. Zarokanellos	SOCIB	Physical and biochemical high-resolution variability of the Almeria-Oran front in the spring to summer transition	presentation
F. Bourrin	CEFREM	Study Sediment Dynamics using Coastal Gliders	presentation
K. Tremblay	SMAST	Using Ocean Glider Observations to Assess Upwelling and Hypoxia Along the Northern New Jersey Coast during September 2013	presentation
F. Carvalho	NOC	Insights on the Biological Carbon Pump from high-resolution glider measurements	presentation
L. Wiltsee	Rutgers	Glider-Based Assessment of the Susceptibility of Important Commercial Fishery Habitats to Ocean Acidification	presentation
A. Comeau	CEOTR	Tracking marine animals and measuring their habitats using gliders	presentation
K. Hudson	University of Delaware	Using a coordinated glider fleet to investigate drivers of a biological hotspot in the Western Antarctic Peninsula	presentation
S. Nardelli	Rutgers	Tracking krill distributions using a glider in Palmer Deep canyon, a West Antarctic Peninsula penguin and whale foraging hot spot	presentation
D. Hayes	OC-UCY	OceanGliders Data Management	presentation
D. Petraitis	NDBC	Distribution of Glider Data	presentation
J. Buck	BODC	Oceanids Command and Control (C2) data, the UK glider DAC status, and connecting glider data infrastructure in the SeaDataCloud project	presentation
B. Fratantonio	RPS	Recent and Upcoming Developments at the U.S. IOOS Glider Data Assembly Center	presentation
K. O'Brien	NOAA	Harmonizing Glider Data Access with ERDDAP [Environmental Research Division's Data Access Program]	presentation
M. Bushnell	U.S. IOOS	Quality Assurance of Real-Time Ocean Data and Ocean Best Practices – Tools to Support Harmonized Glider Quality Control and Best Practices	presentation
C. Reiss	NOAA	Gliders and the U.S. AMLR Program: Developing an autonomous monitoring and assessment program in the Antarctic	presentation
J. Melkonian	DTINSU	Managing failures and issues in the French National Glider Facility	presentation
A. Lorenzo-Lopez	NOC	Oceanids - Developing a Command & Control System for the UK Long range Fleet	presentation
R. Currier	GCOOS-RA/TAMU	GANDALF: The Gulf AUV Network and Data Archiving Long-term Storage Facility	presentation
R. Delgado	USM	Development of Unmanned Maritime System Pilot Training	presentation
C. Barrera	PLOCAN	Expanding observational capabilities in the Macaronesia region with ocean gliders	presentation
D. Diehl	SCC-WRP	Hurdles encountered with AUVs for routine offshore water quality monitoring in Southern California	presentation
A. Adenaya	NOCS	An explanation of how we can communicate with a Slocum glider’s science bay with a non-pumped CTD and a Sea-glider’s CT boards	presentation
G. Cutter	NOAA	Glider-based acoustics in the Antarctic	presentation
G. Krahmann	GEOMAR	Nitrate observations with autonomous gliders	presentation
G. Saba	Rutgers	The development and validation of a profiling glider deep ISFET [Ion-Sensitive Field-Effect Transistor]-based pH sensor for high-resolution observations of coastal and ocean acidification	presentation
L. Merckelbach	HZG	A glider flight model for ocean microstructure gliders
P. Cauchy	UEA	Passive Acoustic Monitoring from gliders to monitor the oceanic environment: Applications to air-sea interaction studies, ecology, and conservation; good practices, challenges, and suggested developments	presentation
T. Miles	Rutgers	Suspended particle characteristics from a glider integrated LISST [Laser In-Situ Scattering and Transmissiometry] sensor	presentation
K. Heywood	UEA	A new approach for deploying an ocean glider in remote locations	presentation
M. Gentil	University of Perpignan	Coastal current estimates from Glider mounted ADCP [Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler]	presentation
A. Lohrmann	Nortek	Low-drag glider development	presentation
C. Edwards	UG-SIO	Expanding autonomy - integrating data streams to optimize glider sampling	presentation

Posters session

Title	Author	Institute
TERRIFIC	E. Frajka-Williams	NOC
PLOCAN glider Infrastructure	C. Barrera	PLOCAN
Chlorophyll algorythm	H. Smith
Gliders QC	L. Nazzaro	Rutgers
Halifax Line	M. Belzile	DFO
AZMP	D. Herbert	DFO
GOCART	S Hanson	NOC
Oxgen Calibration	A. S. Ren	SCRIPPS
DOI	G. Castelao	SCRIPPS
Adriatic Convection	E. Mauri	OGS
Under Ice	A. Cossio	BAS
Seasonal variabilitiy of the thermocline in the Baltic Sea	K. Salm	TTU
submarine canyons	D. Wang	VIMS