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GMES Marine Service:MyOcean,MyOcean2
ECOMFP. Bahurel
EUMETSAT - MyOcean Meeting – 25 April 2012 - Darmstadt
• Introduction
• What MyOcean has delivered• What is MyOcean2• What is ECOMF
• Conclusion, with the links Eumetsat/MyOcean
Introduction
GMES Marine service, implementation steps with EC
GMES Implementation (2004-2014)– FP6 MERSEA (2004-2008)
• Set up a common R&D, prepare a system
– FP7 MyOcean (2009-2012)• Set up a European integrated system, and open the service to users
– FP7 MyOcean2 (2012-2014)• Develop and improve the service, work for sustainability
GMES operations (2014 onwards)– ECOMF, European Centre for Ocean Monitoring and Forecasting
• A GMES Marine service sustained for users
MyOcean (3 years) & MyOcean2 (2,5 years)~60 partners from ~28 countries~11 M€/year EC Grant
Our organization, (and who is visiting you)
GENERAL ASSEMBLY 59 partners BOARD
P Bahurel (coord.)M Bell, J Johannessen, PY Le Traon, K Nittis,
N Pinardi, J She (Sec: A Podaire)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Executive Committee Bureau
J Dorandeu (proj. manager), B Hackett, M
Tonani, S Pouliquen, A Sellar
WP1: Dorandeu
WP2: Obaton WP3: Nolan WP4: Lake
WP5 Dombrowsky WP6: Bertino WP7: Huess WP8: Hines WP9: Alvarez WP10: Tonani WP11 Korotaev
WP18: MasinaWP17: Sellar WP19: Stanev
WP13: BreivikWP12: Larnicol WP14: Santoleri WP15: Pouliquen WP16: Claverie
Project Management Office
J Dorandeu, M Fabardines, C Thomas, F Hernandez, L Cherdel, C Labrousse
Core User Group
MyOcean Adv. Committee
Scientific Adv. Committee
Stakeholders
Users
Research
1. What MyOcean has delivered:
a) a demonstration of the marine « core service » concept
SYSTEMSE
RVIC
EINTERMEDIATE
USERS
Marine safety
Marine & coastal environment
Climate seasonal &weather forecasting
Marine Resources
b) A catalogue of marine « common denominator » data
• Currents,• Temperature,• Salinity• Sea Level,• Sea Ice, • Surface winds• Biogeochemistry
• 239 products
c) A comprehensive and consistent description of the ocean
• All areas
• In Situ Observations• Satellite Observations• Assimilative Models
• Real-time• Reanalyses
d) A single and easy access point for users www.myocean.eu
DISCOVER
VIEW
DOWNLOAD
Open & Free
Services
Data Policy
e) A pan-European system organization to produce marine information
5 THEMATIC ASSEMBLY CENTRES
7 MONITORING AND FORECASTING CENTRES
60 PARTNERS in FP7 MyOcean & MyOcean2 projects
14 MAIN OPERATORS for the main service functions
f) An information system to manage the data flows
g) A methodology and organization to handle complex system evolution
• A common approach at a pan-European scale to manage system & service evolutions
• A high-level review group, with EC evaluators and external experts
• 2 major updates in 3 years
CDKP
PRR
VARR
Service Transition (V1)
CriticalSub-Systems(MIS & Web Portal)
Impl. V1
Int. CSS Ver.
Deploy. Val.
Service Design
Service DesignService Definition (V1 + V2)
System Definition
Operation of V0
Analysis
Design
Analysis
Design
ServiceDefinition (V1 + V2)
PDR
PDR
SRR
I&VV1
Int. PCs stream1 V1
VARR
Operation of V1
Transition (V1)
Impl. V2 I&V V2 Corrective Maintenance
Service Transition (V2)
Deploy. Val.
V2
I&V PCsstream2 V1
I&V PCs V2
Int. all PCs
Int. CSS Ver.
ServiceDefinition (V1 + V2)
Service Design Service Transition (V1)
Production Centres
Impl. V1Analysis
Design
PDR
I&V V1 Impl. V2 I&V V2 Corrective
Maintenance
Top-Level
V1 V2
KOFF
PCR
VRR VARR
VRR
VARR
VARR VARR
PRR
POR1 POR2
VRR VRR
VRR
VRR
h) A service desk
Providing assistanceConnecting users and experts
i) Service Level Agreements
• Around 1000 standard Service Level Agreements today
• Specific management for major accounts
EEA
j) A project organization to work on user’s uptake
• A WP gathering of « reference intermediate users »
• The Core User Group• A set of User Requirement
Documents (URDs)
User TrainingBologna July 2011
User ForumStockholm, April 2011
k) A pan-European organization to run the present and prepare the future
• Annual meetings with partners
• A project management, central and distributed
• A Board, with advisory committees for stakeholders, for users and for science
• Contract, project and service coordination, between partners and EC
ECOMF
A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S S N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
l) A growing number of users
2009 2010 2011 2012
April 2011
May 2011
June 2011
July 2011
August
2011
Septem
ber 2011
October
2011
November
2011
December
2011
January
2012
Febru
ary 2012
March 2012
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
602 (1 jan)715 (1 feb)
1009 (26 march)855 (1 march)
Service v1
Service v2Service v0
m) A good repartition of users
Users in 65 different countries (25 EU members)
A fair repartition in application areas
And 67% of users using the core service in more than one sector
27%
25%
17%
30%
Marine safety
Marine & coastal environment
Climate seasonal &weather forecasting
Marine Resources
n) A positive momentum to move from MyOcean to MyOcean2
• a GMES Marine Service– for ocean monitoring and forecasting
• 1000 users– User #1000 registered on Friday 23 March 2012
• 1000 requests/day– 30 000 requests in January 2012 and in February 2012
2. What is MyOcean2
MyOcean2
• 2,5 year project (April 2012 – September 2014), with 60 partners, and a EU Grant of 28 M€
• A continuation of MyOcean1 focussing further on the service to users, and with improvements based on MyOcean experience
• Some priorities: continuous updates in the catalogue, quality assessment, reanalyses & multi-year assessment, user uptake
MyOcean2: 3 Blocks of activities
5. MFCGLO
6. MFCARC
7. MFCBAL
8. MFCNWS
9. MFCIBI
10. MFCMED
11. MFCBS
12. TACSL
13. TACOC
14. TACOSI
15. TACIS
16.Central
Info Syst
2. Service
Block B(System of Systems)
Development, Production
Operations, Service
17. ProductQuality
19.Scientific & Technical
Evol
Block C(Cross-cutting)
Science, assessmentand service evolution
18. Reanalysis
Implementation
4.Outreach &
Training
Block A(Management & Core Service)
Strategy, ProjectService, System,
Added-ValueOutreach
3.National
Users
1.Management
MyOcean2: 3 Blocks of activities
5. MFCGLO
6. MFCARC
7. MFCBAL
8. MFCNWS
9. MFCIBI
10. MFCMED
11. MFCBS
12. TACSL
13. TACOC
14. TACOSI
15. TACIS
16.Central
Info Syst
2. Service
Block B(System of Systems)
Development, Production
Operations, Service
17. ProductQuality
19.Scientific & Technical
Evol
Block C(Cross-cutting)
Science, assessmentand service evolution
18. Reanalysis
Implementation
4.Outreach &
Training
Block A(Management & Core Service)
Strategy, ProjectService, System,
Added-ValueOutreach
3.National
Users
1.Management
A single TAC for SST, Sea Ice & Wind
A simplified service
organization
More effort towards and with our users’
community
Building cross-cutting added-value
MyOcean2, a project for users
Users
Service Desk
User SurveyService
monitoring
User uptake
Training, Outreach,
Comm.
Science,CalVal
Reanalyses
Users can be:EU citizens,Private sectorNational, regional systemsIntergovernmental bodies,European agencies…..Intermediate users, End users
User strategy& coord
WP2
WP2
WP3WP4
WP17WP18WP19
WP1
3. What is ECOMFEuropean Centre for Ocean Monitoring and Forecasting
What is ECOMF?
This is the organization delivering the ocean monitoring and forecasting component of the GMES Marine Service
ECOMF
Why do we need ECOMF?For implementing a sustainable provision scheme for
the Ocean Monitoring & Forecasting component of the GMES Marine Service
Capitalizing on the achievements of MyOcean and previous projects• More than 10 years needed for reaching the current state…, this would have
– and will – not be possible without GMESCapitalizing on the Investments on observation infrastructure• Have been done & will continue for space systems• Must be consolidated for in-situ systems• This necessarily leads to a “MyOcean-like” service
Whatever the future configuration of GMES will be,there is need for a solid service infrastructure
and organization to be ready by 2014
The components of the European Operational Oceanography Infrastructure
ECOMF
A “European Centre”taking care of the core service part, pooling high level investments, simplifying interfaces, delivering common-need data
Effort on ”ECOMF”A “European community
of marine centres”, adding value for users, collecting observations, delivering services, taking care of
national interests, sharing skills and practices
Effort on national components
Sea Level
Ocean Color
Sea Surface Temp.
Sea Ice & Wind
In Situ
Arctic Ocean
Baltic Sea
Atlantic NWS
Atlantic IBI
Mediterranean Sea
Global Ocean
Black Sea
5 Thematic Assembly Centres
7 Monitoring and Forecasting Centres
Observations Models
ServiceDesk
Building ECOMFon MyOcean architecture…
Sea Level
Ocean Color
Sea Surface Temp.
Sea Ice & Wind
In Situ
Arctic Ocean
Baltic Sea
Atlantic NWS
Atlantic IBI
Mediterranean Sea
Global Ocean
Black Sea
5 Thematic Assembly Centres
7 Monitoring and Forecasting Centres
Observations Models
ServiceDesk
… and core components…
ECOMF timeframe…
• 2011: ECOMF emerging– Signal sent to European stakeholders: the ECOMF process is kicked-off– MoU signed by 14 key partners for ECOMF preparation
• 2012: ECOMF design– Scope, service content, implementation options, legal form, – Links/partnerships with stakeholders, funding schemes, governance
• 2013: ECOMF implementation– Assuming that GMES funding scheme is known, progressive implementation of ECOMF
; arrangements with EC and stakeholders
• 2014: ECOMF ready for transition– End of MyOcean2, transition to GMES operations
2011, kick-off
2012, design
2013, implement.
2014, ready
1st round: the MoU between the core production partners
Signed on 10 Feb 2014, by 14 MyOcean key partnersfor preparing the ECOMF definition
Short-term (2012) actions
– Define the key elements of ECOMF:
• Functionalities, architecture, legal status, governance, funding approach
• Several implementation options to be considered
– Link with European & national stakeholders
• Discussions based on ECOMF implementation options
• Partnerships to be sought
2nd round: Partnership(s)for the full value chain…
• Partnership(s) with National Centres – including the Downscaling Forecasting Centres of ROOSES– Form a group of “strategic partners” with the national centres
leading operational oceanography in Member States – Goal: Ensure the necessary links between Member States
Centres and ECOMF, and the national uptake of the service – Proposition: hold a “strategic partners” meeting in fall 2012
2nd round: Partnershipsfor the full value chain…
• Partnerships with European stakeholders– Link with Eumetsat for space observations, EEA &
EuroGOOS for in situ observations, EuroGOOS for European partnerships in operational oceanography
– Goal: ensure the necessary links upstream with observation providersdownstream with centres and projects
– Bilateral meetings in 2012
Conclusion, EUMETSAT and us
6 main issues
1. [upstream] EUMETSAT observation data for MyOcean
2. [downstream] EUMETSAT & MyOcean users
3. [service] EUMETSAT & marine component of climate
4. [methodology] EUMETSAT in MyOcean review & guidance
5. [structuration] EUMETSAT & ECOMF6. [international] EUMETSAT & international cooperation in
operational oceanography (inc. training)
6 main issues
1. [upstream] EUMETSAT observation data for MyOcean
2. [downstream] EUMETSAT & MyOcean users
3. [service] EUMETSAT & marine component of climate
4. [methodology] EUMETSAT in MyOcean review & guidance
5. [structuration] EUMETSAT & ECOMF6. [international] EUMETSAT & international cooperation in
operational oceanography (inc. training)
EUMETSAT observations for the GMES Marine Service
EUMETSAT missions feed the MyOcean service• Jason-2 derived Sea Surface Topography• MSG & EPS derived SST, Sea Ice & Surface Winds
Future missions operated by EUMETSAT will continue• Jason series for Sea Surface Topography• Sentinel-3 for Sea Surface Topography, SST, ocean color, …• MTG & post-EPS for SST, Sea Ice, Winds…
Need to consolidate the EUMETSAT & MyOcean/ECOMF respective scopes of activities (level of processing,
mono- & multi-sensor, cal/val, ….)
EUMETSAT in MyOcean review & guidance
MyOcean Review Process• MyOcean Review Process inspired by EUMETSAT processes • Lorenzo Sarlo (co-chair) & Frederic Gasiglia (member) of the MyOcean Review
Board: thanks for the strong & more than helpful involvement
MyOcean Advisory Committee• Lorenzo Sarlo & Paul Counet as EUMETSAT representatives
We hope that it will continue for MyOcean2Importance of MyOcean2 Review Process
(inspired by EUMETSAT CDOP one)
6 main issues
1. [upstream] EUMETSAT observation data for MyOcean
2. [downstream] EUMETSAT & MyOcean users
3. [service] EUMETSAT & marine component of climate
4. [methodology] EUMETSAT in MyOcean review & guidance
5. [structuration] EUMETSAT & ECOMF6. [international] EUMETSAT & international cooperation in
operational oceanography (inc. training)