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Lively Data, 2005

Dec. 15, 2005: About Eddy Kinetic Energy (1/2): Mesoscale phenomena studies using satellite altimetry allow us a global observation of eddy variability. The LAS uses here the U and V meridian and zonal geostrophic currents components.
Nov. 17, 2005: Averages in slice: Temporal or spatial vizualisation, comparison..., it is quite easy to use statistics with the Live Access Server.
Oct. 14, 2005: Wind and waves: Mapping Wind datasets from altimetry, in the Gulf of Mexico area and in late august 2005, gives a vizualisation of Katrina hurricane.
Sep. 15, 2005: Anomalies in geostrophic currents: Live Access Server enable you to plot two sorts of geostrophic currents: absolute geostrophic velocities or geostrophic velocity anomalies
Aug. 17, 2005: The seasons of the Gulf Stream: The Gulf Stream is subject to seasonal variations in terms of both geographic location and intensity : it appears further north in October than in April and also more intense
July 13, 2005: Variations on MDT: Illustration around the MDT which represents the stationnary component of total current, so MDT is still the same from a date to another.
June 17, 2005: Kuroshio and Gulf Stream: Observing oceanic variability (e.g Absolute Dynamic Topography's variance) within North Pacific and Atlantic basins via the LAS is an interesting way to show Kuroshio and Gulf Stream.
May 23, 2005: Looks on indian monsoon: In this Lively Data, we can visualize wind's variability via annual mean and variance of wind modulus.
Apr. 20, 2005: Geostrophic velocities on the loop: The Loop Current is one of the most peculiar currents: it goes in the Gulf of Mexico by the Yucatan Strait. From the main current, warm eddies are shredded, around which strong currents turn.
March 18, 2005: Resolution and smoothing: Different spatial resolutions are represented with the LAS : the options like "smooth" and "raster" enable you to make your choice.
Feb. 15, 2005: Waves in statistics: Waves in statistics : minimum, maximum, mean and variance of significant wave heights over one year, all over the globe.
Jan. 17, 2005: The right color scale for the right data: A few example of Sea Level Anomalies visualization with different color scales. Application to the Benguela current.