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Lively Data, 2006

Dec. 21, 2006: Day by day, the Agulhas Current: New on the Duacs products : they are available on a daily basis and the temporal sampling gets improved. Example with the Agulhas current.
Nov. 27, 2006: El Niño conditions to come: The possibility of La Niña conditions in February 2006 was mentionend. Current conditions appear to be suitable for an El Niño event: this is an occasion to make some comparison using the LAS.
Oct. 17, 2006: Land effects vs land mask effects: Sometimes, like in coastal areas, the Live Access Server can provide some bizarre results
Sep. 22, 2006: Atlantic Ocean with steric effects: Steric effects are one of the most important contributation to sea surface height variability; they are due to the air differences in temperature between summer and winter. Example with ERS-2 satellite observations, in 2002.
Aug. 28, 2006: A breath of air in Arabian Sea: Example with seasonnal distribution of wind fields in the Arabic Sea.
Jul. 31, 2006: Near-Real Time vs Delayed Time: Difference between Delayed Time and Near-Real Time data.
Jun. 28, 2006: How is SLA distributed: For non-mesoscale studies such as climate analysis, the LAS data at a lower resolution (1°x1°) in Near-Real Time.
May 24, 2006: In Indian Ocean: The hurricane season on March in the Indian Ocean is highlighted by Maps of Sea Level Anomaly and wind fileds.
Apr. 21, 2006: Circumpolar velocities: Circumpolar current is depicted by its zonal component (U) which shows the general courant and its meridian component (V) which presents contrasting changes with the signature of an intense mesoscale variability .
Mar. 27, 2006: Ocean circulation data indicators: Comparison between previous and current MADT dataset : differences can reach 5 to 7 cm on the Gulf Stream.
Feb. 17, 2006: La Niña in sight: La Niña phenomenon is followed through longitud-time diagrams.
Jan. 17, 2006: About Eddy Kinetic Energy (2/2): Here is presented a method to compute and plot eddy kinetic energy (EKE) using Live Access Server. Example with the Brazil-Malvinas confluence.