Research priorities in support of ocean monitoring and forecasting at the  Met Office

Siddorn, J. R.; Good, S. A.; Harris, C. M.; Lewis, H. W.; Maksymczuk, J.; Martin, M. J.; Saulter, A.

doi:https://doi.org/10.5194/os-12-217-2016

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https://doi.org/10.5194/os-12-217-2016

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https://doi.org/10.5194/os-12-217-2016

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04 Feb 2016

Research article |

| 04 Feb 2016

Research priorities in support of ocean monitoring and forecasting at the Met Office

J. R. Siddorn, S. A. Good, C. M. Harris, H. W. Lewis, J. Maksymczuk, M. J. Martin, and A. Saulter

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RC C1242: 'OS Special issue on Operational oceanography in Europe 2014 in support of blue and green growth.', Johnny A. Johannessen, 23 Nov 2015
- AC C1335: 'Response to reviewers comments', John Siddorn, 21 Dec 2015
RC C1301: 'Review comments on “Research priorities in support of ocean monitoring and forecasting at the Met Office” by Siddorn et al.', Jun She, 13 Dec 2015
- AC C1336: 'Response to reviewers comments', John Siddorn, 21 Dec 2015
EC C1413: 'Manuscript accepted for publication in ocean sciences', Pierre-Yves Le Traon, 05 Jan 2016
- AC C1414: 'Editors review', John Siddorn, 05 Jan 2016

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Short summary

The Met Office provides a range of services in the marine environment. To support these services, and to ensure they evolve to meet the demands of users and are based on the best available science, a number of scientific challenges need to be addressed. The paper summarises the key challenges, and highlights some priorities for the ocean monitoring and forecasting research group at the Met Office.