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This project involved the largest operation-  OceanPredict, new challenges are now   time, always employing the Hybrid Coordi-  30 days, the errors of the SST predictions in
 al oceanography centers in the world and  being discussed, in particular how opera-  nate Ocean Model (HYCOM) (MELLO et al.,   relation to the analyses reached an average
 supported the planning and carrying out of  tional oceanography will support the de-  2013; TANAJURA,  et al., 2013). Today, a   of 0.5 ºC and, without assimilation, around
 scientific studies involving the improvement  velopments of the United Nations Decade   grid with 1/12  of horizontal resolution and   1 ºC. The SSHA correlations of the pre-
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 of in situ and sensing observation systems,  of Ocean Science Program for Sustainable   32 vertical layers is used over the Atlantic   dictions initialized with assimilation were
 oceanographic data assimilation methods  Development and all the services to society   Ocean and part of the Indian Ocean (60 W   about 0.8, and, without assimilation, less
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 and ocean models (CUMMINGS  et al.,  and the Blue Economy that are expected.  – 40 E, 78 S – 50 N) and a grid with 1/24    than 0.6. Other results on the predictabil-
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 2009; DAVIDSON  et al., 2009). In 2009,   REMO: first operational numerical   and 32 layers for Metarea V that considers   ity of HYCOM+RODAS in a window of up
 GODAE was terminated, and its legacy was   prediction system with assimilation in   the effects of tides. The system is initialized   to 3 days were accessed in Tanajura et al.
 passed on to GODAE OceanView (BELL et   Latin America  by the REMO Ocean Data Assimilation Sys-  (2020) and Santana et al. (2020). Reduc-
 al., 2015). In this new stage, the same gen-  tem (RODAS) (TANAJURA et al., 2014; MI-  tions in SST prediction errors were greater
 eral objectives of GODAE were maintained,   In Brazil, a major advance in operational   GNAC et al., 2015; TANAJURA et al., 2020,   than 50% and increases in SSH correlation
 but the work was adapted to meet new de-  oceanography was made in 2007 with the   SANTANA et al., 2020; DORFSCHÄFER et   greater than 40%. These examples demon-
 mands for the development of operational  creation of the Oceanographic Modeling   al., 2020), based on the ensemble optimal   strate the great importance of observations
 coastal oceanography, regional forecasting  and Observation Network (REMO), with   interpolation method (EnOI), very suitable   and assimilation in the predictive system.
 systems with  high  spatial  resolution  and  resources from Petrobras and the Nation-  for operational use in view of its relatively   In addition to being used in forecasts,
 better dissemination of observational and  al Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and   low computational cost (EVENSEN, 2003;   objective analyses can positively contribute
 forecasting products or simulation. Still,  Biofuels (ANP) (LIMA  et al., 2013; TANA-  OKE and SCHILLER, 2007; COUNILLON   to a better understanding of physical and/
 scientific challenges are permanently faced  JURA et al., 2013; MELLO et al., 2013). A   and BERTINO, 2009). The HYCOM+RODAS   or biogeochemical processes in the oceans,
 with the implementation of new monitor-  consortium comprising UFBA, UFRJ, FURG,   operating at the CHM produces daily fore-  since, as they are more accurate than pure-
 ing systems offering new data, such as the  USP, IEAPM, the Centro de Hidrografia da   casts in the 5-day window for the entire At-  ly model fields, they can also offer more ac-
 salinity of the sea surface obtained by the  Marinha (CHM) and CENPES/Petrobras   lantic Ocean forced by atmospheric fields   curate diagnoses of the circulation and the
 Soil  Moisture  and  Ocean  Salinity  (SMOS)  supported the development in ocean mod-  predicted by the Global Forecasting System   variability of the oceans. Once the quality of
 satellite from 2009 (REUL  et al., 2014),  eling and data assimilation, with the CHM   (GFS) model of the National Centers for En-  the analyses is proven, they can also serve as
 that can and should be assimilated in or-  as the operational center. Today, the insti-  vironmental Prediction (NCEP) of NOAA on   a complement to observational monitoring
 der to improve the initial condition of the  tutions that form REMO are UFBA, UFRJ,   the 1/12  grid and by the COSMO model   and a reference for evaluating the quality
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 forecasting systems (MARTIN et al., 2016;  CENPES and CHM, but new collaborations   integrated into the CHM in the 1/24  grid.   of simulations and predictions. In addition,
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 TRANCHANT et al., 2019). The SMOS data,  are being established, aiming at strength-  HYCOM+RODAS is now able to assimilate:   they can support many other users asso-
 however, are subject to large errors and are  ening operational oceanography in Brazil   (i) SSTfields; (ii) SSH or SSH anomaly (SSHA)   ciated with the marine environment. For
 not yet used operationally, despite their po-  and abroad.  data gridded or along the satellite track;   example, the TAMAR Project, dedicated to
 tential for better understanding of process-  As a result of REMO, the first operation-  and (iii) T/S vertical profile data from Argo   the conservation of sea turtles, used REMO
 es such as the interaction of the Amazon  al short-term ocean numerical forecasting   profilers, CTDs, XBTs, PIRATA (MIGNAC et   products to investigate the migration and
 River plume with the western tropical At-  system (up to 5 days) with assimilation of   al., 2015; SANTANA et al., 2020; TANAJU-  dispersion of sea turtles in the South Atlan-
 lantic circulation (VARONA et al., 2019). In  oceanographic data in Latin America was   RA et al., 2020).  tic (MANSFIELD et al., 2017).
 2019, GODAE OceanView was terminated  implemented at CHM in August 2009. The   The positive impact that data assimila-  The analyses complement efforts in
 and OceanPredict started. Today, 12 coun-  first  results  were  publicly  offered  in  the   tion can have on the prediction of thermo-  the implantation and improvement of ob-
 tries participate in OceanPredict: Australia,  beginning of 2010. This achievement led   haline structure and SST and SSH anomalies   servational systems through the so-called
 Brazil, Canada, South Korea, China, USA,  REMO to be admitted to the GODAE Ocean-  of the HYCOM+RODAS system over a 30-  experiments with observational systems
 France, Italy, India, Japan, and Norway, in  View in late 2010. The prediction system   day horizon at Metarea V was demonstrat-  (OSEs - Observing System Experiments)
 addition to the European Community. In  with assimilation has been improved over   ed in Carvalho et al. (2019). At the end of   and experiments to simulate observational



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