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systems (OSSEs - Observing System Simula-  For example, from 2023 onwards, altime-    0 . .. ... .. ... . .. . ............
 tion Experiments). OSEs are sensitivity exper-  try data from the Surface Water and Ocean   100  0,2
 iments of analysis to observations that seek   Topography (SWOT) satellite will provide   Depth (m)  200  0  (m.s -1)
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 to identify the relative importance of obser-  new information about the submeso and   400  XBT  -0,2
 vational systems, or observed quantities, in   mesoscale circulation in the global ocean.       0  0,2
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 analysis and predictability (OKE et al., 2015;   Today there is a great effort underway in   Depth (m)  200  0  (m.s -1)
 FUJI et al., 2019; TANAJURA et al., 2020).  the main centers of operational ocean-  300  FREE  -0,2
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 For example, in Dorfschäfer  et al.   ography to carry out OSSEs and prepare     0           0,2
 (2020), an OSE was performed to identify   the assimilation and forecasting systems   Depth (m)  100  0  (m.s -1)
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 the importance of temperature data from   to receive this data (BONADUCE  et al.,   300  RODAS  -0,2
 XBTs in the HYCOM+RODAS system. In one   2018; FUJII  et al., 2019). The challenges   400
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 integration, SST, SSHA and T/S profiles from   are great, as the number of altimetric data   Depth (m)  100  0,2  (m.s -1)
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 Argo were assimilated and, in another in-  to be assimilated will increase by two or-  300  RODAS XBT - BKG  -0,2
 tegration, data from XBTs were included,   ders of magnitude and the associated er-  400
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 such as the NOAA AX-97 line between   rors will be correlated in time and space.   100       0,2
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 Vitória and Trindade Island, maintained in   However, the benefits they will bring are   Depth (m)  200  RODAS XBT - ANL  -0,2  (m.s -1)
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 NOAA’s partnership with MCTI in the con-  of enormous value, both for science and   400 - 40  -39  -38  -37  -36  -35  -34  -33  -32  -31
 text of the MOVAR project. Only when the   for a chain of services in the Blue Economy   Longitude
 XBTs  data were  assimilated  an  accurate   that thrive on scientific advances.  Source: Adapted from Dorfschäfer et al. (2020)
 representation of the meanderings of the   The operational oceanography value
                     Figure 1. Vertical section of me-
 Brazil  Current in  the Vitória-Trindade re-  chain  ridional velocity (m/s) along the line   tion. Third line: HYCOM+RODAS with
 gion was obtained. As shown in Figure 1,   of AX-97 XBTs (sensors position rep-  assimilation of SST, SSH and Argo T/S
                                                           profiles. Fourth line: HYCOM+RODAS
 despite the difference in magnitudes,  the   In the 1990s, emerging ocean forecast-  resented by black dots) on February   immediately before data assimilation
 complex structure of meridional velocities   ing centers, organized through the GODAE   27,  2012.  First  line:  speeds  estimated   from XBTs; Fifth line: HYCOM+RODAS
 is only well reproduced with the assimila-  community, adopted a step-by-step strate-  geostrophically from the data. Sec-  immediately after data assimilation
 tion of XBT data. This result indicates that   gy to serve specific users (BELL et al., 2009).   ond line: HYCOM without assimila-  from XBTs.XBTs.
 if there were a permanent monitoring of   Operational centers created and supported
 T/S profiles, with gliders, for example, in   government efforts, initially focusing on rou-
 the region, the Brazil Current could be bet-  tinely providing large-scale ocean products   i.e., basic ocean variables in the native grids of   This  development  mechanism  has  been
 ter reproduced and predicted in the short   with  the  most  reliable  models,  observation   the models, which were easy to manipulate   successfully supported in Europe through
 term by HYCOM+RODAS. Thus, OSEs can   systems, and assimilation techniques avail-  by non-expert modeling users (BAHUREL et   the GMES program with the MERSEA and
 effectively contribute to the sustainability   able at the time. Obvious users of these   al., 2009). This later led to more established   MyOcean projects (e.g., JOHANNESSEN et
 of observational systems and to a better   early products were the oceanography   models and products dedicated to a group   al., 2006; BAHUREL et al., 2009). This strat-
 planning of their future configurations.  and meteorology research community and   of “middle users” who could better define a   egy still prevails today around the world:
 OSSEs are used to support the imple-  weather and climate forecasting centers in-  wide range of applications and end users and   only government initiatives with public re-
 mentation of new observational systems, in   terested in seeing how a more realistic rep-  whether a given application was econom-  sources over decades can sustain the nec-
 which synthetic data are used to enable the   resentation of ocean surface dynamics in   ically reliable. In this way, end users paved   essary developments of satellites and in
 system to assimilate new data and investi-  real  time  could  improve  the  representation   the way for “intermediate users” to trans-  situ observational systems capable of pro-
 gate the possible impact that this data will   of atmospheric fields. The “core” of these   form basic products into useful products   viding observations describing the physical,
 have on the analysis and predictor system.   ocean products was based on model outputs,   and services for the Blue Economy market.   biogeochemical and ecosystem variability of



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