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the marine environment; and also support   ships aimed at strengthening scientific and   sector with forecasts of the intensity and  gone and are undergoing intense changes,
 the development of the scientific commu-  technological actions in line with interna-  direction of currents, for example, and as-  mainly due to the increase in the concentra-
 nity’s state-of-the-art in modeling and as-  tional activities.  sist in the planning of route adjustment,  tion of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere,
 similation in oceanography and meteorolo-  Over the past two decades, the contin-  reducing navigation time and carbon emis-  pollution, and the transformation of natural
 gy, in addition to the heavy computational   uous improvement of the “basic” prod-  sions. Furthermore, losses can be avoided  vegetation around the world into areas for
 cost capable of dealing with the mass of   ucts of operational oceanography towards   by anticipating or postponing the berthing  agriculture, livestock, and expansion of cit-
 information necessary to carry out esti-  higher resolutions, greater accuracy, and   of a ship for loading/unloading depend-  ies. These phenomena have occurred and
 mates of the current and predicted state of   more complete representation of key vari-  ing on a forecast of rough seas in the port  do occur on a global scale over decades or
 the oceans. This is the case in Brazil, where   ables of physical, biogeochemical and eco-  region of interest. Freighters spend an av-  centuries, and the global ocean, as part of
 science in oceanography at universities and   system dynamics has increased the interest   erage of 23.5 hours in ports (SIRIMANNE,  the Earth  system, has also changed. Objec-
 research centers is supported to advance   of new potential users. The greater interest   2019), but in Brazil they spent 1.66 days  tively, in the global ocean, there has been an
 knowledge about the marine environment   of intermediate users capable of planning   in 2020 (source: http://unctadstat.unctad.  increase in ocean temperature not only at the
 around the country, with the direct involve-  new applications caused positive feedback   org/). Delays and costs can then be reduced  surface but also in the deep ocean, increase
 ment of the Brazilian Navy, MCTI, Petro-  in this development, convincing new users   in Brazilian port operations with forecast-  in mean sea level, drastic reductions in sea ice
 bras and other institutions, contributing to   about the reliability of the new services in   ing  and  environmental  monitoring,  such  cover, and changes in salinity, among others
 observational programs such as PNBOIA,   the context of the Blue Economy (SCHIL-  as those offered by the SAMOA service in  (IPCC, 2021). The association of precipitation
 PIRATA, CLIVAR-Atlantic and groups ded-  LER et al., 2016). In Europe, CMEMS is a   Spain (FANJUL et al., 2018).  anomalies and hurricane intensity, for exam-
 icated to operational oceanography, such   pioneer in designing new developments in   Another sector that demands ocean  ple, with the increase in SST in ocean basins is
 as REMO. In these activities there is gov-  operational oceanography focused on user   forecasts is search and rescue, both in  clear. Particularly, negative precipitation and
 ernment support for international partner-  needs (DRÉVILLON et al., 2018).  coastal regions and in the open sea. The  cloud formation anomalies were recorded in
                  predicted currents with horizons of hours  southeastern Brazil and adjacent ocean in the
 3. From observations to applications and operational services  to days or weeks serve for specialists to de-  summer of  2013/2014  (RODRIGUES  et al.,
                  fine the search areas and can reduce the  2019). These anomalies, caused by complex
 Forecast users and operational   the most important of the types of trans-  rescue time for the benefit of saving lives  teleconnections in the atmosphere between
 oceanography applications  port in  relation  to the  volume  of goods,   and property, in addition to reducing the  the circulation in southeastern South Amer-
 reaching approximately  80% of the vol-  cost of rescue operations and the wear  ica and the distribution of deep convection
 Several sectors in the operational ocean-  ume transported worldwide in 2018. This   of personnel and material involved. This  in  the  South  Pacific,  had  serious  negative
 ography market have been identified in the   represents 11 billion tons of transported   allows services to organize themselves to  impacts on water supply, agricultural pro-
 last two decades by GODAE and GODAE   goods, which perceive a growth of about   respond to other emergency situations in a  duction, and the increase in the SST of the
 OceanView. These include maritime trans-  3% per year (SIRIMANNE, 2019). In Brazil,   shorter period of time.  Southwest Atlantic. This event was another
 port and navigation safety, search and res-  more than 10 million containers transited   Ocean observations are fundamental, not  strong indication of the intensification of the
 cue, oil and gas industry, military and naval   through ports in 2020, 16th in the world   only for knowledge about the physical and  occurrence of maritime heat waves in the re-
 defense operations, short-term to seasonal   ranking (source: http://unctadstat.unctad.  biogeochemical state of the current ocean  gion from 1982 to 2016.
 weather forecasting, fisheries, fish farming,   org). This economic sector is anticipating   and operational oceanography, but also for   Another example of the importance of
 recreation, tourism and environmental pro-  strong  adaptation,  first,  due  to  the  rising   climate studies. These require long time se-  monitoring  the ocean is the relationship
 tection (SCHILLER et al., 2018).  cost of fossil fuel and, second, due to en-  ries of data collected by perennial monitoring  between the distribution of precipitation in
 Among the sectors that benefit most   vironmental concerns associated with air   systems that allow a faithful characterization  Northeast Brazil and the SST of the tropical
 from ocean forecasts is navigation safety,   and sea pollution, climate change and risks   of the variability of the past climate in rela-  Atlantic. The intensity of the rainy season
 involving both cabotage and international   to transport infrastructure. Operational   tion to the present climate. The global ocean  in northern Northeastern Brazil is linked to
 cargo transport. Maritime transport is today   ocean services were developed to serve the   and the entire Earth’s climate have under-  the Intertropical Convergence Zone, which



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