WOCE Pacific Workshop
Registration Form

DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION: MAY 10, 1996

Late registration accepted through July 1996


Pacific Workshop Registration

Please enter your first and last name:  
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Title:      
First Name: 
Last Name:  
Address1:   
Address2:   
Address3:   
Address4:   
City:       
State:      
Zip Code:   
Country:    
Phone Number (including country and city codes): 
        Alternate Phone Number:                  
Fax Number (including country and city codes):   
        Alternate Fax Number:                    
Primary E-mail:              
        Alternate E-mail:    



  I plan to attend the WOCE Pacific Workshop, August 19-23, 1996.

  I plan to stay at the Hyatt Newporter Hotel and request that a room be
     reserved for me. Arrive:   Depart: 
     I understand that I need to contact the hotel prior to July 15, 1996, and
     provide a credit card number to guarantee my room.

               Please list any special needs (ADA, dietary, etc.):
               

  I want to attend the Conference Dinner on Thursday, August 22, 1996
     and have mailed a check payable to "Texas A&M Research Foundation" ($40)
     to the U.S. WOCE Office (address below).

  I have submitted my one page abstract to Sasha Walters at the U.S. WOCE
     Office. Requested format:
       * maximum of one page
       * one inch margins
       * family name of author in top left corner
       * affiliation of author below name

Family Name:  
Affiliation:  

     

  I have listed the data or model results below that I intend to submit to the ftp
     site prior to the meeting or which I intend to bring to the meeting.

     

  I have listed below the type of computer equipment (personal laptop, workstation,
     etc.) I intend to bring (if any).

     

Comments:

     

List topics ONLY if you did not respond to the first announcement with your preference
of working groups.

Working group topic of interest from items 1 to 4:

1.  Heat and freshwater transports, surface fluxes: estimates for the
       best-sampled sections and for the rest of the Pacific.

2.  General ocean circulation, including western boundary currents, deep
       passage and deep western boundary current flows, intermediate and deep
       circulation in the tropics, eddy energy distributions.

3.  Ventilation and mixing of the Pacific water masses.

4.  Upper ocean circulation and heat content and their variability,
       relation to forcing; air-sea fluxes and Ekman layers.


Working group topic of interest from items 5 to 7:

5.  Climatology; synthesis of all data to produce an atlas of the present
       and historical state of the Pacific Ocean, including establishing
       absolute velocities for the mean circulation from direct current
       measurements. Data uniformity/mapping for specific types of data.

6.  Data synthesis by assimilation: aspects of dynamically consistent
       combinations of data and models.

7.  Model-data and model-model comparisons: how well do they match, by what
       criteria are they to be judged, including which statistics should be compared.