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LOCEAN: P. Bouruet Aubertot, Y. Cuypers, A. Loureno, D. Dausse, M. Beauverger, Gurvan Madec, Sbastien Masson, F. Pinsard LSEET: P. Frauni, A. Molcard, Y. Ourmires, J. Gaggelli LMD: V. Zeitlin, B. Ribstein LEGI: L. Gostiaux


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LOCEAN: P. Bouruet‐Aubertot, Y. Cuypers, A. Lourenço, D. Dausse, M. Beauverger, Gurvan Madec, Sébastien Masson, F. Pinsard LSEET: P. Fraunié, A. Molcard, Y. Ourmières, J. Gaggelli LMD: V. Zeitlin, B. Ribstein LEGI: L. Gostiaux Collaborations: T. Gerkema, H. van Haren (NIOZ), Victor Shrira (UK), K. Winters (Scripps)

⇒Financements demandés: LEFE‐IDAO, GMMC; en cours ANR

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General presentation

Inertia‐gravity waves generated by the wind, near‐inertia:

‐mécanism & energy fluxes at the base of the mixed‐layer ‐deep propagation and cascade toward small‐scales

Interactions with coastal waves

‐lateral transport effect ‐theorical study : résonance excitation with inertia‐gravity waves (near inertial)

Turbulence

‐ different routes from atmosphéric forcing to turbulence inside océan : direct via inertia_gravity waves and indirect via coastal waves ‐ find mécanisms leading to turbulence, and a beter paramétrization

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Approches : theory and ideal models , realistic

models, and in‐situ measurements

Antarès, an ideal site for observation :

atmospheric forcing is the main energy sources

north current perturbation induce coastal waves

will be covered by an HF radar VERA system (LSEET, high resolution, 3km, 1h)

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Développment : Micropro

autonomous profiler, PROVOR, equipped with microstructure sensors and one microdoppler

profile 0‐1000m, >4 profiles/day, > 40 days autonomy

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Mooring: Darkwave

Scheme of the mooring “Darkwave” (to be deployed near D. Lefèvre mooring “Darkvador”) :

  • long-term mooring measurements (2 years)
  • 100m vertical resolution and relatively high frequency (0.3Hz )

The mooring is equipped with:

  • temperature sensors every 100m from 500m depth to bottom,
  • conductivity sensors every 400m,
  • Doppler current meters every 400m; in addition an
  • ADCP 75kHz looking upward at 500m depth
  • ADCP 1200kHz looking downward at 500m depth
  • ADCP 150kHz looking upward, 150m above bottom
  • two thermistor strings will be in the range of the ADCP at 500m

and 2300m depth.

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Measures and sea opérations :

‐7 days RV Antedon and 59 days RV Tethys ‐ every 3 months : MICROPRO measures and CTD/LADCP on the mooring point ‐every 6 months : mooring maintenance