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    Long term port monitoring system (PMS)
    (Indian Journal of Geo-Marine Sciences, 2014) Suseentharan, V.; Sivakholundu, K. M.; Jena, B.K.; Ravinder, M.; Balaji, R.
    NIOT has developed and operated a Port Monitoring System (PMS) at Gujarat Pipavav Port Limited (GPPL) to measure tide and current on real time. PMS consists of a pressure based tide gauge and a Horizontal Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (H-ADCP) installed at 5 m depth w.r.t Chart Datum (CD). Tide, current speed and direction are measured and transmitted to NIOT server in real time and data is presented through web application after quality check (QC). The success and high utility of the data at GPPL has resulted in requests for similar installations in other ports (Mundra, Dahej, Hazira, Vizhinjam, Dhamra and IGCAR) which enabled NIOT to expand the PMS network. The system can be used with different communication links like GPRS, UHF and INSAT. Using GPRS link, the sensors can be configured remotely to change the sampling regime and communication interval. Being a modular design, the PMS has an option for integrating more sensors for met-ocean and water quality parameters depending on site or study specific requirement. The paper discusses the basic architecture, options that can be built and the experience gained during development, installation and operation in various site conditions.
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    Seasonal and interannual changes of significant wave height in shelf seas around India during 1998–2012 based on wave hindcast
    (Ocean Engineering, 2018) Sanil Kumar, V.; Dubhashi, K. K.; Amrutha, M. M.; Joseph, Jossia; Jena, B.K.; Sivakholundu, K. M.
    Present study examines the interannual changes of significant wave height (Hs) in shelf seas around Indian mainland based on the 15-year (1998–2012) wave hindcast data obtained from numerical model. Validation of the hindcast data with buoy-measured data shows that hindcast Hs is reasonably in good agreement with the observation (Pearson correlation coefficient values of 0.92–0.97). Annual average Hs varied from 0.9 to 1.4 m and the wave heights are higher (∼20%) in western shelf seas compared to eastern shelf seas. The analysis reveals seasonal fluctuations of wave climate, with a strong influence of Asian summer monsoon in the western shelf seas compared to the eastern shelf seas of India. Maximum Hs varied from 3.65 to 7.36 m and these maximum values were during the tropical cyclones. During 1998 to 2012, a statistically significant positive trend of 0.8–1.4 cm yr−1 in annual mean Hs is observed and the increasing trend is higher (∼0.7–2.5 cm yr−1) during the Asian summer monsoon period (June–September). The average trend of annual mean wind speed is also positive and is higher (∼1.67 cm s−1 yr−1) for the western shelf seas than that for eastern shelf seas (∼0.93 cm s−1 yr−1).

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