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Impact of assimilating temperature and salinity measurements by animal‐borne sensors on FOAM ocean model fields

Temperature and salinity profiles are being obtained from instrumented marine mammals in near real‐time. The mammals, mostly elephant seals, sample to depths of up to 2000 m in high‐latitude regions where there are very few other in situ observations. This study investigates the impact of mammal temperature and salinity observations on the UK Met Office's global ocean forecasting model, focussing on impacts in the Southern Ocean region. Three reanalyses were performed, each assimilating a varying amount of seal data whilst holding all other conditions constant.