1 CWSU Near-term Improvement Program. 2 Objective Low-cost improvements at CWSUs which will noticeably improve quality of support provided to FAA ARTCCs.

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1 CWSU Near-term Improvement Program

2 Objective Low-cost improvements at CWSUs which will noticeably improve quality of support provided to FAA ARTCCs Complete within 12 months

3 Purpose Improve FAA satisfaction with services Address GAO recommendation from February 2008 Report –Improve consistency of products and services –Develop and implement Quality Assurance program including Metrics Site evaluations

4 Key Focus Areas Improve consistency of products and services Improve customer service Enhance situational awareness Implement quality assurance measures

5 Improve Consistency of Products and Services TAF Improvement Program –WFOs and CWSU collaborate prior to scheduled TAF issuances for 35 OEP airport –WFO and CWSU provide a single forecast to FAA –TAF forecasts reflect knowledge of weather impacts –More timely amendments CWSU Web Presence –Each CWSU provides an interactive website –Easy access to TAF Tactical Decision Aids Crosswind Tactical Decision Aids Aviation Products in NWS Operational System –Aviation products (e.g. CCFP, CIP, SIGMETs, CWAs) available to all NWS meteorologists –Aviation-related map backgrounds available to all NWS meteorologists

6 Improve Customer Service CWSU Web Presence –Each CWSU provides an interactive website –Easy access to TAF Tactical Decision Aids Crosswind Tactical Decision Aids NWS Meteorologist Training –Every WFO meteorologist trained on impact of weather on air traffic –Every CWSU meteorologist trained on conducting presentations and customer service Improved Telephone Availability –Cordless phones provided to CWSU meteorologists to remain in contact when away from operational area

7 Enhance Situational Awareness Web Traffic Situational Display –CWSU meteorologists access vital aircraft situational display information –Includes weather as well as sector loading information Enhanced TAF monitoring tools –Aviation Forecast Preparation System (AvnFPS) added to CWSUs –CWSU meteorologists will more easily monitor TAFs –Same tool used by NWS meteorologist issuing the TAF

8 Implement Quality Assurance Measures CWSU Site Review –Addresses GAO February 2008 recommendation to “… perform annual evaluations of aviation weather services provided at en route centers and provide feedback to the Center Weather Service Units.” –Annual review of each CWSU First review scheduled for November reviews completed by the end of September 2009 –Observation and interviews integral part of review –FAA participation critical to success –Strengths and weaknesses noted Sub-standard elements addressed WFO and CWSU MICs responsible for developing and executing improvement plan in six months following evaluation

9 CWSU Improvement Program Status October 1, 2008

10 Summary The NWS will work to provide improved aviation weather services by –Improving consistency of our products and services –Improving our customer service –Enhancing our meteorologists’ situational awareness –Implementing quality assurance measures