Services & Products of Tokyo VAAC Jun Ryuzaki 30 October, 2012 FPAW in Orlando Tokyo Volcanic Ash Advisory Center Japan Meteorological Agency.

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Services & Products of Tokyo VAAC Jun Ryuzaki 30 October, 2012 FPAW in Orlando Tokyo Volcanic Ash Advisory Center Japan Meteorological Agency

Area of Responsibility Tokyo VAAC Tokyo VAAC started its operation in 1997 Close coordination with Anchorage & Washington VAAC. Tokyo VAAC started its operation in 1997 Close coordination with Anchorage & Washington VAAC.

3 “Busiest” VAAC in the World? ▲ ： Volcanoes location Black letters : Volcano Name Blue Number : Number of Issued VAAs Sheveluch ( 179 ) Bezymianny ( 2 ) Kliuchevskoi ( 11 ) Sakurajima ( 1000 ) Bulusan( 30 ) ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ 140E 120E 130E 150E160E170E 110E 100E 10N 20N 30N 40N 50N 60N Karymsky ( 52 ) ▲ Suwanosejima ( 37 ) Kirishimayama( 184 ) ▲ ▲ Kizimen ( 223 ) ▲ Asosan( 56 ) + Other transfer VAAs ▲ Grimsvotn( 5 ) ▲ Pagan ( 6 ) 1785 VAAs were issued for 12 volcanoes only in 2011.

Dedicated VA forecaster (since 2011) Close collaboration with JMA volcanologists Semi-Automated operating system with GUI Operational Efforts of JMA Tokyo VAAC operations room in Tokyo, JMA HQs

Information Flow of VAA ICAO ANNEX3 VA products  Text VAA (FVFE01) / Graphical VAA (VAG) Additional VA products (Domestic)  Graphical products (VAGI, VAGFN, VAGFNR) Meteorological Watch Offices in area of responsibility Foreign VAACs Volcano Information Pilot Reports Satellite Observations NWP GPV Tokyo VAAC/JMA Civil Aviation Authorities and Other Related Organizations Monitoring & Analysis of VA Cloud Forecasting of Volcanic Ash Issue of Volcanic Ash Advisory (VAA) Aviation Weather Service Centers in Japan Volcanic Activity Reports

Additional VA Products (Example) VA area identified with Satellite imagery Top Height (FL) Movement/Speed Major Air-Route 6 Volcanic Ash Graphic Information (VAGI)

“Volcanic Ash Dispersion Chart for Mt. Sakurasima & Mr. Kirishimayama” – Assuming Eruption of 2 very active Volcanoes – Forecast up to 3 hours later,3 hourly updated – Ash Dispersion and Deposition from the two volcanoes Help Air Traffic Controllers, Airline Dispatchers, and Aircraft pilots; – Immediate response to mitigate risk of VA encounter – Consider possibility of VA fall over airports nearby Now under Evaluation by Users – Started since 29 July, Experimental VA Product

8 Kagoshima Airport Miyazaki Airport FL100 to FL200 FL100 to FL200 Surface to FL200 Surface to FL200 FT=1 FT=2 FT=3

Deposition Area will be directly forecasted – by JMA’s future VA deposition prediction model 9 Further Development Estimation of ash dispersion/deposition for assumed eruption of Mt. Sakurasima & Mt. Kirishimayama Deposition Area (Hatced)

New MET Satellite will be launched in 2015 – Multi-Channel Sensors equipped – Rapid Scan (every 10 minutes) – High Resolution (1km) Ground Radar Observation for VA – VA Height and Vertical Profile can be obtained 10 Future Improvement in Observation Field

Enhance collaboration with Anchorage VAAC – Use of collaboration tool (being discussed) Establish ment of back-up procedure – With Darwin VAAC (Australia) – Routine exercise also will start soon Improve harmonization between VAACs – VAAC Best Practice Seminar Enhance contribution to scientific groups – WMO VA Scientific Advisory Group (VASAG), the other related seminar/workshops 11 Further Efforts…

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