Cloud & Visibility Improving Aviation Services Together

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Cloud & Visibility Improving Aviation Services Together Clinton Wallace, Deputy Director NOAA Aviation Weather Center Friends and Partners in Aviation Weather July 12-13, 2017

With Many Contributions FAA Aviation Weather Research Program (AWRP) FAA/WJHTC Aviation Weather Demonstration and Evaluation (AWDE) Services NOAA/NWS Aviation Weather Center (AWC) Aviation Weather Testbed (AWT) NOAA/NWS Meteorological Development Lab (MDL) NOAA/NWS Environmental Modeling Center (EMC) NOAA/OAR Earth Systems Research Lab (ESRL) Global Systems Division (GSD) “This material is based upon work supported by the Federal Aviation Administration. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Federal Aviation Administration.”

Including MADIS Observations Meteorological Assimilation Data Ingest System Experimental GLMP Flight Category / METAR Experimental GLMP Flight Category / METAR / MADIS

Experimental HEMS in Aviation Weather Testbed Experimental GLMP Analysis Flight Category Experimental GLMP Analysis Visibility (SM) Experimental GLMP Analysis Ceiling (AGL)

HEMS Evaluation 2017 AWT Summer Experiment Evaluate replacement options for NCVA in HEMS NCVA High update rate Low latency Analysis accuracy diminishes with distance from observation No off-shore coverage

15 Min RU-RTMA Status Evaluated Jan-Jun 2017 Planned Implementation Oct 2017 Provided every 15 minutes Uses 15 min output from HRRR to compensate for latency Closer fit to data Off-shore coverage

HREF/LAMP Probabilistic Flight Rule Comparison How would aviators use probabilistic C&V information? Partnership with AWDE may lead to answer. Optimistic Pessimistic

Common Operating Picture (COP) 2017 AWT Summer Experiment – Model Evaluation Sample NDFD Sky Cover Forecast Sample NBM Sky Cover Forecast Participants will evaluate TAF generation techniques using NBM v3.0 and 3D Cloud Fraction Model guidance

Key Takeaways Collaboration among Multiple Organizations Second Year of a Multi-Year Project One consistent forecast: Common Operating Picture Simultaneously improving Observations, Analyses, Forecasts, and Dissemination Benefits TAFs, GFA, HEMS, and many NWS programs

Clinton.Wallace@noaa.gov NOAA Aviation Weather Center Thank you! Questions? Clinton.Wallace@noaa.gov NOAA Aviation Weather Center

Improved Overlays Gridded LAMP Analysis for Flight Category over Des Moines, Iowa METAR and MADIS Additional features such as airport locations and jet routes

Better Analysis of LAMP and GLMP GOAL Use the most recent METAR or SPECI observation in place of the “top of the hour” METAR observation for LAMP system analyses every 15 minutes for HEMS implementation Maps depicting stations to be added to the LAMP and GLMP systems. Will add to the LAMP Ceiling and Visibility Guidance: 33 stations in Alaska 341 stations in CONUS

Reduced Bias and RMSE in RTMA/URMA Ceiling Analysis Background fits to the observations much better with HRRR ceiling in v2.5 RTMA/URMA V2.5 RTMA/URMA is currently in the 30 day parallel production test with NCO

Improved Cloud Forecasts Changed method of building clouds in model to allow for greater retention in forecast Experimental time-lagged HRRR ensemble-based probabilistic ceiling/visibility grids sent to AWC Example: Improved retention of assimilated low clouds over Colorado-Wyoming and Canadian Midwest 0hr analysis 3-hr forecasts Legacy New

MesoNet observations from MADIS located over London, UK Global Implications MesoNet observations from MADIS located over London, UK

Web Display for Experimental 15-min RTMA / RUA Temperature Surface Wind Dew Point Sfc Pressure Visibility Visibility

COP FAA-NOAA Cloud and Visibility IDSS “The Message” Obs/Analyses/Models “The Data” IDSS “The Message” COP “The Information” Forecasts/ Warnings “The Formats and Displays” Large collaboration across multiple entities FAA/AWRP, GSD, STI, EMC, MDL, AFS24, OPG/WFOs Stakeholders Obs/Analyses/Models “The Data” COP “The Information” Forecasts/Warnings “The Formats and Displays” IDSS “The Message” Stakeholders

FAA-NOAA Cloud and Visibility Obs/Analyses/Models “The Data” IDSS “The Message” Obs Models/ Ensembles NBM NCEP AWC AWC-NAM Analyses WFO CWSU SIGMET Large collaboration across multiple entities FAA/AWRP, GSD, STI, EMC, MDL, AFS24, OPG/WFOs NDFD Stakeholders AIRMET TAFs COP “The Information” HEMS Forecasts/ Warnings “The Formats and Displays” Graphical Forecasts for Aviation NWS Services Public, Marine, Etc, Obs/Analyses/Models “The Data” COP “The Information” Forecasts/Warnings “The Formats and Displays” IDSS “The Message” Stakeholders