Alta disponibilidad de los servicios del SDS-WAS y BDFC

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Alta disponibilidad de los servicios del SDS-WAS y BDFC Madrid, 13 June 2016 Alta disponibilidad de los servicios del SDS-WAS y BDFC Francisco J. Doblas-Reyes, Sara Basart, Francesco Benincasa, Kim Serradell BSC Earth Sciences Department Enric Terradellas AEMET

NMMB/BSC-Chemical Transport Model The main system is build on the meteorological driver NMMB Multiscale: global to regional scales allowed (nesting capabilities) Nonhydrostatic dynamical core: single digit kilometre resolution On-line coupling: weather-chemistry feedback processes allowed Enhancement with a data assimilation system NMMB/BSC-CTM NMMB BSC-CTM CHEM BC/OM/SULFATE SEA SALT DUST http://www.bsc.es/earth-sciences/nmmbbsc-project

Barcelona Dust Forecast Center BDFC: First Specialized Centre for Mineral Dust Prediction of WMO NMMB/BSC-Dust selected to provide operational forecasts at high resolution (~10km) for the NAMEE region

BDFC: Dust forecast products Dust products: Dust Optical Depth at 550nm Dust Dry Deposition Dust Load Dust Surface Concentration Dust Surface Extinction at 550nm Dust Wet Deposition

BDFC: NRT evaluation using AERONET Model evaluation metrics (bias, correlation, RMSE and FGE) By regions: NA-ME-E, Sahel/Sahara, Middle East and Mediterranean By time periods: monthly, seasonal and annual

BDFC: Operational suite DOWNLOAD INPUTS NCEP (meteo) MODEL EXCUTION 72h forecasts (3-hourly res.) Operational MN3 (0.1º res. fcst) Backup (0.33º res. fcst) STORAGE MAIN SERVER PROXY PRODUCT DISSEMINATION WMO/AEMET GTS INTERNET

SDS/BDFC: Web server replication Goal: create a mirror of the portal http://dust.aemet.es Features required Web content management system Data download Product generation (plots, statistics, …) Product dissemination (mail notices/newsletters, AEMET/WMO GTS, EumetCAST, …) Internet If BSC connection is not available BSC AEMET Web Web Storage Products Products Storage Nightly synchronization

SDS/BDFC: Web server replication Status Issues to be solved VPN issues at AEMET (still not completely solved) Web server installation done Mail server installation Products software installation Dissemination system Synchronization system end June Full test period mid July Publication end July

BDFC: Workflow manager Autosubmit is the BSC-ES workflow manager and has been adapted to run operational forecasts These tasks are only run the first time These are the daily operational tasks

BDFC: Computational resources Marenostrum3 (BSC) 49m in 256 cores 25m sequential 234 cpu/hours per run 909 MB of output (72 hour forecast with 3-hourly frequency) CCA (ECMWF) 6875 SBUs per run

SDS-WAS: Cooperation with UNEP UNEP distributes products generated by SDS-WAS and BDFC through its platform (UNEPLive). An approach that gives maximum visibility to both centres is being developed. UNEP, WMO and UNCCD have been working together in a “Global Assessment of Sand and Dust Storms” that will be released shortly. A draft version is already available. SDS-WAS had an active role in writing the document.