Role of Water in the Global Data Processing and Forecasting System

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Role of Water in the Global Data Processing and Forecasting System Role of Water in the Global Data Processing and Forecasting System. Stella Aura, MBS Director, Kenya Meteorological Department Email:director@meteo.go.ke

Serves more users in an integrated and seamless manner. What are GDPFS? The Global Data-processing and Forecasting System (GDPFS) is a Global, Regional Specialized Meteorological Centre (eg., RSMC) or a National Meteorological Centre that prepares and makes available to Members in the most cost-effective way meteorological analyses and forecast products. Serves more users in an integrated and seamless manner.

Global Data Processing & Forecasting Centres. Washington Toulouse Montreal Moscow CPTEC Offenbach ECMWF Beijing Exeter Tokyo Melbourne Pretoria

How does KMD benefit from GDPFS Forecasting - Forecast model products from ECMWF, Toulouse and other global centres are used for forecasting; NWP – KMD runs the WRF and COSMO models using initial/boundary conditions from ECMWF; Severe Weather Forecasting Demonstration Project – Products from ECMWF and other global Centres; Capacity building.

Requirements for Hydrology Need for past and present weather data for: Operational hydrology water resources assessment and management Water resources related risk, hazard derives from extreme weather events Modeling and forecasting; Communication/Dissemination of products to the users. 8/20/2019

Requirements of a Water Centre incorporating Meteorology & Hydrology Data sharing protocols and agreements Integrated observation stations Communication systems Integrated databases Common data processing tools Co-production products (e.g. flood warning) Standardization of observations/procedures Shared/combined maintenance 8/20/2019

Requirements of a Water Centre INTEGRATED: Observation, monitoring and communication networks Maintenance plan Computing facilities Capacity development Access to products from advanced Centre’s Limited Area Models Data processing and archival facilities Display facilities High speed Internet connectivity 8/20/2019

- A good example of a Hydrology GDPFS IGAD-HYCOS Project - A good example of a Hydrology GDPFS - Concept can be used to better connect hydrology and meteorology (e.g., in terms of operation and maintenance of stations, common database systems, common products ...).

Thank you. Asante sana. Shukran. 8/20/2019