Rebecca Cosgrove NCEP/NCO/Production Management Branch April 11, 2011

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Rebecca Cosgrove NCEP/NCO/Production Management Branch April 11, 2011 CONDUIT Update Cooperative Opportunity for NCEP Data using IDD Technology Rebecca Cosgrove NCEP/NCO/Production Management Branch April 11, 2011 1

Agenda Additional Data on CONDUIT Upcoming NAM upgrade Future changes Discussion

Seeking User Input Since last Usercomm meeting, developed detailed list of possible additions Unidata posted list to community February 11th asking for requests and input Response has been underwhelming We ask that the Usercomm recommend some additions on behalf of the community

Available Data HIRESW 5km output nests (ARW and NMM cores) Alaska, East/Central US, West/Central US, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam Real-time Ocean Forecast System (RTOFS) – nowcast & forecast Hybrid curvilinear coordinate system – Atlantic & regional grids Interpolated to standard lat/lon grid – Atlantic & regional grids Hurricane model output HWRF and GFDL model output when storms are run; 1, 1/6th, 1/12th degree nests NOAA WW3 output Hurricane wave model, multi-grid wave model, global wave ensemble Global and regional domains Climate Forecast System (CFS) version 2 products North American Ensemble Forecast System (NAEFS) Ensemble products RTMA Alaska 3km – all other grids (incl CONUS 2.5km) available on NOAAPORT

Upcoming NAM Changes Summer 2011 NAM will be upgraded New products include Fire Weather and NAM nest products Fire Weather grid will be 1.33km CONUS grid or 1.5km Alaska grid (0-36 hrs) run over that day’s area of interest for the fire weather community NAM nests (0-60h) 4km CONUS 6km Alaska 3km Hawaii 3km Puerto Rico There is interest in using CONDUIT to distribute the Fire Weather grids, if not the NAM nests

Other Changes Rapid Refresh replaces RUC in Summer/Fall 2011 Includes new larger-domain 32 km grid CONDUIT tech refresh Fall 2011 or 2012 Increase size of LDM queue to accommodate more products Timing of refresh determined by demand for additional products Next GFS upgrade, including possible addition of 0.25 degree grids not till Q2 of FY2012 at the soonest Dependent on compute resources

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