Managing & Moving Weather, Water and Climate Information in the 21 st Century WMO Information System (WIS) 4 th WCRP Observations and Assimilation Panel.

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Managing & Moving Weather, Water and Climate Information in the 21 st Century WMO Information System (WIS) 4 th WCRP Observations and Assimilation Panel (WOAP) Meeting Barbara J. Ryan Director, WMO Space Programme 31 March 2010 Hamburg

WMO Objectives To produce more accurate, timely and reliable forecasts and warnings of weather, climate, water and related environmental elements To improve the delivery of weather, climate, water and related environmental information and services to the public, governments and other users To provide scientific and technical expertise and advice in support of policy- and decision-making and implementation of the agreed international development goals and multilateral agreements

Goals of WIS GTS needs to be open to all WMO activities to provide time critical information exchange Internet should be a part of WIS to allow support of less critical requirements The continuous improvement and adaptation of new technologies in the GTS should be maintained The WIS should be open to more than just WMO programs allowing partners to participate Need seamless discovery, access and retrieval (DAR) across all WMO systems, including collaborators and partners

What is WIS and why is WMO going this way? WIS is necessary to ensure all WMO information is available to all WMO users and to ensure long term sustainability of all WMO information systems. What is happening to the GTS? The GTS remains as an integral part of WIS and will continue to be improved as well as being made available to all WMO programs for the sharing of operational and time critical information.

Commercial Service Providers 5 GAW World Data Centres GCOS Data Centres Global Run-off Data Centre IRI and other climate research institutes Universities Regional Climate Centres International Organizations (IAEA, CTBTO, UNEP, FAO.. ) World Radiation Centre Regional Instrument Centres WMO World Data Centres Real-time “push” On-demand “pull” Internet DCPC NC/ DCPC NC NC/ DCPC NC GISC Satellite Two-Way System Satellite Dissemination NC DCPC GISC DCPC WMO Information System (WIS) National Centres (NC) Global Information System Centres (GISC) Data Collection and Production Centres (DCPC) Data communication network

Key Activities Consolidate WIS plans: Develop regulatory documents –WIS technical compliance standards Interfaces compliant with GEOSS 10-year plan And INSPIRE & GMES –User requirements being documented –Functional architecture documented WIS guidelines and manuals –Outline under draft with Guidelines –Other manuals to follow (coordinated with WIGOS) => 2015 Cont Improvement of GTS capability Ongoing

Key Activities, cont. Development of metadata standard: up –WMO profile of ISO19115 –Basically an implementers guide Implement first operational GISCs –European VGISC (Germany, France & UK) DCPC partners are ECMWF, EUMETSAT, Norway NCAR and Russia NODC remain active participants –Russia GISC in early development –China/Japan collaborating on RA II GISC –USA WIS catalogue online soon (Staged GISC implementation) Implement other operational GISCs –Australia before 2011 –India and Saudi Arabia both planning for major WIS centres Implement DCPCs –Commissions beginning to identify DCPCs –WIGOS Pilot Projects assisting in moving DCPCs forward

Further information Visit the WIS reference documents site from Web/home.html

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World Meteorological Centres WWW GTS Regional/Specialized Meteorological Centres National Meteorological Centres Meteorological and R&D Satellite Operator Centres Current situation: GTS interconnects The GTS has evolved to continue to meet its primary role Communications & connectivity based Incorporates and takes advantage of new technologies Effective and efficient Has grown through bi-lateral links – many for satellite or NWP data All WMO Members have benefitted But it does not meet all needs of WMO members Research, Uni & Private Private Met Svc’s WDC & Centres of Excellence Internet Internet

WMO Objectives To produce more accurate, timely and reliable forecasts and warnings of weather, climate, water and related environmental elements To improve the delivery of weather, climate, water and related environmental information and services to the public, governments and other users To provide scientific and technical expertise and advice in support of policy- and decision-making and implementation of the agreed international development goals and multilateral agreements

The MTN connecting the Regional Networks form the backbone of WIS are now enhanced by use of the INTERNET Exeter Sofia Melbourn e Buenos Aires Tokyo Beijing Nairobi Washington Cloud Cloud I Jeddah Prague Toulouse Dakar Algiers Offenbac h Brasilia Cairo New Delhi Moscow Cloud II

Information request to custodian Search Results User searches for metadata then retrieves information from data custodian GISC – DAR service NC/DCPC information access service Centre publishes metadata to GISC DAR catalogue Security/authentication/authorization and even charging is managed by each service provider Retrieve information Search Request marine warnings in area bounded by 40W to 10W and 45N to 70N

WIGOS OBS Program GDPFS GIFS Forecasters Metadata Model output Critical Areas Observations Approve OBS Request OBS Supply OBS New Output