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1 EUMETSAT SAF NETWORK Lothar Schüller, EUMETSAT SAF Network Manager

2NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 METEOSATJASON-2 INITIAL JOINT POLAR SYSTEM METOP NOAA SATELLITES CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION DATA CENTRE EUMETSAT HEADQUARTERS SATELLITE APPLICATION FACILITIES WITHIN EUMETSAT MEMBER STATES THIRD-PARTY DATA SOURCES REAL TIME DISSEMINATION OF DATA AND PRODUCTS VIA EUMETCAST APPLICATIONS GROUND SEGMENT Central processing and generation of products Distributed processing and generation of products USERS FLIGHT OPERATIONS EUMETSAT ground segment overview METEOROLOGICAL PRODUCT EXTRACTION EUMETSAT HEADQUARTERS PRE-PROCESSING EUMETSAT HEADQUARTERS

3NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 What is a SAF? SAF = Satellite Application Facility part of the EUMETSAT application ground segment complement production of standard meteorological products at EUMETSAT central facility providing products and services to users specialised on topics and themes located at Weather Services in EUMETSAT Member and Co-operating States developed and operated by consortium of partners Satellite Application Facilities SAFs Satellite Application Facilities SAFs

4NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 Nature of SAF products The goal of SAFs is to provide “operational” products. What do we mean with operational? Continuity of product provision Continuity of product improvements Continuous quality monitoring Committed user services Validation and review before official release/launch Complete Documentation of Products, Algorithms, Validation Results...

5NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 EUMETSAT SAF network across Europe

6NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 Climate Monitoring SAF  SAF on Climate Monitoring  generates and archives high-quality data-set for specific climate application areas  Currently concentrates on:  cloud parameters  radiation budget parameters  atmospheric humidity  Leading Entity is the German Weather Service DWD, Offenbach  NOAA-AVHRR based data operationally produced since November 2004, MSG based data from October 2005, Metop data used since  Climate Data Records (released in the last years):  HOAPS (precip, evap, hum., wind) from SSM/I (1987–2008)  FCDR SSM/I, Brightness-temperatures  NOAA-AVHRR based 20 years of homogeneous data record (clouds, surface radiation)  SEVIRI Cloud + radiation ( )  MVIRI/SEVIRI surface radiation ( (-2013))  GERB top of the atmosphere radiation ( )

7NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 Hydrology SAF  SAF on Support to Operational Hydrology and Water Management  Leading Entity: Italian Meteorological Service (USAM)  SAF products focuses on  precipitation  soil moisture  snow parameters  utilisation of these parameters in hydrological models and NWP

8NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 Land Surface Analysis SAF  SAF on Land Surface Analysis (LSA SAF)  established to increase the benefit from MSG and EPS data related to land, land- atmosphere interaction and biospheric applications  Generates operationally data services related to Surface Radiation, Vegetation and wild fire  Leading entity is the Portuguese Sea and Atmosphere Institute, IPMA, Lisbon

9NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 Nowcasting SAF  “Support to Nowcasting and Very Short Range Forecasting” (NWC SAF)  established to utilise the new data from Geostationary satellites (Meteosat and others) and the polar platforms (Metop, NOAA, Soumi NPP) for enhancing Nowcasting  Development of Software packages for the operational extraction of products relevant to Nowcasting and for local installation  Leading Entity is the Spanish Meteorological Agency AEMET in Madrid  Regular updated software packages since October 2004 Rapidly developing Thunderstorm Product

10NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 NWP SAF  SAF on Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP SAF)  aims at increasing the benefits to Met.- Services from Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP)  develops advanced techniques for the effective use of satellite data  development and maintenance of RTTOV radiative transfer model, ATOVS and AVHRR Pre-processing Package (AAPP)  Leading Entity is the UK MetOffice, Exeter

11NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 Ozone SAF  SAF on Ozone and Atmospheric Chemistry Monitoring (O3M SAF)  developed for the processing of data on ozone, other trace gases, aerosols and ultraviolet radiation  Emphasis on the Global Ozone Monitoring Experiment (GOME-2) and IASI on EPS (Metop)  Leading Entity is the Finnish Meteorological Institute FMI, Helsinki  First release of products in Summer 2007

12NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 Ocean and Sea Ice SAF  Ocean and Sea Ice (OSI) SAF routinely produces and disseminates products characterising the ocean surface and the energy fluxes across the sea surface  Operationally produces information on the sea ice characteristics (extend, concentration, …)  Leading Entity is Météo-France in Lannion  OSI SAF distributes near real-time products based on NOAA, MSG, Metop, DMSP and GOES data Sea surface temperature Sea ice concentration

13NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 ROM SAF  SAF on Radio Occultation Meteorology  GRAS: Global Positioning System (GPS) Receiver for Atmospheric Sounding flown on EPS/Metop satellites  near real-time and offline:  sounding data (temperature, pressure, humidity)  corresponding validation products, and  assimilation software  The Leading Entity is the Danish Meteorological Institute DMI, Copenhagen  Software packages released since 2007, first NRT product dissemination in October 2008

14NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 Network function of the NWC SAF Geostationary Nowcasting Cloud Products EARS cloud products transmission

15NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February MSGEPSMTGEPS-SG Development / Initial Operations Phases Continuous Development and Operations Phase CDOP-1 Continuous Development and Operations Phase CDOP-2 Continuous Development and Operations Phase CDOP-3 Continuous Development and Operations Phase CDOP-4 Continuous Development and Operations Phase CDOP-5 NWC SAF OSI SAF O3M SAF NWP SAF CM SAF GRAS SAFROM SAF LSA SAF H SAF 35 years of SAF Development and Operations

16NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 Synergy: Research to Operations SAFs embedded programmatically in the EUMETSAT mandatory programmes, currently secured until 2022 (2032). The purpose and commitment of SAFs is to: deliver operational products / software addressing requirements of the EUMETSAT member states develop new products / software implementing mature retrievals validated by Research (transition from Research to Operations) Next SAF development and operations phase (CDOP-3 for ): proposals expected end of 2015.

17NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 Users requirements for operational software for NWC  Feedback on current products and services  Express your needs for operational software for your NWC applications  Identify mature retrievals worth to be implemented and maintained in an operational environment  Identify links to other initiatives and activities  Explore opportunities arising from evolving sensor capabilities from new meteorological operational satellites

18NWC SAF User Workshop 24 February 2015 Upcoming SAF Events Take benefit to meet the SAF Experts at this conference and at the upcoming dedicated user workshops:  NWC SAF User Workshop: February 2015 in Madrid  LSA SAF User Workshop:23-24 July 2015 in Reading, UK