NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center James Clark Ocean Prediction Center NOAA/NWS/NCEP GOES-R/JPSS PG/User Readiness Meeting 2 - 6 June 2014.

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NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center James Clark Ocean Prediction Center NOAA/NWS/NCEP GOES-R/JPSS PG/User Readiness Meeting June 2014 NOAA Satellite Proving Ground Evaluations and Activities at the Ocean Prediction Center

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center North Atlantic Radiofax Graphics

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center North Pacific Radiofax Graphics

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center OPC – Satellite Proving Ground Involvement Satellite Proving Ground Participant since 2011 Michael Folmer – Satellite Liaison Training, Demonstration, Case Studies, Archiving, Dataflow, Interaction with Forecasters

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center OPC – Satellite Proving Ground Involvement GOES-R/JPSS Products 1.RGB Airmass 2.AIRS Total Column Ozone and Ozone Anomalies 3.NSSL WRF-simulated ABI 4.Overshooting Top Detection (OTD) 5.Cloud Top Cooling (CTC) 6.Lightning Strike Density Product 7.Fog/Low Stratus Product 8.Hybrid (Geo/Leo) Imagery

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center OPC Science Priorities Improved prediction of explosive extratropical cyclogenesis RGB Airmass Improved prediction of hazardous mesoscale conditions especially in vicinity of the Gulf Stream Lightning Strike Density Product Cloud Top Cooling

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center Training Experiences NCO Dataflow Incorporate into NMAP (help from NASA Sport) Formal/Informal Satellite Liaison Blog Michael Folmer’s proximity to OPC ops floor Collaborated with Scott Rudlosky and Dustin Shea (Univ of Maryland) Half to 2/3 of forecasters load RGB Airmass product for Atlc surface analysis and short term high seas forecast

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center Training Experiences (cont.) Validation/Verification difficult over oceans Frequent follow up by Michael Folmer when significant events are forecast Blogs effective for forecasters given shifts

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center MODIS RGB Airmass Courtesy NASA Sport

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center OPC High Seas/Offshore AOR Warnings GALE STORM HURRICANE FORCE 2013/2014 Winter 47 Hurricane Force Cyclones

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center OPC High Seas/Offshore AOR Warnings GALE STORM HURRICANE FORCE 2013/2014 Winter 27 Hurricane Force Cyclones

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RGB Airmass Animations =HUcqH10mDVo =6FiUAZD6xsc

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Frontal Analysis Courtesy NASA Sport

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center Next Steps… Quantify Stratospheric Intrusions O 3 Correlation with RGB Airmass product? Global models do not capture rapid deepening rates of extreme oceanic cyclones Only scatterometer or coarse resolution satellite signature to determine when cyclones reach hurricane force

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center OPC Science Priorities Improved prediction of explosive extratropical cyclogenesis RGB Airmass Improved prediction of hazardous mesoscale conditions especially in vicinity of the Gulf Stream Lightning Strike Density Product Cloud Top Cooling

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center Atlantic Offshore Zones

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center Atlantic Offshore Zones

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Back to Annapolis after Newport to Bermuda Sailboat Race

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NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center Challenges Nowcasting/Forecast Offshore Convection Limitations of radar ~ 40 – 50 nm offshore Verification Compare Marine Lightning Density/Overshooting Top to that over land Projects with Univ of Maryland and USCG interns

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center Next steps… More research/case studies Lightning Density to better diagnose diurnal pattern of convection over Gulf Stream Projects with Univ of Maryland and USCG interns – shallow convection Integrate GOES-R convective products with high resolution model data (RAP) and SREF based tstm probabilities to develop polygon (watch?) areas offshore Allow some lead time OPC web page

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center 2014 Satellite Proving Ground Demonstration 1.Lightning Density 2.Overshooting Top Detection 3.Convective Initiation 4.NearCast Model 5.Fog/Low Stratus 6.Hybrid Imagery

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center Acknowledgements Michael Folmer, Joe Sienkiewicz, Tony Siebers, Tim Collins, James Kells Thank you! Questions/Comments/Discussion

NCEP/Ocean Prediction Center NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter

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