Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 1April 12, 2005 AWIPS Technology Infusion Darien Davis NOAA/OAR Forecast Systems Laboratory Systems Development Division.

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Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 1April 12, 2005 AWIPS Technology Infusion Darien Davis NOAA/OAR Forecast Systems Laboratory Systems Development Division April 12, 2005

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 2April 12, 2005 “What’s a nice lab like you, doing in a place like this?”

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 3April 12, 2005 Forecast Systems Laboratory Mission Statement The mission of the Forecast Systems Laboratory (FSL) is to anticipate the science and technology that will be needed by the nation's operational atmospheric, oceanic, and hydrologic forecasting services in the next five to ten years. After researching and developing new observing and forecasting systems, FSL transfers those technologies to operational users such as the National Weather Service (NWS), other government agencies (e.g. U.S. Air Force and the FAA), the commercial and general aviation communities, foreign weather forecasting services, and other private interests.

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 4April 12, sRisk Reduction Activities for AWIPS UNIX prototyping AWIPS-like visualization tool 1996Installed data management and WFO D2D tool, Denver WFO Adopted as basis of NWS modernization tool PROFS/FSL History

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 5April 12, –NOAA strategic plans and visions –Line office strategic plans Mission Goals –Ecosystems –Climate –Weather and Water –Transportation “One NOAA”

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 6April 12, 2005 Three year Process Currently –FY08 Planning –FY07 Programming and Budgeting –FY06 Operating plans (execution) Planning/Programming/Budget/Execution

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 7April 12, 2005 Government Performance and Results Act –Corporate performance measures Strategic Plan, Appendix A –Ex. Lead Time for tornadoes – minutes – minutes NWS Strategic Plans “Working together to Save Lives”

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 8April 12, 2005 Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research …Integrated Global Environmental Observation and Data Management System NOAA will develop an Integrated Global Environmental Observation and Data Management System based on user requirements and an integrated architecture. NOAA Research will promote international cooperation in developing this system and participate in technology research and development for global observations, particularly meteorological, climate and ocean observations.

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 9April 12, 2005 Weather and Water Goal  Science and Technology Infusion Program  Capability G:R&D and A (acquisition) for IT  Advancement of Information Systems for Forecast and Warnings  Providing Weather Forecast Technology for Worldwide Application  AWIPS Where is AWIPS software technology infusion in this process?

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 10April 12, 2005 NAWIPS AWIPS WHFS/RFC GFE/Digital Services/NDFD Major Software Areas supporting NWS Operations

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 11April 12, 2005 Upgrades for Observing systems –NPOES/phased array radar/high res models Upgrades for technology –DVB/Linux Replacement/Storage/WAN 1996-to-current –No resources for major software upgrades …until now NWS Software “Challenges”

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 12April 12, 2005 Charter from Nov/2004 NWS Corporate Board Part of NWS Office of Science and Technology Members include NCEP/OST/OHD/FSL/MDL Looking at 5 years over-the-horizon NWS Programming Branch

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 13April 12, 2005 Draft Vision Statement

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 14April 12, 2005 Data Architecture Information Exchange Collaboration Visualization Techniques Infrastructure Major Areas for Upgrade

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 15April 12, 2005 FSL ALPS (Advanced Linux Prototype System) –Linux Prototype –Advanced visualization Techniques –Data “pull” technology Programming Branch NOAA IT Enterprise team “Capability G” team CLASS –Comprehensive Large Array-data Stewardship System Current Activities at NOAA

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 16April 12, 2005 Sharing Discovery Reliability Information Architecture and Data Services

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 17April 12, 2005 Inter application –(GFE/WHFS/D2D/NAWIPS) Intra NOAA –NMFS/NOS/NWS/OAR Trusted Public –Emergency Managers, DHS, etc Sharing…

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 18April 12, 2005 How do we recognize new data sets without an upgrade? >$75,000 per AWIPS minor upgrade >18 months from data “inception” to forecaster display Discovery…

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 19April 12, 2005 Service Backup Failover Redundancy Reliability…

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 20April 12, 2005 decoders radar sbn local $FXA_DATA w/s Current site ingest

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 21April 12, 2005

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 22April 12, 2005

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 23April 12, 2005

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 24April 12, 2005 NOAA Real-Time Data Repository Not Primary Source of “Warning-Essential” Information > No Input on Time-Based GPRA Goals Data Information Services > Who, What, When, Where, How Registration Services > “Auto-Updating” > Security Data Server, Data Client, Router

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 25April 12, 2005 NWS Local Real-Time Data Repository Short-Fuse “Data” Data Supporting W/W/A, All - Hazards Product Generation Subset of National Data Set Performance-Based Data Retrieval (GPRA)

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 26April 12, 2005 Case 1– Discover Phase I in AWIPS D2D

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 27April 12, 2005 Case 1: Discovery Phase II

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 28April 12, 2005 Case 2: Sharing InterSite Coordination One – Two Planet Chat board Store-and-Forward Grids

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 29April 12, 2005 Case 2: Sharing Phase I Data Subset Parameters on Demand Metrics per Site >Quantity of Grids Created > Quantity of Grids Accessed Challenge >Auto Update Data Intra-Site Metadata

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 30April 12, 2005 Case 2: Sharing (if I were queen…)

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 31April 12, 2005 Case 3: Reliability

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 32April 12, 2005 Case 3: Reliability

Plans for AWIPS Next Generation 33April 12, 2005 New investigations within NOAA Research and analysis efforts Emphasis on collaboration Summary