Alaska Satellite Activities Dr Gary Hufford. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALASKA REGION RADARSAT SAR DMSP NOAA POES FENG YUN MODIS QUICK SCAT METOPS POLAR.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

NOAAs Comprehensive Large-data Array Stewardship System (CLASS) Robert Rank NOAA CLASS Program Chris Elvidge – NOAA-NGDC January 22, 2006.

Advertisements

AIP-2 CC&Bio WG Use scenarios Stefano Nativi (CNR) and Gary Geller (NASA/JPL) OGC TC Meeting Valencia, Spain 2 Dec 2008.

Enhancing Resilience in a Changing Climate/ Renforcer la résilience en face de changements climatiques Earth Sciences Sector /Secteur des Sciences de la.

Pacific Region Satellite Ground Stations Satellite Reception and Communications within Pacific Region Current state and Future Plans Eric Lau Pacific Region.

AVHRR Data for Monitoring Drought, Environment and Socioeconomic Activities Felix Kogan NOAA/NESDIS Office of Satellite Research and Applications.

Meteorological Service of Canada – Update Meteorological Service of Canada – Update NOAA Satellite Proving Ground/User-Readiness June 2, 2014 David Bradley.

NOAA in the Antarctic James H. Butler, Director Global Monitoring Division Earth System Research Laboratory National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

30 Oct 2003 ADCC as a Geospatial Web site and Archive. 1 Recent collaboration with other Arctic Programs Circumpolar Active-layer Permafrost System (CAPS-2.

Muddiest point When students first arrive and I am handing back quiz answer sheets, student write down the one or two concepts from the chapter homework.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service Kathleen Cole Alaska Sea Ice Program Leader Anchorage Forecast Office National.

1 Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory Review June 30 - July 2, 2009.

NWS Use of Direct Broadcast Geostationary Weather Satellite Data

Workshop Periodic Assessments of Conservation.

Forest Carbon Tracking – Canadian Space Agency Update Science and Data Summit - 4 Sydney, Australia February, 2013 Yves CREVIER

Alaska Region Satellite Products and Data Needs −or− “Where We Are Going” Eric Stevens UAF/GINA 6/18/20131.

NWS Alaska Region: Challenges in an Era of Changing Climate PRIDE Alaska Coastal Wind/Wave Climatology Workshop August 2-4, 2005 James Partain, Chief Environmental.

RADARSAT Constellation  Evolution of the RADARSAT Program (i.e. 3 satellites – 32 minutes separation);  Average daily global access of land and oceans.

Global Inter-agency IPY Polar Snapshot Year (GIIPSY) GIIPSY aims to facilitate: Use of current and soon to be launched earth observing satellites to develop.

1 Analyze, Forecast and Support (AFS) NWS Summer Partner’s Meeting August 4, 2014 Eli Jacks Acting Deputy Lead – AFS Portfolio.

Climate Change in Earth’s Polar Regions

Outline 1. Introduction 2. Ground Satellite receivers operated by RA- V member countries 3. Common Major applications of satellite data in RA-V 4. Important.

Mapping Fire Scars in Global Boreal Forests Using Imaging Radar Data Written By: L.L. Bourgeau-Chavez, E.S. Kasischke, S. Brunzell, J.P. Mudd, and M. Tukman.

Near Real-Time Data Access - PDA

NOAA Technology Summit Margaret Spring Chief of Staff National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration | NOAA 1.

Alaska: An Exciting Natural Laboratory Study where science happens Naturally Inspiring Tsunamis Atmospheric Science Space Physics Remote Sensing Ice &

Pacific Region Satellite Ground Stations Satellite Reception & Applications within Pacific Region Current state and Future Plans Bill Ward ESSD Chief Pacific.

Sandy Supplemental Project: New AWIPS Data for NWS in Alaska Carl Dierking, Tom Heinrichs, Gwen Bryson, Jay Cable, Scott Macfarlane, Jessie Cherry, Eric.

The State of Arctic Sea Ice Gary Hufford, NOAA/NWS Alaska Region Lawson Brigham, Executive Director Arctic Research Commission.

Assessment of Regional Vegetation Productivity: Using NDVI Temporal Profile Metrics Background NOAA satellite AVHRR data archive NDVI temporal profile.

OCONUS Direct Readout Activities GOES-R OCONUS Workshop Reported by Tom Heinrichs Dayne Broderson, Jiang Zhu, Jay Cable

1 The Yukon River Basin Assessment and Integrated Climate-Effects Monitoring Network.

The OCONUS IDP Network Upgrade & Optimization Project Presented by Scott Denton National Weather Service 2015 OCONUS Technical Interchange Meeting May.

Sharon Brown, Program Manager Keisha Wilkins, Research Associate Elizabeth City State University Dixon Hall Room 232 Phone: Fax:

Polar Communications and Weather Mission Canadian Context and Benefits.

Space-Based Activities in Canada APSDEU-8 Montreal October 10-12, 2007 Mike Manore Environment Canada.

1 The Global Positioning System (GPS). 2 nd USAF Space Operations Squadron.

US BENEFITS. It Addresses Priorities The US and Canada have common scientific, economic and strategic interests in arctic observing: marine and air transportation.

High Data Volume Transfer Issues at NOAA Christopher D. Elvidge Earth Observation Group National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Geophysical.

Considerations for GOES-R Readiness in Canada

EUM/SIR/VWG/12/0375, v1, 10 July 2012 Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites - CGMS EUM/SIR/VWG/12/0375, v1, 10 July 2012 Coordination Group.

Proving Ground All-Hands Meeting March 4 th, 2013 Presented by Eric Stevens March 4th, 2013Geographic Information Network of Alaska.

Center for Satellite Applications and Research (STAR) Review 09 – 11 March 2010 Image: MODIS Land Group, NASA GSFC March 2000 CoastWatch / OceanWatch Presented.

Use of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) For Environmental Applications Robbie Hood, NOAA UAS Program Director NOAA Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research.

Argos Data Collection and Location System (DCS) Satellite Direct Readout Conference April 4-8, 2011 Miami, FL Scott Rogerson Argos DCS Program Manager.

NOAA Satellite Direct Readout Conference Welcome! – to the 2011 NOAA Direct Readout Conference! Kathleen Kelly Director, Office of Satellite Products and.

TRAINING, EDUCATION AND OUTREACH GETTING READY FOR GOES-R+ Anthony Mostek * National Weather Service/Office of Climate, Water and Weather Services Boulder,

NOAA Climate Goal/Climate Program Arctic Workshop Meeting February 2-3, 2005 John Jensen National Climatic Data Center.

The NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction Project Developing a Partnership to Provide a New High Technology Research Center A Briefing to Governor.

Satellite Downlinks For Meteorology and Hydrology

NOAA Plenary Agenda Item th CEOS Plenary Kyoto International Conference Center Kyoto, Japan 5 – 6 November 2015 NOAA Satellite and Information Service.

Science Mission Directorate National Aeronautics and Space Administration SERVIR Gulf of Mexico Project NASA’s SERVIR Gulf of Mexico Project An Overview.

Alaska High Latitude Proving Ground GOES-R Aviation Products Experiment Volcanic Ash & SO2 - MVFR/IFR and Cloud Products NOAA Satellite Science Week Kansas.

National Centers for Environmental Prediction: “Where America’s Climate, Weather and Ocean Services Begin” An Overview.

PRODUCTS Sea Ice Characteristics SSTs River Ice (Monitor/Detect) Snow Cover/Depth Surface Temperature and Moisture (Permafrost) Vertical Temp/Humidity.

NESDIS Activities for Homeland Security Jane D’Aguanno Presentation for COPC November 28, 2001.

Ocean Vector Winds, Looking Toward the Future Aimee Fish, NWS Alaska Region Satellite Surface Vector Winds Requirements Workshop June 6, 2006.

ESPC CIP Update November 7, COPC Action Item  NESDIS is currently in the process of reviewing and planning upgrades for the critical infrastructure.

Alaska Region-specific Products: Satellite Data Activities and Impacts to NWS Alaska Operations GOES-R OCONUS Workshop Reported by Tom Heinrichs Dayne.

Paul Whitmore, NOAA/NWS West Coast/Alaska TWC, July 29, 2007 UW Educational Outreach – Tsunami Science & Preparedness Program (Su 07) Sponsored by NOAA.

Canada-U.S. Workshop on the Polar Communications and Weather (PCW) Mission ‘Extending GOES-R to the Arctic’

High Latitude Proving Ground / GINA Update Proving Ground All-Hands Meeting July 1, 2013 Presented by Tom Heinrichs, GINA

What are Satellites?  Artificial satellites are objects built and sent into Earth’s orbit by humans  A “natural” satellite is a small body that orbits.

Patrick Parrish, Bryan Guarente The COMET Program 25 July 2010 Vlab Management Group Meeting An Overview of the COMET Program and its Contributions to.

Center for Satellite Applications and Research (STAR) Review 09 – 11 March 2010 Image: MODIS Land Group, NASA GSFC March 2000 STAR Enterprise Synthesis.

OC/42 System Improvements page 1 42 nd Argos Operations Committee Meeting Assmannshausen, Germany June 3 rd to 5 th, 2008 G-1-5.

Satellite Information Flow

Lecture on Weather Satellite

AMPS DMSP WMC CReSIS IREP Program at Univ. of Tasmania - Dan Steinhoff

First Polar Winds from AVHRR HRPT Data

Calibration of AVHRR Reflectance Channels

Presentation transcript:

Alaska Satellite Activities Dr Gary Hufford

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALASKA REGION RADARSAT SAR DMSP NOAA POES FENG YUN MODIS QUICK SCAT METOPS POLAR ORBITING SATELLITES SEA ICE/SST AVIATION PROGRAM HYDROLOGY PROGRAM FIRE WEATHER PUBLIC PROGRAM MARINE PROGRAM CLIMATE MONITORING

Current NWS ARH Global Imaging System is not a preferred long term solution NWS ARH desires to centralize their satellite downlink capabilities at NOAA NESDIS Fairbanks Command and Data Acquisitions Site (FCDAS) ∙ FCDAS able to allocate available downlink time on two 13m tracking antennas – redundant capability ∙ The capability also exists to use their northern site at Barrow to distribute the load and receive additional passes FCDASGlobal Imaging

Fairbanks Command and Data Acquisition Site Barrow Downlink Site

attachment

The long term solution will optimize the communication path between sites and provide secure, supportable, reliable transfer of data – NWS ARH indicates an intent to pursue this type of connectivity The.mil connectivity should consider a dedicated solution to provide data during elevated INFOCON FAIR CDA And Barrow RTD NWS Alaska Regional HQ NWS Alaska WFOs 11OWS LEADS DISA.mil Demarc DMSP RTD Processing U of A Fairbanks 17OWS LEADS Dedicated Comm

Alaska Environmental Satellite Workshop July 29-31, 2008 Fairbanks, Alaska

Alaska’s Landscape is Changing Forests Ecosystems Wildlife

Glaciers

Infrastructure

PERMAFROST THAW 90,000 PEOPLE IN ALASKA LIVE ON PERMAFROST

REACT OR PLAN?