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Matthew A. Lazzara Antarctic Meteorological Research Center, Space Science and Engineering Center University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI Robert Vehorn and Jason Stokes SPAWAR System Center Charleston, Aviation Technical Services Charleston, SC Kevin Manning, Jordan Powers, and Mike Duda Mesoscale and Microscale Meteorology Division National Center for Atmospheric Research Boulder, CO Gabe Langbauer Byrd Polar Research Center, The Ohio State University Columbus, OH Mark Seefeldt University of Colorado Boulder, CO The Antarctic-IDD

Background & Why Do This? What Is LDM? What Data Are We Sharing? File Naming Convention Training… Original, Current, and Planned Design Issues & Considerations Future Plans

Background Initial discussion of Unidata help with the Antarctic (several years back) –Cliff Jacobs/NSF & Unidata & SPAWAR (& AMRC) Last year’s synergy discussion last year: –Al Sutherland/NSF Start of the “antdiscussion” list “Data sharing” topic chosen: –Using Unidata Local Data Manager (LDM) software –Hence birth of the Antarctic-Internet Data Distribution (IDD) system

Why do this? Seriously – Improved exchange and availability of Antarctic meteorological data (Wider audience) Establish a better exchange network Redundancy System with potential for: – Throttling data selection – Coupling with future advanced data compression methods The price is right (free!), and will have long term support –(Unidata is NSF funded) To help out this poor fellow!?

What is LDM? Get data from one or more upstream data sources Relay data to one or more downstream data sinks Store selected data products in local files Pass data through local decoder programs Freely available software –Used by the Unidata community Internet Data Distribution (IDD) –Used in private sector, government & internationally

What data are we sharing? AMRC –Satellite Composites Infrared, Water Vapor, Experimental Visible, and Pseudo-color –AWS Observations Received at Palmer, McMurdo, Gilmore Creek (AK), and Wallops Island (VA) ground stations NCAR –AMPS Antarctic continental 30 kilometer D2 model output SPAWAR –SPAWAR AWS & MAWS –Test Web Camera Imagery

File Naming Convention Using the experimental (EXP) data feed in LDM –Issue with need to share feed with other data Hence file name are prefix as: USAP.center.data.day.time.etc.etc. –USAP= Antarctic-IDD product prefix –Center= Originating group e.g. AMRC, NCAR, SSCC, etc. –Data = Type of Data e.g. AWS, Composite, GRIB, etc. –Day, time, model level, forecast hour, spectral band, etc. Question for discussion: –Julian or Georgorian dates?

Training… Thank you to Unidata! –Tom Yoksas –Steve Emerson Training –Regular LDM session Mark Seefeldt, UC Gabe Langbauer, OSU –LDM “Invitational” Bob Vehorn, SPAWAR Jason Stokes, SPAWAR Jordan Powers, MMM/NCAR Mike Duda, MMM/NCAR Kevin Manning, MMM/NCAR Matthew Lazzara, AMRC/UW

Original Design

NCAR/MMM Unidata CU AMRC/Wisconsin BRPC/OSU SPAWAR Antarctic-IDD Two-way, full data stream (Possible) One-way, full data stream & Firewall limited data insert return Limited two-way data stream Key: Phases: Phase I - In progress Unknown Status Status as of June

McMurdo SPAWAR & AMRC NCAR/MMM Unidata CU AMRC/Wisconsin BRPC/OSU SPAWAR Antarctic-IDD Two-way, full data stream (Possible) One-way, full data stream & Firewall limited data insert return Limited two-way data stream Future/Planned – dates TBD Key: Phases: Phase I - In progress Phase II – Field Season Phase III - Unknown Planned by 2006 NSBF/LDB At Willie?

Issues Reducing duplication of moved data… Data Format –Satellite Data, primarily McIDAS GeoTIFF TDF Costs Bandwidth & Compression –Making use of the exiting T1/USES –Test out compression methods Unix Compress GZIP JPEG2000 ?? Wavelet ?? Others ?? (Discussion to follow during Lunch!)

Future Plans Continue implementation –Especially to/from McMurdo AMRC to convert some items from ADDE to Antarctic-IDD/LDM Share/complement SPAWAR’s efforts Share/complement data for NIC/RSPC ? Add users/relay sites –NSBF? –Domestic, and perhaps International Strengthen the network topology!! Add data –OSU/BPRC’s Polar MM5 output? –Anything special from Colorado? –Anyone else? Paper at the next AMS IIPS meeting Atlanta, GA Jan 2006.

“Scientific endeavor in Antarctica distinguishes itself from similar activities in other parts of the world by the auspicious development of friendly and fruitful international cooperation on a broad base…international understanding again and again has been an important stimulus as well as a fortunate by-product of scientific work of Antarctica. May it continue to be so.” W. Schwerdtfeger, 1970 World Survey of Climatology

Discussion Topic: Next Synergistic Idea Joint-Collaborative Antarctic Meteorological Educational Experience