The Warning Decision Training Branch Souper Computer or Building Ensembles in a Bottle Ed Mahoney, WDTB 22 March 2010 GLOMW.

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The Warning Decision Training Branch Souper Computer or Building Ensembles in a Bottle Ed Mahoney, WDTB 22 March 2010 GLOMW

Why Are You Folks Doing This? NOAA’s Strategic Plan for the next 10 years NOAA’s Strategic Plan for the next 10 years – Reduced loss of life, property, and disruption from high- impact events... the formulation and communication of forecast uncertainty, or forecast confidence – … effectively communicate scientific information and its associated uncertainties to policy makers, the media, and the public – … integrating environmental information and uncertainties into routine decision making.

“Transferring Knowledge into Warning Performance” Technology HumanFactors Science

A Little Philosophy “Tell me, and I will forget. Show me, and I may remember. Involve me, and I will understand. ” Do Apply Reflec t

So There I Was …. March 2010 …..

VORTEX2 Storm-scale Photogrammetry Deployment

WRF ensemble sounding, 00Z Plainview, TX

Success … and things close to it

Designing Beyond VORTEX 2 CONUS Domain CONUS Domain 16 Ensemble Members 16 Ensemble Members – With filtering Available Twice Per Day Available Twice Per Day – Incremental Updates – up to 32 updates each day Available by the Lunch Break Available by the Lunch Break Total Costs must be less than $3000 Total Costs must be less than $3000

A Souper Computer Node 6-Core ProcessorAnd More FansLots ‘o Fans 4GB RAM

Using 4 Nodes to Build the eWRFs The NAM Cycle Model Core Boundary Conditions Convective Scheme NMM ARW KFBMJKFBMJ NAM

Using 4 Nodes to Build the eWRFs The GFS Cycle Model Core Boundary Conditions Convective Scheme NMM ARW KFBMJKFBMJ GFS

Where are the 16 Ensemble Members? Use Forecast Hour F00 and F06 as Starting Boundary Conditions F00F03F06F42F45F48 12Z NAM and GFS Provide 8 Ensemble Members 8am Tue 8am Thr F06F09F12F48F51F54 06Z NAM and GFS Provide 8 Ensemble Members

eWRF Production Status Current WRF Ensemble Status 12Z ensemble cycle Ensembles initiated at f06

eWRF Production Status Current WRF Ensemble Status 12Z ensemble cycle Ensembles initiated at f00

Designing for Availability AMD 2/3/6 Core 3.8 GHz Reliability Testing 3.4 GHz VORTEX 2 Platform Intel 2/4 Core Reliability Testing 3.6 GHz AMD Pure 6 Core MCP Relocated

Goals Achieved November 7, 2010

Visualizing Uncertainty Obs: 52 Obs: 36 Obs: 54 Obs: 44

Visualizing Multiple Domains

Integrating Uncertainty into Nomograms

Output Bufkit Profiles (Winter 2010) Bufkit Profiles (Winter 2010) – Low bandwidth Requirements (zipped format) – Every model layer… every forecast hour – Full display of each ensemble member – At any location (1000 in CONUS)

So Now What? June 2011 eWRFs to includeensembleplanviewmaps

And then What? Winter SouperComputerPackageUsing RSS feeds Released

3 Things to Remember We’ve been tasked to integrate uncertainty into our services We’ve been tasked to integrate uncertainty into our services Ensembles as the forecast tool (with training and experience) addresses this requirement Ensembles as the forecast tool (with training and experience) addresses this requirement Collaborative - distributive computing allows for the timely generation of ensembles Collaborative - distributive computing allows for the timely generation of ensembles