Experience with V-GISC/DCPCs Okki Lee, Ph.D. Korea Meteorological Administration 16 July 2008.

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Experience with V-GISC/DCPCs Okki Lee, Ph.D. Korea Meteorological Administration 16 July 2008

SIMDAT project status and plans, SIMDAT Technical workshop, ECMWF February 2007

Portal & Catalogue Node V-GISC V-GISC & Data repositories Portal & Catalogue Node WAMIS NOMADS Data repositories WINS Portal & Catalogue Node TIGGE GPC

NOMADS A digital archive for weather and climate models initiated by NCDC, NCEP and GFDL NOMADS is a distributed data services pilot for format independent access to climate and weather models and data. Glenn K. Rutledge, Jordan Alpert and Wesley Ebuisaki, NOMADS: A Climate and Weather Model Archive at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, BAMS, March 2006

K-WIS OPeNDAP Gateway Catalog Node Data Repositories Metadata & Local databases OPeNDAP: Open Source Project for a Network Data Access Protocol NOMADS OPeNDAP

KMAs approach One DCPC gateway for one external system Metadata synchronisation Burden on the gateway Direct or indirect incorporation Data sets vs. Protocol Manual metadata generation Ownership

Future Plan Provide GPC Seoul (KMA) data sets using K-WIS Global Producing Centre (GPC) for Long-range Forecasting Melbourne, Montreal, Beijing, Toulouse, Tokyo, Washington, Exeter and ECMWF Experimental V-GISC and DCPCs/NCs in RA II & other RAs More coverage and involvement Capabilities/confidence building Training/Workshops

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