GOES IMAGERY APPLICATIONS at the AVIATION WEATHER CENTER Steverino Silberberg NOAA/NWS/NCEP/Aviation Weather Center Kansas City, MO January 24, 2008.

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GOES IMAGERY APPLICATIONS at the AVIATION WEATHER CENTER Steverino Silberberg NOAA/NWS/NCEP/Aviation Weather Center Kansas City, MO January 24, 2008

AWC Products Serve the Nation and the World Monthly number of forecaster issued products by NCEP Service Centers MONTHLY Total = 25,380 CPC, 650, 3% HPC, 5100, 20% OPC, 4590, 18% SPC, 1380, 5% SWPC, 400, 2% TPC, 3360, 13% AWC, 9900, 39% AWC CPC HPC OPC SPC SWPC TPC

AWC’s Aviation Weather Phenomena Clouds/Ceiling (1000, 3000 ft AGL) Visibility (3, 5 st mi) Mountain obscuration Turbulence/Mountain wave Low-level wind ≥ 30 kt Low-level vector wind shear in lowest 2000 ft AGL Icing Freezing level height Multiple freezing levels (inversions > 0°C) Convection (prob, coverage) Jet streams Tropopause height Precipitation, type, coverage

AWC Domestic Products Area Forecasts (FA) non-IFR clouds, cig/vis, precip/type, wind (SFC – 450), 3/day AIRMETS Sierra, Tango, Zulu (SFC – 450), 4/day SIGMETS: vis, icing, turb, volc ash (SFC – 450) Convective SIGMETS: hourly Low-Level Graphic: C&V, turb, frzg level (SFC – 240) 4/day CCFP: 2,4,6 h fcst, 10/day, Mar-Oct Short term 0  24 h

AWC International Products Gulf of Mexico Area Forecast: non-IFR clouds, cig/vis, precip/type, wind (SFC – 450), 3/day Oil Rigs: 30,000 people, 600 helicopters, 3500 flights/day, 10,000 passengers/day Caribbean Area Forecast: non-IFR clouds, cig/vis, precip/type, wind (SFC – 240), 4/day Int’l SIGMETS: cb, turb, VA, icg (SFC – 450) Global High-Level SigWx: jets, turb, cb, trop, volcanoes, radioactivity (250 – 630), 4/day N. Atlantic Mid-Level Graphic: jets, turb, cb, trop, icing, volcanoes, radioactivity (100 – 450), 4/day Short term 0  24 h

AWC Satellite Data AWC McIDAS ingests GOES E-W (AWC ground station) ingests Meteosat, MTSAT, POES, GINI from NESDIS McIDAS & AWIPS Vis, IR (12, 11, 3.9  m), WV Fred Mosher’s McIDAS macros Low cloud detection over snow during daytime VIS/FOG Global Mosaics (vis/fog, IR, WV, GCD)

AWC Satellite Data NESDIS GOES Sounder Derived Products Volcanic Ash Smoke Precipitation estimates & Risk Precipitable water QuikSCAT

AWC Satellite Imagery 24x7x366 METWATCH current weather (METARS, PIREPS, LTG) AWC forecasts Cloud feature diagnosis vs PIREPS Forecast production Low Cloud Detection Day: T(11–3.9  m) 0 – 70  T stretched into 0–255 counts Divided by cos(solar zen ang)

AWC Satellite Imagery VIS/FOG VIS brightness normalized  cos(solar zen ang) Night/Fog image when solar zen ang  3 deg above horizon Night/Fog: T(11–3.9  m) –8 to +6° stretched into 0–255 counts

AWC Satellite Imagery Volcanic Ash Detection 12–11  m –8 to +10° stretched into 0–255 counts High dry volcanic ash

AWC Satellite Imagery Global Mosaics

Summary GOES Imagery Critical to AWC Operations Fred Mosher’s McIDAS Macros  scientific advancement of aviation meteorology and aviation safety Low Cloud Detection VIS/FOG Volcanic Ash Global mosaics NESDIS GOES Sounder Derived Products Volcanic Ash Smoke Precipitation estimates & Risk Precipitable water QuikSCAT