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The NASA Short-term Prediction Research and Transition (SPoRT) Center GOES-R Proving Ground Update 9 July, 2012 Contributions from: Gary Jedlovec, Kevin Fuell, Geoffrey Stano, Matt Smith, Andrew Molthan

PGLM at the Spring Program Sample imagery from the HWT’s Spring Program from the Kennedy Space Center network 3 rd year of use AWIPS II display Relatively quiet this year SPoRT’s AWIPS II plug-in will address some feedback

VIIRS Channels SPoRT has obtained NRT access to VIIRS data and processed to make them available in McIDAS. Identifying collaborative NWS partners for the transition and evaluation of some products. Converting VIIRS data to N-AWIPS capable formats to support National Centers who have interest. Existing hybrid product to WFO partners will incorporate VIIRS along with MODIS (CONUS done, awaiting OCONUS data access)

Day-Night Band on July 5 at 0740 UTC

Infrared I-05 Band on July 5 at 0740 UTC

Hybrid IR Imagery in SW CONUS domain. VIIRS in upper half of image (black outline) in place of GOES IR. Product can be looped to see cloud motion and improvement to resolution.

VIIRS RGB Applications In collaboration with NRL, adapting some of their NexSAT algorithms and techniques to produce RGB composites from the day-night band. Channels needed for standard RGB products have been made ready for processing via McIDAS. VIIRS RGBs for CONUS and OCONUS will be added to existing code for production and transition (OCONUS data access needed).

RGB Combination Using NRL Technique (R: DNB, G:DNB, B: IR) Cloud height discrimination with IR City lights bleeding through thin clouds DNB imagery artifact being investigated

OCONUS Activities Have established LDM feeds from SPoRT to AK and Pacific Regions AK RFC has SST and QPE – AK WFOs to follow Initial suite: SST, QPE, Hybrid Imagery, RGBs Could use LANCE data; prefer DB data from GINA for MODIS and VIIRS Examples from AK RFC display of QPE and SST Hybrid IR w MODIS in upper left near AK

AWG Support QPE – Transition to OCONUS continues as mentioned already. – Future Plans to provide to National Centers in NAWIPS and evaluate UAHCI – Supporting use in AWIPS I/II – Training accessible for new version of product on SPoRT website – Evaluation with WFOs beginning July 10 (Huntsville, Melbourne, Miami, Albuquerque, possibly Charleston WV Pilot Project) – User feedback form online – Working on new format for quicker NAWIPS display Transition to National Centers upon testing and completion Examples from MLB’s display of UAHCI product over FL

Visiting Scientist Program Near real-time pseudo-GLM mosaic in N- AWIPS from SPC Visiting Scientist Program Aviation Weather Center and Storm Prediction Center Training and methods for implementation Now in N-AWIPS and introduced to the AWC Summer Experiment Collaborating with respective satellite champions Other Activities Discussing lightning safety evaluation with WFO Morristown, Tennessee

Visiting Scientist Program (cont.) RGB Collaborations at HPC & SAB – Michael Folmer visited SPoRT in early June and the following objectives were met: Michael briefed SPoRT on ongoing activities. SPoRT briefed Michael on ongoing AWIPS II development. Michael and Andrew discussed several opportunities related to RGB efforts and applications. – SPoRT is supporting Michael in some research activities related to the “air mass” product, in addition to NASA students at Saint Louis University. Michael spent a substantial amount of time with Kevin Fuell in the development of a new training module. Andrew will visit Michael in the August-September time frame. RGB Applications for Tropical Analysis at NHC – Training efforts for Air Mass RGB by Fuell and Folmer (above) will also apply as module examines use of RGBs in extratropical transition of cyclones – Visit to NHC to discuss applications planned for end of July & Sept. AWIPS II and GOES-R3 Collaborations at SPoRT and CIRA – Deb Molenar visited SPoRT (March): Discussed AWIPS II plugins for CIRA products – SPoRT to visit CIRA (August/Sept): Continue discussions/work in AWIPS II, collaborate on product integration, joint support of products to partner WFOs