Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Experimental Products Development Team (EPDT) Jason Burks NASA MSFC SPoRT.

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Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Experimental Products Development Team (EPDT) Jason Burks NASA MSFC SPoRT

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Origins of EPDT Originally SPoRT formed EPDT internally to focus on: – Creating advanced display capabilities for NASA research data in AWIPS II environment – Create training for AWIPS II development General need for AWIPS II development training within community Expanded EPDT out into the community Funded jointly by GOES-R and NASA SPoRT

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Objectives: Create a community environment to share AWIPS II development knowledge Develop technical expertise of AWIPS II within NASA, NOAA’s CIs, and NWS Create AWIPS II plug-ins for GOES-R proxy data Ingest Analysis Display Provide feedback to NWS on: External development process Governance of locally developed AWIPS II software GOES-R EPDT

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Learning Structure Conference Calls – Prepare for initial hands-on learning – Supplemental topics Hands-on Learning – Classroom setting learning – Learn to develop a plug-in from ingest to display Code Sprint – Participants pick project – Work on projects in small groups – Groups help each other Time Conference Call Hands-on Learning Code Sprint Hands-on Learning

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Hands-on Learning Training Topics covering: – Ingest Plug-in EDEX (Day 1) – Data Model Plug-in (Day 1) – Visualization Plug-in CAVE (Days 2-3) Hands-on exercises Training was recorded and provided back to NWS

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Code Sprint Training Team broken into small groups Groups actively develop project during sprint Learn by doing something meaningful. Produce working AWIPS II feature by end of code sprint Continue working on feature after code sprint ends

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Group A and Group B Group A (14 Participants) – Conference calls began Fall 2012 – Hands-on Learning March 2013 – Code Sprint Fall 2013 Group B (14 Participants) – Conference Calls began Early Spring 2014 – Hands-on Learning April 2014 – Code Sprint Fall 2014

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Limit size to facilitate group learning and development activities Participants are nominated by organizational leaders One representative from: NWS Regions Each NOAA Cooperative Institute (and SPoRT) MDL and GSD Raytheon NWS SEC GOES-R PG AWIPS II developer Team Lead/Instructor: Jason Burks (NASA SPoRT) Instructor: Max Schenkelberg (Raytheon) Advisor: Ed Mandel (NWS/OST SEC Development Branch Chief) Participant Breakdown

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Group A Fall 2013 Code Sprint Sept , 2013 EPDT subgroups worked on projects – Tracking Meteogram – RGB Recipe – mPing ingest and display – Mini-EDEX Significant progress and furthered learning

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Tracking Meteogram Co-developed by Meteorological Development Laboratory and SPoRT Allows sampling of Radar, Satellite, Model, and Total Cloud Lightning products in AWIPS II – Cloud-Top Cooling – Total Cloud Lightning Tested at Operations Proving Ground (OPG) May 2014

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations RGB Recipe Project Extend true-color capabilities in AWIPS II Add recipe combination of data Combinations can be saved to XML localization format

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Example of RGB Recipe

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Group B 15 attendees – Groups involved include: NWS SEC, NWS OH, NWS MDL, SSEC, CIRA, CIMMS/NSSL, NOAA GSD Hands-on Learning April 1-3, 2014 Code Sprint Scheduled for Fall 2014 ~30 people have received training through EPDT

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Feedback/Improvements Collected feedback from Group A Adapted training based on feedback to make Group B training better – Expanded Visualization plug-in development section – Slowed down presentation of Visualization plug-in – Adjusted to take into account new features in AWIPS II Collected feedback in Group B for possible future versions

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Future EPDT Group B code sprint Fall 2014 Mixed learning/code sprint Group A Fall 2014 Merging Group A and Group B conference calls Several requests for Group C

Transitioning unique data and research technologies to operations Questions