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transitioning research data to the operational weather community Overview of GOES-R Proving Ground Activities at the Short-term Prediction Research and Transition (SPoRT) Center GOES Users Conference 20 October 2011, Birmingham, Alabama Gary Jedlovec NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville, AL Webpage: Blog:

transitioning research data to the operational weather community Short-term Prediction Research and Transition (SPoRT) SPoRT is focused on transitioning unique NASA and NOAA observations and research capabilities to the operational weather community to improve short-term weather forecasts on a regional and local scale. o Mainly work with WFOs in Southern Region o SPoRT activities began in 2002, first products to AWIPS in February 2003 SPoRT Paradigm o Match observations to forecast challenges o Develop and assess solution in “testbed” environment o Transition solution to decision support system o Develop/conduct training, product assessment and impact Benefit o Demonstrate capability of NASA experimental products to weather applications and societal benefit o Prepares forecasters for use of data from next generation of operational satellites (NPP/JPSS, GOES-R)

transitioning research data to the operational weather community Partnered with NOAA / University community o Access to real-time experimental data / products o NASA instruments data and model products o Collaborations with NOAA CIs for GOES-R proxy products End users o Regular interactions with 20 WFOs o National Centers and “testbeds” o Private sector users Data / transition / dissemination o Suite of over 30 satellite derived products, analyses, forecast products o Public ftp, Local Data Manager (LDM) o AWIPS, NAWIPS, AWIPS2, and Google Earth Partnerships and End Users Collaborating WFO Partner Regional HQ Real-Time Data Source Collaborating National Center

transitioning research data to the operational weather community GOES-R Proving Ground Collaborative effort between the GOES-R Program Office, selected NOAA/ NASA Cooperative Institutes, NWS forecast offices, NCEP National Centers, JCSDA, and NOAA Testbeds. Where proxy and simulated GOES-R products are tested, evaluated and integrated into operations before the GOES-R launch A key element of GOES-R User Readiness (Risk Mitigation) SPoRT is participating in GOES-R Proving Ground activities

transitioning research data to the operational weather community GOES-R Proving Ground Products Provided by SPoRT for AWIPS/NAWIPS Pseudo Geostationary Lightning Mapper pGLM Products o Flash extent density and maximum density products derived from ground-based LMA data (4 networks), AWIPS and AWIPS II o Similar to AWG optical proxy GLM product (not yet available) o SPC/HWT/ Spring Experiment

transitioning research data to the operational weather community GOES-R Proving Ground Products Provided by SPoRT for AWIPS/NAWIPS Pseudo Geostationary Lightning Mapper pGLM Products o Flash extent density and maximum density products derived from ground-based LMA data (4 networks), AWIPS and AWIPS II o Similar to AWG optical proxy GLM product (not yet available) o SPC/HWT/ Spring Experiment GOES-MODIS Hybrid Product o Replicates spatial resolution of selected ABI channels o Derived from MODIS imagery combined with GOES-East 15 minute imagery for animation o 8 WFOs for evaluation

transitioning research data to the operational weather community GOES-R Proving Ground Products Provided by SPoRT for AWIPS/NAWIPS Pseudo Geostationary Lightning Mapper pGLM Products o Flash extent density and maximum density products derived from ground-based LMA data (4 networks), AWIPS and AWIPS II o Similar to AWG optical proxy GLM product (not yet available) o SPC/HWT/ Spring Experiment GOES-MODIS Hybrid Product o Replicates spatial resolution of selected ABI channels o Derived from MODIS imagery combined with GOES-East 15 minute imagery for animation o 8 WFOs for evaluation Convective Initiation Product – obtained from AWG o Reformat and disseminate to SPC/HWT/ Spring Experiment o Ongoing evaluated at 3 WFOs

transitioning research data to the operational weather community SPoRT Proving Ground Products for AWIPS/NAWIPS Red-Green-Blue (RGB) channel composites simulating ABI capabilities – more information than a single channel o Collaboration with CIRA for product development o Generated from MODIS, SEVIRI, GOES Sounder, simulated ABI radiance data o SPoRT disseminates RGB products to NHC, SPC, HPC, OPC, and WFOs o Focus on specific products and forecast problems

transitioning research data to the operational weather community SPoRT Proving Ground Products for AWIPS/NAWIPS Red-Green-Blue (RGB) channel composites simulating ABI capabilities – more information than a single channel o Collaboration with CIRA for product development o Generated from MODIS, SEVIRI, GOES Sounder, simulated ABI radiance data o SPoRT disseminates RGB products to NHC, SPC, HPC, OPC, and WFOs o Focus on specific products and forecast problems High-resolution SST Composite o No planned proxy AWG product for ABI o 2-4x daily MODIS derived SSTs combined contiguous field o AWIPS, GRiB for model ingest, WFOs, SPoRT WRF for SPC/HWT Spring Experiment Lightning Forecast Algorithm (LFA) o Total lightning forecast product o Based on WRF forecast model microphysics o Aids in GOES-R GLM lightning analysis and data assimilation

transitioning research data to the operational weather community Hybrid Imagery Feedback Results Moderate Minor Forecaster Feedback Surveys, evaluations, blog posts from 7 WFOs and SMG IR, SW, WV, and visible imagery included in at least 10 assessments each – variety of applications 21 said the imagery had some to large impact, while 9 indicated little impact o generally a normal distribution with most in the “some” category o “expert” users mostly indicated some to little impact in cases examined with occasional high impact o less experienced users had ~equal amount of high and low impact cases 26 indicated that they recommended the product to other forecasters 21 indicated that they zoomed into features vs. using a large-scale view look at mesoscale features vs synoptic

transitioning research data to the operational weather community Summary SPoRT helps transition unique NASA and NOAA data to the operational weather community o Demonstrate capability of experimental /research products to weather applications and societal benefit o Prepares forecasters for use of data from next generation of operational satellites (NPP/JPSS, GOES-R) SPoRT is actively participating in the GOES-R Proving Ground o Collaboration with NOAA Cooperative Institutes o Generate and disseminate proxy products to National Centers and WFOs for evaluation o Develop product training o Conduct assessments on utility of future products Future o Help transition Proving Ground products to AWIPS2 environment o Expand collaborations in OCONUS (Alaska and Pacific regions) o Enhance use of RGB proxy products at WFOs and National Centers