1 NWS and GA Safety National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Cyndie Abelman NOAA/NWS Aviation Weather Services July 22, 2014.

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1 NWS and GA Safety National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Cyndie Abelman NOAA/NWS Aviation Weather Services July 22, 2014

2 A few topics…  NTSB Recommendations  Training  Modernization

 Consistent weather information  Aviation weather information should be consistent with other user’s information  Public, marine, aviation, etc. should be consistent  Mountain wave activity  Provide a specific product for mountain wave activity  Enhance communication within the NWS  Ensure mutual situational awareness  Standardized guidance on weighting PIREPs  Promote consistent determination of hazard severity  Assist in product issuance NTSB Recommendations

 Where do we go from here?  NWS provides a response to the NTSB within 90 days  We work with our partners and users to determine a way forward  A few things in progress... NTSB Recommendations

Digital Aviation Services  Using NDFD for consistent forecast elements

NTSB Recommendations Mountain Wave Activity  AWC Aviation Weather Testbed developing new tool SREF Mean Ridge Top Winds (kts) SREF Mean Height (Layer Ave: mb) SREF Likelihood (i.e. % of members meeting M.W. Environment; shaded) SREF Runs 4x/day (03, 09, 15, 21 UTC) Guidance available hourly through 39 hours, then 3-hrly through 3.5 days 48-Hour Forecast Valid 15 UTC 20 March Hour Forecast Valid 15 UTC 20 March 2014 Visible Satellite Image 15Z 20 March 2014 Aircraft Tracks Eddy Dissipation Rate (EDR; > “moderate” in boxes) Mountain Wave in PIREP remarks (wave icon)

TrainingTraining  Partnership with AOPA Air Safety Institute  Provide funding through a Grant for online GA weather training  Topics like:  Thunderstorms and ATC  Ceiling and Visiblity  Precipitation and Icing  Airmasses and Fronts  VFR into IMC  Over 200,000 views since 2006  AWC provides guest presenter for webinars

Other Changes Transition of Area Forecast  NWS needs to modernize our aviation products and services  Area Forecast largely unchanged for years  No forecast for IFR  No forecast of weather under 3000 sq mi  Character limitations resulting in weather information left out of forecast  Transition to digital products already in place  FAA has notice in Federal Register for comment until August 4, 2014

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