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1 Joint Action Group for Lightning Detection System Date: 30 January 2008 Cochairs: TBD Exec Secretary: Lt Col Mark Fitzgerald, USAF Telecon # , pass code # GoToMeeting: Meeting ID is:

2 Agenda Topic Welcome Introductions and Attendance Review Membership Introduce JAG/LDS Goals Review TOR Review Timeline Description of Agency Deliverable Example Capability Scrub Possible Vendor Technical Review BREAK AT 2:30pm

3 Welcome Welcome! Administrative remarks –This meeting is being recorded –Telecon # , pass code # –GoToMeeting: m/join/ Meeting ID is:

4 Introductions and Attendance Introductions around room and on telephone

5 Review Membership DOC Members: Name Office Mr. Sergio Marsh Primary (NWS Upper Air Mgr) Mr. James Heil NWS OS7 Mr. James A. McNitt NWS/OOS/FSOC/OSB Mr. Wayne Faas NESDIS NCDC Mr. Stephen DelGreco NESDIS NCDC Dr. Ronald R. MacGorman NSSL Dr. Phillip Bothwell SPC Mr. Timothy Oram NWS/SR/SMG HOUSTON TX

6 Review Membership DOD Members: Name Office Lt Col Mark Fitzgerald Primary DOD Rep (OFCM) Mr. Kurt Nelson Navy Col Mark Zettlemoyer USAF (Air Staff) Lt Col James Rickman USAF (Air Staff) Mr. David E. Johnson Army DAMI-OPS G2 Dr. Frank W. Gallagher III Army Dugway Proving Grnd Todd M. McNamara 45 WS DOR (Patrick AFB) William P Roeder 45 WS SYR (Patrick AFB) William M. Schmeiser 30 WS SYR (Vandenberg)

7 Review Membership DOI, DOT and BLM Members: Name Office NONE IDENTIFIED Department of Interior Mr. Paul Armbruster Primary FAA Member (ATO-T) Dino Rovito FAA ATO-P Mr. Rick Heuwinkel FAA NAS Weather Office Mr. Bing F. Gong Volpe Natnl Transportation Sys Ctr Ms. Bev Fronterhouse BLM Alaska Fire Service

8 Review Membership NASA Members: NameOffice Dr. Richard Blakeslee Primary Member (Marshall Spc Flt Ctr, Global Hyd & Cli Ctr) Ms. Doris Rotzol Hood Spaceflight Met Group, Johnson Spc Ctr Dr. William J. Koshak NASA MSFC, Earth Science Office, VP61 Dr. Francis J. Merceret NASA KSC Dr. John MaduraNASA KSC Mr. Robert ScullyCo-Chair, Space Shuttle E3 Control Technical Panel JSC EMC Group Lead

9 Introduce JAG/LDS Goals Review TOR –The JAG/LDS will provide a National Lightning Capabilities Document that will achieve the following: Be a mutually agreed upon set of capabilities that will fulfill the requirements of the member agencies. Fully describe the capabilities such that a contractor can build the system based on what is in the document. Be delivered to the NWS by June 2008.

10 Review Timeline EventPOCDue Date Agencies provide capability description Each agency with unique requirements 30 Mar ‘08 First DRAFT Capabilities Document Lt Col Fitzgerald30 Apr ‘08 Review/improve Capabilities Document JAG/LDS30 May ‘08 OFCM review/approval of Capabilities Document Mr. Sam Williamson 30 Jun ‘08 Vendor Technical ReviewNWS?? Complete MOUNWS?? Complete New ContractNOAA Contracting Jan ‘10

11 Description of Agency Deliverable See Excel spreadsheet Due to OFCM 30 Mar 08 All agencies (DOC, USAF, USA, Navy, DOI, FAA, BLM, NASA) should provide a list of capabilities using the table provided Are there any descriptors missing? –Impact if capability not available? –Flash vs stroke reporting? –Polarity? –Cloud to cloud needed? –Data Format? Add descriptive columns, pages, or maps as necessary to capture your agency’s needs

12 Description of Agency Deliverable Should we agree on a common non-proprietary data format? Need to agree on common description (intersection of all of our needs) for different geographical areas. –Common set of capabilities for CONUS and territories –Common set of capabilities for Pacific and Atlantic –Common set of capabilities for Europe etc etc We can capture those needs that fall outside the intersection of our common needs and make them a part of the data capabilities document. –Separate description for Spacelift, range, EOD capabilities etc

13 Lightning Capability Example From NPOESS / GOES-R Mr. Jim Heil Example Capability Scrub

14 Example Capability Scrub Systems CapabilitiesThresholdsObjectives a. Horizontal Cell Size Nadir, clear Worst case, clear All Weather 1 km 1.3 km 40 km 0.25 km 20 km b. Mapping Accuracy Nadir, clear Worst case, clear All Weather 1 km 1.3 km 5 km 1.km 3 km c. Measurement Range-2 o to 40 o C -2  to 40  C d. Measurement Precision Clear All Weather 0.2 o C 0.3 o C 0.1  C 0.1 o C e. Measurement Uncertainty Clear All Weather 0.5  C 1.0 o C 0.1  C 0.5 o C f. Refresh6 hours3 hours g. Long-Term Stability 0.1  C.05 o C h. Latency90 minutes15 minutes i. Geographic CoverageGlobal Ocean Sea Surface Temperature (SST)

15 GOES-R Example Capability Scrub

16 GOES-R Program Requirement Document

17 Program Observational Requirement

18 Possible Vendor Technical Review NWS may set up a vendor technical review so that the JAG/LDS can get a preview of the latest lightning network and sensor capabilities

19 Open Discussion