Hydrometeorological Prediction Center Preparing for GOES-R at HPC David Novak Science and Operations Officer With contributions from Ed Danaher 2011 GOES-R.

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Hydrometeorological Prediction Center Preparing for GOES-R at HPC David Novak Science and Operations Officer With contributions from Ed Danaher 2011 GOES-R Proving Ground Workshop May 18,

Hydrometeorological Prediction Center HPC Operations Model Diagnostics Surface Analysis QPF Short Term Weather Medium Range Alaska Med. Range Tropical Broad variety of responsibilities NWS QPF GPRA 2 Winter Weather Surface Analysis QPF Short Term Weather Medium RangeWinter Weather Alaska Med. Range Tropical Model Diagnostics Day 0 – 7 forecast guidance International

Hydrometeorological Prediction Center Goals of the HPC Proving Ground 3 Raise forecaster awareness of satellite meteorology Engage research community in operational needs Prepare forecasters for mission-relevant GOES-R products Day 1 QPF Day 2/3 QPF NESDIS SAB National Precipitation Unit

Hydrometeorological Prediction Center Current Precipitable Water Products and Decision Aids 4 Demonstrated ProductCategory Cloud and Moisture ImageryBaseline RGB Air MassDecision Aid Rainfall Rate/QPEBaseline Derived Motion WindsBaseline Current Model Diag Tools Future RGB Air Mass

Hydrometeorological Prediction Center Organizations Roles and Responsibilities 5 OrganizationDemonstrated Product CIRA / CIMSSCloud and Moisture Imagery CIRA / SPoRTRGB Air Mass NESDIS/STARRainfall Rate/QPE NESDIS/STARDerived Motion Winds Providers working with on-site GOES-R contractor (Michael Folmer) to facilitate data ingest, training, testing and evaluation Contractor SAB HPCOPC

Hydrometeorological Prediction CenterSchedule 6 DatesActivities June-JulyContractor Spin-up July-AugIntroduce Cloud and Moisture Imagery Sep-OctIntroduce RGB Air Mass Nov-DecIntroduce Rainfall Rate/QPE Jan-FebIntroduce Derived Motion Winds Mar-Apr 2011Initial report on evaluation May 2011Final Report Due Products will be introduced over a several month period starting in July with the last new product to be introduced in Feb 2012

Hydrometeorological Prediction CenterTraining 7 OrganizationDemonstrated ProductTraining CIRA / CIMSSCloud and Moisture Imagery Recorded VISIT CIRA / SPoRTRGB Air MassTo Be Developed NESDIS/STARRainfall Rate/QPEGoTo Meeting NESDIS/STARDerived Motion WindsTo Be Developed On-site GOES-R contractor facilitates forecaster training in collaboration with data providers.

Hydrometeorological Prediction Center A day in the life… 8 Arrange teletraining session with CIRA. Show forecaster one-on-one how today’s weather situation would look in a GOES-R world. Compile forecaster feedback results from online feedback form. Troubleshoot NMAP display issue. Prepare presentation for product evaluation debrief.

Hydrometeorological Prediction Center Issues and Opportunities 9 Contractor facilitates many tasks -data ingest -local satellite expert -local trainer -over 50 forecasters (HPC, OPC, SAB) AWIPS II transition ongoing Building transition in FY12