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HimawariCast Practical Training Japan Meteorological Agency

Goal of this training Effective Use of Himawari data Learn SATAID! How can we use the data? What kind of things can we do using the data? Learn SATAID! What can we do using SATAID? Do exercise to deepen the understanding

Contents Preparation Introduction to SATAID Basic Functions of SATAID Exercise using SATAID Cloud Analysis Detect Various Phenomenon

Curriculum (Viet Nam) TANAKA OKUYAMA NISHIMURA 08:30 – 11:30 13:30 – 15:00 15:00 – 17:00 10th Dec. (Thurs.) Opening Overview of Himawari-8/9 Utilization of SATAID Basics of meteorological satellite and satellite analysis 11th Dec. (Fri.) Utilization of newly equipped bands on Himawari-8 including practical training Practical training on utilization of RGB composite & High resolution Cloud Analysis Information HCAI)　& Heavy Rainfall Potential Areas Analysis training 1 12th Dec. (Sat.) Utilization of satellite data for weather forecast and disaster risk reduction Analysis training 2 TANAKA OKUYAMA NISHIMURA

Preparation Open the folder Please copy “HimawariCast_Training” folder in the USB memory to the “C Drive” Open “HimawariCast_Training” folder

Folder structure \HimawariCast_Training \GMSLPD \TANAKA \Manual Preparation Folder structure \HimawariCast_Training \GMSLPD \TANAKA \Manual \OKUYAMA \OTHER \PPT \SATAID_DATA

Install SATAID program Preparation Install SATAID program Open “Gmslpd” folder Double-click “Gsetup.exe” If OS type of your PC is 64 bit windows, open “Gsetup64.exe”

Select ‘Exec’ Select ‘OK’ Select ‘Yes’

Start SATAID Go back to the “HimawariCast Training” Preparation Start SATAID Go back to the “HimawariCast Training” Open “SATAID_DATA” folder Open “201508” folder Double-click “20150803.ATC”

What is SATAID? Introduction SATAID (SATellite Animation and Interactive Diagnosis) is a sophisticated display software visualizing meteorological information in multiple dimensions (spatial and temporal), which assists forecasters to analyze and monitor continually weather parameters and phenomena for better meteorological services. Data overlay Multiple functions Animation Customize display With NWP data With observation data More efficiently and accurately!

How do we get it? WIS Website Himawari-Cast http://www.wis-jma.go.jp/cms/sataid/ You need Internet Environment You need to get ID and Password (wis-jma at met.kishou.go.jp) 5 channels are available every 10 minutes http://www.data.jma.go.jp/mscweb/en/himawari89/himawari_cast/himawari_cast.html You need dedicated antenna and computers 14 channels are available every 10 minutes

Data for Exercise 16 Channels Every-10-minute images Spatial resolution: 4km in this training Original Data is 2km for IR and 1km for VS

(Advanced Himawari Imager) 16 Bands of AHI (Advanced Himawari Imager) 13 True Color Image MTSAT Channels Band Wavelength [µm] Spatial Resolution 1 V1 Visible 0.46 1Km 2 V2 0.51 3 VS 0.64 0.5Km 4 N1 Near Infrared 0.86 5 N2 1.6 2Km 6 N3 2.3 7 I4 3.9 8 WV 6.2 9 W2 7.0 10 W3 7.3 11 MI 8.6 12 O3 9.6 13 IR 10.4 14 L2 11.2 15 I2 12.3 16 CO 13.3 RGB　band Composited Water vapor Atmospheric Windows O3(Ozone) CO2(Carbon dioxide) VIS Aerosol Water cloud and Ice cloud Size of the cloud droplet IR4 Fog , Hot spot(Forest fire) IR3(WV) SO2(Sulfur dioxide) IR1 IR2

Introduction to SATAID Please look at the ‘Quick-Guide’ \HimawariCast Training\PPT\1_[QUICK-GUIDE]SATAIDforHimawariCast.pptx