The Next-Generation NCEP Production Suite EMC Senior Staff NCEP Production Suite Weather, Ocean, Land & Climate Forecast Systems.

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The Next-Generation NCEP Production Suite EMC Senior Staff NCEP Production Suite Weather, Ocean, Land & Climate Forecast Systems

The Environmental Forecast Process Observations Analysis Model Forecast Post-processed Model Data Forecaster User (public, industry…) Numerical Forecast System Data Assimilation Primary Components

Primary & Secondary Components and Models Primary components –Observations ingest, processing and quality control –Data assimilation –Forecast model –Post-processing –Product delivery Primary model –Used in data assimilation cycle –Supported by EMC for NCEP’s operations Risk reduction Optimum maintenance Optimum enhancement –Continued exposure to observations –Model improvements impact analysis and forecast Secondary model –Initialized from analysis –Not cycled –Must add value to operational system Skill Diversity Unique application –Supported institutionally by external (to EMC) organization E.g. Navy (through NUOPC) First line of support at EMC (one person) –Applications Ensemble membership (managed diversity) Not fully supportable by EMC (e.g. ecosystems)

Forces for Change Model Region 1 Model Region 2 Global/Regional Model Domain ESMF-based System ~ Executive Summary ~ Increasing emphasis on ensemble approaches –Multi-model ensembles SREF NAEFS Climate Forecast System Entering the NPOESS era –More rapid access to hyperspectral data –GPS soundings –Higher resolution surface radiance data All models run within ESMF –Models run concurrently –Hybrid vertical coordinate –Coupled –Spanning all scales Operational Earth System model – more explicit hydro, climate and ecosystems applications

CMC 16 members NCEP 14 members NCEP + CMC 2 meter Temperature (after bias correction)

GDAS GFS anal NAM anal CFS RTOFS SREF NAM AQ GFS HUR RDAS Current (2007) GENS/NAEFS Current NCEP Production Suite Weather, Ocean, Land & Climate Forecast Systems

CFS MFS WAV CFS & MFS GENS/NAEFS GFS Next Generation Prototype Phase Regional Rap Refresh Global HUR SREF Reforecast Hydro / NIDIS/FF Hydro NAM GDAS RDAS RTOFS AQ NCEP Production Suite Weather, Ocean, Land & Climate Forecast Systems AQ Computing factor: 81 Added Hourly GDAS Moved GFS concurrent to NAM & SREF Expanded Hurricane capability (hires)

CFS & MFS CFS MFS WAV GFS Regional Rap Refresh Global SREF Reforecast Hydro NAM GDAS RDAS RTOFS CFS & MFS AQHydro / NIDIS/FFAQ GENS/NAEFS >100% of 2015 computing Next Generation Prototype Final – NCEP Production Suite Weather, Ocean, Land & Climate Forecast Systems GLOBAL NEXTGEN HUR Computing factor: > 240 ECOSYSTEMS SPACE WEATHER HENS

Analysis Other Forecast Systems Physics (1,2,3) ESMF Utilities (clock, error handling, etc) Post processor & Product Generator Verification Resolution change ESMF Superstructure (component definitions, “mpi” communications, etc) Multi-component ensemble + Stochastic forcing Coupler Dynamics (1,2) Application Driver National Environmental Modeling System (NEMS) (uses standard ESMF compliant software) * Earth System Modeling Framework (NCAR/CISL, NASA/GMAO, Navy (NRL), NCEP/EMC), NOAA/GFDL 2, 3 etc: NCEP supported thru NUOPC, NASA, NCAR or NOAA institutional commitments Components are: Dynamics (spectral, FV, NMM, FIM, ARW, FISL, COAMPS…)/Physics (GFS, NRL, NCAR, GMAO, ESRL…)

Community-based Development Strategy and roles: –Focus on single component instead of entire model system –Collaborative NCEP/EMC –Maintains primary components for each part of Production Suite and for each application –Supports ESMF applications in operations –In collaboration with community »Integrates new ESMF-based components into operations »Performs final testing and preparation of upgrades of supported components in operations Collaborators provide –Component upgrades to be tested in operational setting –Institutional support for their contributed components –Diversity and expertise complementary to operations Work through DTC, JCSDA, CTB, etc.

Planned NEMS Capabilities Components and capabilities of the NEMS infrastructure –Configuration control Domain Resolution (horizontal, vertical) Standardized fixed field generation (WPS - topography, land use, etc) Tracer definition –Observations ingest, formatting, QC, etc libraries –Nesting (static and moving, telescoping, 1-way, 2-way) –Concurrent ensemble execution (single executable, multiple members) –Data assimilation (3D-var and advanced techniques) –In-core updating for analysis increments and boundary conditions –Model dynamics and physics including Atmosphere Ocean Land surface and hydrology Air Quality and trace gases –Post-processor and product generator Uniform products from global & regional domains Post processing includes bias correction and calibrated probabilities –Standard operational verification –Documentation for operational and research users

Planned NEMS Capabilities (cont) Modeling Research –Global and regional –Institutionally supported components Atmosphere –GFS (NCEP) –NOGAPS (Navy) –FV (NASA, GFDL) –NMM (NCEP) –ARW (ESRL, NCAR, AFWA) –COAMPS (Navy) –FIM (ESRL) –FISL (NCEP) Ocean –MOM4 (GFDL) –HYCOM (NCEP, Navy) Land surface and hydrology –Noah (NCEP) –VIC (Princeton, U. Wash) –MOSAIC (NASA) –Sacramento (OHD) –Smirnova LSM (ESRL) Air Quality and trace gases –CMAQ (EPA, ARL) –GOCART (NASA) –NAAPS (Navy) Under construction Will include in future

Planned NEMS Capabilities (cont) Operational Models (NCEP only) –Global Forecast System GFS –Global Ensemble (GENS, NAEFS) GFS –North American (NAM) NMM –Short-range Ensemble (SREF) NMM ARW Physics diversity –High Resolution Window (HRW) NMM ARW –Air Quality (AQ) CMAQ –Land Surface & Hydrology (LIS) Noah –Rapid Refresh (RR) Dynamics TBD GSD physics –Hurricane (HUR) NMM for hurricanes HYCOM –Seasonal Climate Forecast (CFS) GFS for climate MOM4 Will include in Operational NEMS

Criteria for Inclusion in NEMS Research –Adherence to ESMF standards –Institutional support for code –Participation in system evolution Operations –Research criteria plus: –Standard “Transition to Operations” criteria NCEP: –Forecast performance benefits –IT compatibility –Efficiency –Sustainability AMOP (Navy) AFWA IPT process (USAF)