Town Hall Jim McFadden, Jack Parrish, Ian Sears and CDR Devin Brakob NOAA Aircraft Operations Center Paul Chang and Zorana Jelenak NOAA /NESDSI 67 th INTERAGENCY.

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Town Hall Jim McFadden, Jack Parrish, Ian Sears and CDR Devin Brakob NOAA Aircraft Operations Center Paul Chang and Zorana Jelenak NOAA /NESDSI 67 th INTERAGENCY HURRICANE COFERENCE 6 MARCH 2013

Agenda 2012 Season Hurricane Summary – by the numbers. What did we accomplish during the 2012 season? Key Instrumentation Plans for 2013 and beyond. P-3 Service Life Extension Program and Schedule 2

Hurricane Summary P hours28 flights G-IV 90.3 hours12 flights Total hrs. 40 flights

Hurricane Summary P hours31 flights G-IV144.2 hours18 flights Total hrs. 49 flights

5 Hurricane Hours Flown FY

Hurricane Summary What did we do in 2012? G-IV TDR accepted by NOAA 13 Missions (6 G-IV; 7 P-3) flown for TS/Hurricane Isaac 10 Missions (3 G-IV; 7 P-3) flown for Hurricane Sandy All back-to-back missions for Isaac and Sandy completed with one P-3. G-IV TDR test flights completed into Hurricanes Leslie and Sandy RVP-8 portion of P-3 radar upgrade completed on N42RF Gulf OHC Survey Missions -1 st real-time data xmission to NCO. Ocean Winds Satellite Cal/Val in Hurricanes Leslie and Sandy

TS/Hurricane Isaac P3 and G-IV coverage (Aug , 2012) 49RF G-IV 42RF P-3 Seven TDR flights with one break ~12 hr sampling cycle Operated out of Barbados, MacDill AFB and Jacksonville, FL 2 nd crew ComAir to Barbados and POV to Jacksonville Six G-IV missions.

Hurr. SandyP-3, G-IV and AF C-130 coverage Seven P-3 TDR flights with one aircraft, two crews and no breaks Three G-IV missions. ~12 hr sampling cycle All P-3 and G-IV flights from KMCF Courtesy Tropical Atlantic website (tropicalatlantic.com)

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HURRICANE SANDY G-IV AND P-3 TDR DERIVED WIND FIELD (from HRD) G-IVP-3

HURRICANE LESLIE G-IV AND P-3 TDR DERIVED WIND FIELD (from HRD) 1-km 3-km G-IV P-3 G-IV and P-3

HURRICANE ISAAC 2012 Post-storm Ocean Heat Content Mission – AXBT, AXCP and AXCTD

16 Scanning Scatterometer Measurement Geometry

Imaging Wind and Rain Airborne Profiler – IWRAP (designed and operated by University of Massachusetts) Reflectivity and Doppler profiles – four beams, two frequencies (C and Ku), two polarizations (H and V) – simultaneously. High-resolution surface and volume backscatter. High resolution ocean surface vector winds (OSVW)

New ASCAT GMF Impact in TC Wind Field Analysis New ASCAT GMF has compared favorably to 34 and 50 kt wind radii estimates from aircraft data in some cases Old GMF New GMF Hurricane Irene 0152 UTC 26 August 2011 Analyzed wind radii from all sources (including aircraft) 50 KT NE 100SE 50SW 75NW. 34 KT NE 200SE 125SW 160NW ASCAT wind radii (new GMF) 50 KT NE 105SE 60SW 70NW. 34 KT NE 205SE 135SW 175NW.

19 FY13 and Beyond Priorities and Plans 1. G-IV Tail Doppler Radar – observational strategies strategies

20 FY13 and Beyond Priorities and Plans 1. G-IV Tail Doppler Radar – observational strategies strategies 2. P-3 Radar Upgrade – new antenna/waveguide

24 FY13 and Beyond Priorities and Plans 1. G-IV Tail Doppler Radar – observational strategies strategies 2. P-3 Radar Upgrade – new antenna/waveguide 3.Upgrade of ICS System 4.Installation of Digital HF Radio

25 FY13 and Beyond Priorities and Plans 1. G-IV Tail Doppler Radar – observational strategies strategies 2. P-3 Radar Upgrade – new antenna/waveguide 3.Upgrade of ICS System 4.Installation of Digital HF Radio 5.P-3 Service Life Extension

Wing-sets (Two) New Outer wing assemblies New Ctr. Wing front and rear beam and upper surface New Horizontal Stabilizer Installation Rolls Royce T Engines (Ten) Overhaul and refurbish (Zero-time) all engines Possible upgrade to Series 3.5 Avionics (TBD) Tail Doppler Radar (TDR) Upgrades Lower Fuselage Radar (LF) Upgrades Digital HF for N43RF Digital Autopilot Moving Map Display Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (ADSB) traffic control system Project: WP-3D Service Life Extension - Scope 26

27 P-3 SLE SCHEDULE 1.N42RF inducted into FRCSE (Navy JAX) January Completion date January Return to service February N43RF inducted into FRCSE for re-winging August 2016, Return to service late August Some avionics upgrades concurrent with re-wining.

28 QUESTIONS?