GOES-R Proving Ground GOES-R Proving Ground Demonstration of Imagery Products at NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center and Hazardous Weather Testbed Chris Siewert.

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GOES-R Proving Ground GOES-R Proving Ground Demonstration of Imagery Products at NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center and Hazardous Weather Testbed Chris Siewert 1,6, Bob Rabin 2,3, Darrel Kingfield 1,2, Jason Otkin 2, Daniel Lindsey 4, Louis Grasso 4, John Knaff 4, Michael Folmer 5, Andrew Molthan 6, and Steven Weiss OU-CIMMS, 2 - NOAA/NSSL, 3 - UW-CIMSS, 4 - CIRA, 5 - HPC/OPC/SAB/TAFB, 6 - NASA SPoRT, 7 - NOAA/NWS/SPC GOES-R Science Week 1 May 2012

EFPEWP GOES-R PG Experimental Forecast Program Experimental Warning Program Prediction of hazardous weather events from a few hours to a week in advance Detection and prediction of hazardous weather events up to several hours in advance NOAA’s Hazardous Weather Testbed

2011 Spring Experiment 5-week period (9 May – 10 June) – During central plains peak severe weather season – Main focus on severe, QPF and CI 24 NWS forecasters and many visiting scientists participated 8 Proving Ground products demonstrated Real-time forecast and warning exercises using operational decision support tools – N-AWIPS and AWIPS Weather Event Simulator (WES) cases developed for training purposes

Simulated Satellite Imagery Produced from the 0Z 4km NSSL-WRF – All 9 non-solar ABI IR bands – Visible band – Band differences – Hourly output available for hr forecast periods – Most imagery available locally by 12Z Now being produced in CAPS ensemble (2012) – Simulated IR in 23 members (28 overall) – Ensemble probability of cloud shield < -52 C and < -32 C

High Mid LowGOES-13

10-12 μm Channel Difference Bands currently not available on GOES μm channel is a ‘clean’ window – Brightness temperature very sensitive to surface temperature 12.3 μm channel is sensitive to column WV – Brightness temperature cools as WV increases Difference becomes more positive as low- and mid-level WV increases

2011 Fire Weather Experiment 2-week period (22 Aug. – 2 Sept.) – During western US fire weather season – Main focus on burnable fuels and dry thunder forecasting 6 NWS forecasters and several internal guests participated – SPC and Norman WFO 6 Proving Ground products demonstrated Real-time fire weather forecasts using N-AWIPS – Forecast 24-hour burnable fuels and dry thunder threat

NDVI / NDVI Change NDVI = (NIR-VIS)/(NIR+VIS) – Relative index of green vegetation cover – Values range from 0-1 – Clear sky only from MODIS imagery Updates every 2 weeks – Can be compared to land use maps NDVI change calculated using last 2 NDVI composites – Identify regions of decreasing or increasing greenness – Updated monthly

2012 Spring Experiment 6-week period (7 May – 15 June) – During central plains peak severe weather season – Main focus on severe and CI 24 NWS forecasters and 15 visiting scientists invited 2 new Proving Ground products – Sounder Airmass RGB and probabilistic SATCAST Real-time forecast and warning exercises using operational decision support tools – N-AWIPS and AWIPS II Weather Event Simulator (WES) cases and jobsheets sent to forecasters pre- arrival

Capturing Feedback Real-time blogging – During forecast/warning exercises – Participants are also encouraged to blog following forecast/warning exercises Web-based surveys – Immediately following forecast/warning operations Daily post-mortem discussions – Between visiting scientists and forecasters

Thank you for your attention!