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transitioning unique NASA data and research technologies to operations The NASA Short-term Prediction Research and Transition (SPoRT) Center GOES-R Proving Ground Update 09 January, 2012 Contributions from: Gary Jedlovec, Kevin Fuell, Geoffrey Stano, Matt Smith, Andrew Molthan

transitioning unique NASA data and research technologies to operations GOES-R PG Visiting Scientist Activities Planned visits – To AWC and SPC: Total lightning in operations – To CIRA: AWIPS II plugins, PG product suite collaborations – To OPC/HPC/SAB: RGB applications, training, and display in AWIPS II – To NHC: RGB applications, integration, training, and sources – To EUMETSAT: RGB usage at high latitudes, workshop Planned host visits – From CIRA: Collaborations in Tropical Proving Ground, product fusion and plugins – From Michael Folmer: RGB module for OPC/HPC/SAB, AWIPS II SEVIRI Air Mass RGB GOES Sounder Air Mass RGB

transitioning unique NASA data and research technologies to operations P-GLM Continued Continuing to improve utility Will be ready for 2012 Spring Program One plug-in for all products / networks New AWIPS II only feature Forecaster cell tracking tool Manual use Creates time series trend of lightning data Major request during forecaster evaluations AWIPS II Development

transitioning unique NASA data and research technologies to operations P-GLM - Updating Training Upgrading Graphics Original used GRADS – Early in PGLM development Upgrading all cases to use AWIPS II Accessibility Will replace current PGLM module Will be available on Learning Management System Old graphics New Products / Cases Discuss flash initiation and max density Adding new events for review AWIPS II Discuss available AWIPS II features E.G. Tracking tool, interpolation toggling AWIPS II / Max Density

transitioning unique NASA data and research technologies to operations OCONUS Activities QPE (Quantitative Precipitation Estimate) – Via Bob Kuligowski (NESDIS/STAR) – Ingesting and processing for Alaska domain – Working with Gene Petrescu to ingest/display at AK WFOs – Future: Pacific domain

transitioning unique NASA data and research technologies to operations OCONUS Activities MODIS data access for AK and HI −University of Alaska Fairbanks (GINA) o Gilmore Creek data source made accessible via ADDE server o Aqua: Global (~90 min. late) o Terra: Line of Sight only (NRT) −NASA/LANCE: 2 nd source of data, help fill gaps (e.g. Terra near HI) −Working on data flow and processing, product list (potential Hybrid and RGBs) Terra swath over Alaska. It's been remapped for use in a KML/KMZ file (Rectilinear projection)

transitioning unique NASA data and research technologies to operations RGB Imagery NHC was able to display both the GOES Sounder and SEVIRI RGBs in N-AWIPS; looking to add MODIS Continued use at National Center From Folmer: OPC applied SEVIRI Air Mass RGB in high wind event over N. Atlantic (see blog post)see blog post – Michael has moved from the ftp data feed to the LDM feed for SPoRT RGB products to improve latency OPC example - Jet Streak (reds)

transitioning unique NASA data and research technologies to operations Looking Forward Continued development of total lightning training and AWIPS II tools Working with Folmer to provide AWG’s CI product for use in OPC Additional PG products for NHC in collaboration with CIRA OCONUS delivery of QPE and MODIS products