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Presented to: NWS Partners August 5, 2013 Jim McNitt Project Manager Office of Science and Technology National Weather Service National Oceanic and Atmospheric.

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1 Presented to: NWS Partners August 5, 2013 Jim McNitt Project Manager Office of Science and Technology National Weather Service National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Department Of Commerce 1325 East-West Highway Silver Spring, MD 20910-3283 1

2 Background Weather Radio Improvement Program (WRIP) established as a NWS program (2006) Phase 1 - System Design and Prototype (2007 – 2008) Phase 2 - System Development and Deployment (2009 – 2012) Final detailed design System Acceptance Test Pre-Operational Test and Evaluation (OT&E) In April 2012, WRIP-2 was established to move NOAA Weather Wire Service (NWWS) to the NWS dissemination architecture In May 2013, Office of Science and Technology separated NWWS from NOAA Weather Radio/Broadcast Message Handler (NWR/BMH) and moved the NWWS Project under the Integrated Dissemination Program (IDP) 2

3 Project Components NWWS-Sat: Satellite broadcast through AWIPS Satellite Broadcast Network (SBN) to end users End User Client (EUC): EUC software to reside on satellite users’ systems. Functions are: message collection, message archiving, message visualization, and product filtering Open Interface (OI): Data “push” via internet. Low-cost option for users without stringent delivery requirements. Being developed using existing NWS-Chat capability, and integrated within NWS Internet Dissemination System (NIDS) National Law Enforcement Telecommunications Systems (NLETS): New software to handle message collection, message transformation based on user profile configurations, and dissemination to NLETS center to support 34 state entities, who redistribute to other state/local emergency managers 3

4 Systems Architecture 4

5 NOAA Weather Wire Current System Configuration 5

6 Milestone Schedule 6

7 NOAA Weather Wire Future System Configuration 7

8 NWWS End User Terminal (current compared to new) 8 Calypso (current)Novra (new) RS232 Data OutputEthernet 10/100 Base T Data Output Product filtering included within receiver No product filtering within the receiver - Filtering needs to be provided by end user-developed external application. Data product format is WMO message Data product format is WMO message wrapped in NOAAPort Transport layer protocol

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