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Page 1: Training Framework for Satellite User Readiness in NOAA AMS 2015 20 th Conference on Satellite Meteorology & Oceanography LeRoy Spayd & Anthony Mostek

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Training Framework for Satellite User Readiness in NOAA

AMS 2015

20th Conference on Satellite

Meteorology & Oceanography

LeRoy Spayd & Anthony Mostek

NWS Training Division

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Focus on Forecaster Performance

• Improve NWS short-term forecast and warning operations by optimally using GOES-R & JPSS data and products.

• Increase use of digital satellite data into operations to support Decision Support Services (DSS) for Weather Ready Nation.

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Working Together for Satellite Training

Satellite &NWS Proving

Grounds

Users & Developers

Satellite Liasions,EUMETSAT,

NASA/SPoRT, Canada, DOD…

VISIT (CIRA/CIMSS)UCAR/COMET

WMO (Virtual Lab) NWS Training Division & SOOs

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Inputs to Develop Content

• Himawari Data Sets• Test Bed experiments• OPG Operational Readiness

Evaluations• COMET modules• CIRA/CIMSS/SPORT experts• GOES-R/JPSS Liaisons• WMO Virtual Lab• Feedback from SOOs

– (ex. NUCAPS, day/night band)

• Satellite O2R Proving

Ground/User Readiness

Meetings

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GOES-R rapid refresh will help address data voids

Time Days

Outlooks

Space Regional State Local

Watches Warnings

Event

Hours Minutes

Information Void(s)

Adapted from Dr. Heather Lazrus (SSWIM) and Lans Rothfusz (NSSL)

pre-

war

ning

Pre-

wat

ch

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Official products will become gridded, probabilistic, hazard based and digitally fused

with radar/models and other observations

Hail DamageTrees Down>EF3 TornadoLightning

Tornado Grid

Hail Grid

Wind Grid

Impact Grid

Adapted from Lans Rothfusz (NSSL)

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OverviewTraining Plan has two main phases:

1. Foundational training for all operational meteorologists

2. Ongoing Just-in-Time Training & Resources

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Foundational training for all

• Capabilities of New Satellites: – Spatial/temporal resolution– Imager bands/combinations & products– Lightning mapper + other instruments

• Satellite interpretation of meteorological features• How satellite data is assimilated into numerical models:– Using satellite data to verify initial conditions (situational

awareness)– Using satellite data to validate model performance– Data Fusion with satellite/radar data and models

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Foundational Training1. “Core” modules to set baseline understanding: For all 2000+ Forecasters

- GOES-R/JPSS Basics - Focus on new capabilities

- Focus on interpretation/use of the data

- Introduce operationally relevant baseline products (e.g., RGB, Convective Initiation, etc.)

2. Specific task-based training tracks:

WFO – Warnings, Grid Production, DSS,

Marine, Fire, Tropical, etc

CWSU – Aviation, Volcanic ash

RFC – Hydro including QPE/QPF

3. Residence science infusion/satellite lab for

SOOs & Local Satellite Champions

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Ongoing Just-In-Time Training • Storm of the Month/week webinars• Blogs/FAQs• Real time chats during live weather events• Short videos (ex.YouTube)• Quick reference guides on AWIPS-2• Dynamic simulations

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Summary

Focus on improving forecaster performance by better utilizing SNPP/JPSS, GOES-R, and Himawari in NWS Operations

Foundational training for all Meteorologists when data becomes operationally available

Just-in-Time training continues for several years as new satellite products are developed and satellite data is fused with other observations (radar) & models