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AWIPS Requirements
Updated GOES/POES Satellite Products
Donald G. Gray, GOES Product Manager, NOAA/NESDIS
COMET Class SatMet 99-2 April 26, 1999
Course Outline
I.
Updated Satellite Product Requirements
II. Implementation Schedule/Issues
III. Product Availability and References
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Updated AWIPS Requirements
GOES/POES Satellite Products
• GOES/POES Satellite Soundings
• GOES Sounder Derived Product Images
• GOES High Density Winds
• Automated Precipitation Estimates
• Blended Polar Sounder and Microwave Products
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Updated AWIPS Requirements
GOES/POES Satellite Products
(cont’d)
• GOES Imager DPI
• Scatterometer Ocean Surface Winds
• GOES Sounder Imagery
• Blended Polar Visible and Infrared Imagery
• Volcanic Ash Graphics
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GOES Satellite Soundings
Hourly Sounder Coverage (GOES-E & GOES-W)
GOES-W
(Variable)
GOES-W
GOES-E
GOES-E
(Variable)
Two sectors are scanned each hour by each satellite (GOES-E & GOES-W)
‘Variable’ sectors can be changed in response to significant weather events
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GOES Satellite Soundings
Individual Temperature/Dewpoint Profiles
GOES-10 Total Precipitable Water Soundings
25 February 1999
http://orbit-net.nesdis.noaa.gov/goes/soundings/
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Temperature/Moisture Soundings
• Digital Sounding Files (BUFR Format)
AWIPS Workstation Applications Processor will
provide capability for display, and computation
of secondary atmospheric parameters
• Course on GOES Atmospheric Soundings
Presented at AMS Conference in Phoenix, AZ, January 1998
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GOES Soundings Digital Format
GOES Sounder Based BUFR Files
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***** Header Record (Record 1)
Description
Day (YYDDD)
Time (HHMMSS)
Number of Records in File
Satellite ID
Lat/Lon of NW Corner of Data
Lat/Lon of SE Corner of Data
***** Data (Records 2-N) *****
Word
Description
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Day (YYDDD)
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Time (HHMMSS)
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Satellite ID
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Mod Flag
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Latitude (Deg)
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Longitude (Deg)
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Sam (# FOVS)
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Cape Index
9-26
Observed BT (K)
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Solar Zenith Angle (Deg)
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Local Zenith Angle (Deg)
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Retrieval Type
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Skin Temperature (K)
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Total Precip Water (mm)
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Lifted Index (K)
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Guess Total Precip Water (mm)
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Guess Lifted Index (K)
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Scale
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Scale
1
1
1
Layer Precip Water (1-.9 sigma)
100
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Layer Precip Water (.9-.7 sigma)
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Layer Precip Water (.7-.3 sigma)
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Sfc Temp (K) @ Sfc Pressure
39-78
Temp Profile (K) (0.1-1000mb)
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Sfc Dewpoint Temp @ Sfc Press.
80-119 Dewpoint Temp (K) (0.1-1000mb)
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Sfc Gepotential Height (m)
121-160 Gepotential Height (m) (0.1-1000mb)
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Sfc Pressure (mb)
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162-201 Pressure (0.1-1000mb)
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202-210 Spares
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100
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100
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1
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100
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POES Satellite Soundings
24 Hour Coverage - 2 Satellites
Total Precipitable Water
http://poes.nesdis.noaa.gov/posse/
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POES Satellite Soundings
Coverage in Polar Regions
Gray:
Clear Areas
White/Blue: Clouds
Soundings Available for Both
Clear and Cloudy Conditions
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POES Satellite Soundings
Individual Temperature/Moisture Profile
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GOES Sounder Derived Product Images
(Lifted Index, TPW, Surface Temp and Cloud Top Pressure)
False-color GOES-8/10 Total Precipitable Water
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/realtime/
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GOES Sounder Derived Product Images
(Lifted Index, TPW, Surface Temp and Cloud Top Pressure)
GOES Cloud-Top Pressure (mb)
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/realtime/
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GOES Wind Index (WINDEX)
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GOES Dry Microburst Potential Index (DMPI)
Likelihood of high based, low precipitation microbursts - West/Central US
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GOES Microburst Day Potential Index
This index is useful for showing the potential for wet microbursts in the southeast
United States. An index value approaching 1 represents a high risk.
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GOES High Density Winds
Winds Derived in Several Categories
• Cloud-Drift IR Winds (Imager)
• Water Vapor Winds (Imager)
• Visible Winds (Imager)
• Water Vapor Winds (Sounder)
http://orbit-net.nesdis.noaa.gov/goes/winds/
Link to winds presentation
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AWIPS Requirements
Precipitation Estimates
Sample Precipitation Text Product - TS Frances
ZCZC NFDSPENES ALL DDHHMM;310,0980 310,0900 260,0900 260,0900;
TTAA00 KNFD DDHHMM
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SATELLITE PRECIPITATION ESTIMATES..DATE/TIME 9/11/98 1702Z
THE SATELLITE ANALYSIS BRANCH/NESDIS---NPPU--- TEL.301-7638678
...EST'S FM: /GOES8-CNTRL AND E. U.S. / GOES10 - W. U.S...
AUTOMATIC ESTIMATES WILL BE USED FOR A TEST PERIOD FM
AUG 5 TO SEP 18.
AUTO ESTS AVLBL ON RAMSDIS IN REAL-TIME..AND ON NESDIS
FLASH FLOOD
HOMEPAGE. LATEST DATA USED: G-8 1630Z CK
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LOCATION...TX/LA
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HEADLINE FOR TX...CLOUD TOPS HAVE WARMED BTWN AUS AND
CRP..BUT (MORE
LCLZD) HVY RAIN STILL LIKELY WITH WARMER TOPPED CELLS.
COLD TOPPED
CONVECTION FM BPT TO CLL ROTATES SLWY NW TO W WITH
CYCLONIC FLOW..HCY
RFL CONTINUES.
HEADLINE FOR LA...BAND OF INTENSIFYING CNVTN DUMPS
TORRENTIAL RAFL BTWN LFT AND LCH WHILE NEW TSTMS
FORM SE OF MSY.
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AUTOMATIC ESTIMATES...
TX COUNTIES...
BEE
2.4"
WILSON
1.6
HARRIS
3.4
JEFFERSON/LIBERTY
3 HR (1330Z-1630Z)
2.7
LA PARISHES..
JEFFERSON DAVIS/E CAMERON/VERMILION 2.4-3.2
PLAQUEMINES/ST BERNARD
2.7
HRLY RAIN RATES ARE 1-2" (PR HR).
NOTE..NO CORRECTION BOXES ARE IN EFFECT ON THE
AUTOESTIMATOR.
AS OF 1445Z IMAGE..
ONE CLUSTER OF TSTMS IS LOCATED BTWN SAT TO CRP HAS DECR
IN CVRG AND INTENSITY OVER PAST HR. OTHER AREAS OVER
HARRIS AND WALLER COUNTIES AND OVER THE
JEFFERSON/CHAMBERS
AND HARDIN COUNTIES..AND HAVE INCRD IN INTENSITY OVER
PAST 1-2 HRS.
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GOES Manual
Precipitation Estimates (Gridded)
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GOES Digital Precipitation Estimates
(Automated, Gridded)
Tropical Storm Frances - 9/11/98
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GOES Blended
Precipitable Water Product
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GOES Soil Moisture Estimates
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Imager DPI - Total Precipitable Water
GOES-10 Hemispheric Coverage
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Imager DPI - Surface ‘Skin’ Temperature
(Early Afternoon)
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GOES Sounder
Radiance Imagery (False Color)
• Images to be re-mapped in Lambert-Conformal Projection
• Color enhancements will be required to display important
meteorological information (Unique enhancements will be
required for each of 18 infrared channels)
• AWIPS sectors (CONUS, Regional, etc.) still to be defined
• Examples from AMS presentation…
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Implementation Schedule/Issues
Prioritized AWIPS Satellite Product Requirements Completed by NWS/OM;
Incorporated Into SPSRB (Satellite Products and Services Review Board)
List for Resource Allocation
AWIPS ‘Build 5’ is First Opportunity for Including New Products/Applications
in AWIPS System - Early/Mid 2000
NWS Will Accept “Experimental” Products Pending Operational
Implementation at NESDIS; ORA (Office of Research and Applications)
Will Distribute Routine “Experimental” Products
Many New AWIPS Products Currently Available on Internet
AWIPS Applications Software Needed for Product Display and Analysis
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Product Availability and References
Internet
http://defiant.wrh.noaa.gov/satawips/awipapp2.htm
(AWIPS Satellite Product and Applications Requirements
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu
http://orbit-net.nesdis.noaa.gov/goes
http://poes.nesdis.noaa.gov/posse
http://orbit-net.nesdis.noaa.gov/ora/fpdt1/
http://orbit-net.nesdis.noaa.gov/
http://orbit-net.nesdis.noaa.gov/ora/ht/ff/index.html
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Product Availability and References
References
Hayden, C.M., 1988: GOES-VAS Simultaneous Temperature and Moisture Retrieval
Algorithm. J. Applied Meteorology,
27, 705-733
Menzel, W.P. and J.F.W. Purdom, 1994: Introducing GOES-I: The first of a new generation
of Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 75, 377-384.
Ellrod, G. P. and James P. Nelson III, 1998: Experimental Microburst Image Products Derived from
GOES Sounder Data. Preprints, 16th Conf. on Weather Analysis and Forecasting, 12-16 January 1998,
Phoenix, Arizona,Amer. Meteor. Soc., Boston, 43-45.
Gray, Donald G., Jaime Daniels, and Gary Gray (Hughes STX), 1997: Applications of GOES
Satellite Soundings in Pre-convective Environments for Severe Weather Forecasting.
National Weather Association Annual Meeting, October 20-24, 1997, Reno, Nevada.
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Product Availability and References
References (cont’d)
Ellrod, G. P and Donald G. Gray, 1997: Storm-Relative Streamlines and Other Fields Derived from
GOES High Density Wind Sets, Preprints 22nd AMS Conf. On Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology,
19-23 May 1997, Ft. Collins, Colorado, Amer. Meteor. Soc., Boston.
Nelson, J. P. and G. P. Ellrod, 1997: Recent Developments in a Microburst Risk Image Product
Derived from GOES I-M Satellite Sounder Data. Preprint Volume, 7th Conf. on Aviation, Range,
and Aerospace Meteorology, 2-7 February 1997, Long Beach,
California, Amer. Meteor. Soc., Boston, 262-267.
Ellrod, G. and J. P. Nelson, 1996: Remote Sensing of Aircraft Icing Regions Using
GOES Multispectral Imager Data, Preprints 15th Conf. on Weather Analysis and Forecasting,
19-23 August, 1996, Norfolk, Virginia, Amer. Meteor. Soc., Boston, 9-12.
Gray, D. G., C. M. Hayden, and W. P. Menzel, 1996: Review of Quantitative Satellite Products
Derived from GOES-8/9 Imager and Sounder Instrument Data. Preprints 8th Conf. on Satellite
Meteorology and Oceanography, 28 January-2 February, 1996, Atlanta, Georgia,
Amer. Meteor. Soc., Boston, 159-163.
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