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Title: NCEP CONDUIT UPDATE


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NCEP CONDUIT UPDATE
  • Brent A. Gordon
  • NCEP Central Operations
  • January 11, 2005

WHERE AMERICAS CLIMATE AND WEATHER SERVICES BEGIN
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Topics
  • Current CONDUIT Data Sets
  • Status of Proposed Data Additions/Deletions
  • CONDUIT Data Delays
  • 2004 NCEP Implementations
  • 2005 Planned NCEP Implementations
  • NCEP CCS Status

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Current CONDUIT Data Sets
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Current CONDUIT Data Sets
  • 30 GB of data per day
  • 25 GB in 2003
  • GFS to 384 hours, 4X per day
  • 0.5, 1.0, 2.5 degree global grids
  • GFS Ensemble Products
  • NAM (Eta) model to 84 hours, 4X per day
  • CONUS at 90, 40, 20 km resolution
  • AK at 45 km resolution
  • RUC model at 20 km resolution
  • MRF 2.5 degree global grids

5
Proposed Additions/Deletions(from May 2003
CONDUITUsers Meeting)
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Proposed Data Additions/Deletions(May 2003)
  • Priority Additions
  • GFS out to 384 hours, 4X per day
  • NCEP delivered UNIDATA receiving
  • GFS (FNL) analysis grids
  • NCEP ready UNIDATA decision pending
  • Full 3-D Eta at 12 km resolution (GRIB2 Format)
  • NCEP ready UNIDATA decision pending

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Proposed Data Additions/Deletions(May 2003)
  • Lower priority additions
  • SREF Products1
  • GFS and Eta prepbufr datasets2
  • Restricted Data Issue
  • ECMWF2
  • Restricted Data Issue
  • 0.5 deg GFS data
  • NCEP delivered UNIDATA receiving (Thanks Lance
    Bosart)

1 NCEP Director wants to revisit priority for
SREF 2 Should be dropped because of data
restriction issues
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Proposed Data Additions/Deletions (May 2003)
  • Proposed Deletions
  • MRF Data
  • Almost GONE 2.5 degree data remain
  • MRF data will be eliminated completely JAN 2006
  • Individual GFS ensemble members
  • GONE
  • 40 km RUC data sets
  • GONE
  • 20 km CONUS Eta grid
  • After addition of 12 km grid

9
Delays on CONDUIT
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Delays on CONDUIT
  • Some improvement seen after system upgrades were
    made at NWS/TOC in the beginning of 2004
  • Delays returned after the addition of the 0.5
    degree GFS data sets.
  • Most pronounced at 06 and 18 UTC.
  • Maximum delays of 1 1.5 hours
  • Implemented a solution on January 5, 2005 to
    change the way NCEP inserts data into the LDM
  • Delays are now down to 20 minutes at peak

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2004 NCEP Implementations
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2004 NCEP Implementations
  • Global Forecast System (GFS)
  • Subgrid-scale orographic forcing February
  • Global Visibility Product March
  • Global Vessel Icing March
  • Global Ensembles
  • Resolution increase March
  • T62 increased to T126 from 84 hrs to 180 hrs
  • Climate Forecast System (CFS)
  • Breakthrough operational climate model system
  • Ocean-Atmosphere coupled model for seasonal SST
    forecasts from 70N to 65S August

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2004 Implementations (cont.)
  • Eta Model
  • Physics Bundle March
  • Eta MOS upgrade March
  • NMM WRF (two different dynamic cores ) -
    September
  • Regional Ensembles
  • Increased diversity August
  • Wave Model
  • Data assimilation for altimeter buoy data May
  • Extend range of hurricane wave model from 3 to 5
    days May
  • Air Quality
  • New model implementation over NE US September

14
Implementation Plans for 2005
15
2005 Preview
  • Global Forecast System (GFS)
  • Hybrid Sigma-Pressure GFS 2nd Qtr FY2005 (25
    Jan)
  • Initial implementation will continue to run in
    sigma mode only
  • Will provide the framework for hybrid coordinate
    model at some point in the future
  • Resolution increase to T382/T190 3rd Qtr FY2005
  • 35Km resolution Same as the Eta model
    resolution when the current NCEP Director arrive
    6 years ago
  • Highest resolution will be extended from 84 to
    180 hours
  • Higher resolution files (0.5 degree) will be
    available at later forecast hours
  • Climate
  • Increase to 2 CFS runs/day 2nd Qtr FY2005

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2005 Preview (cont.)
  • GFDL Hurricane Model 3rd Qtr FY2005
  • Improved cloud microphysics
  • New ensemble product of tropical cyclone tracks
  • Possible addition of higher resolution interior
    grid (18 km ? 9 Km)
  • Air Quality Forecast
  • Expanded domain to eastern U.S. - 3rd Qtr FY2005
  • North American Mesoscale
  • Eta Model
  • Physics Package 3rd Qtr FY2005
  • WRF-NMM Model
  • Six member ensemble in Hi Res Window 3rd Qtr
    FY2005

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2005 Preview (cont.)
  • RUC
  • Resolution increase from 20 Km to 13 Km 3rd Qtr
    FY2005
  • No change in format or content of existing files
  • New 13 Km grid is planned, but not at initial
    implementation
  • Marine
  • Wave Model
  • 10 member Ensemble Wave model 4th Qtr FY2005
  • Misc
  • Upgrade to Gulf Stream finder 2nd Qtr FY2005
  • High resolution sea ice analysis 3rd Qtr FY2005
  • Ensemble based sea ice drift product 4th Qtr
    FY2005

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Upcoming NCEP Model Name Changes
  • AVN ? GFS name change
  • Links to GFS named data sets were provided on the
    NWS NCEP FTP servers on June 15, 2004
  • AVN named data sets will be eliminated on January
    25, 2005
  • Eta ? NAM name change
  • NAM North American Mesoscale
  • Links to NAM named data sets were provided on the
    NWS NCEP FTP servers on October 18, 2004
  • Eta named data sets will be eliminated on January
    25, 2005

19
NCEP Central Computer System Status
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CCS Phase II System
  • Three Systems
  • Two identical production systems in Gaithersburg,
    MD and Fairmont, WV
  • Performance guarantee of 3.2x the current system
  • Capable of providing complete backup of NCEP
    Production Suite
  • Will allow NCEP to resume operations within 30
    minutes of primary failure
  • No more disruptive quarterly backup tests
  • RD System in Gaithersburg, MD
  • Operations from the new systems will begin on
    January 25, 2005.

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