THE NATIONAL SPACE WEATHER PROGRAM
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1 1 Office of the Federal Coordinator for Meteorological Services and Supporting Research (OFCM) THE NATIONAL SPACE WEATHER PROGRAM Committee on Solar and Space Physics National Research Council Space Studies Board Mr. Michael F. Bonadonna Executive Secretary National Space Weather Program Council Washington, DC March 7, 2013
2 Overview 2 Background What is the National Space Weather Program (NSWP)? Accomplishments and Current Activities Preparing for the Future
3 National Space Weather Program 3 The National Space Weather Program (NSWP) established in 1995 with publication of Strategic Plan Pulled federal community together Set a vision for the future Implementation Plan, 2 nd Edition, published in 2000 Defined details on capabilities, strategies, goals, research, technology transition, education and outreach, and program management Linked National Security Space Architect efforts and the NSWP
4 Federal Meteorological Coordinating Infrastructure 4 Federal Committee for Meteorological Services and Supporting Research (FCMSSR) Federal Coordinator for Meteorology Program Councils Interdepartmental Committee for Meteorological Services and Supporting Research (ICMSSR) Environmental Services, Operations, and Research Needs Climate Analysis, Monitoring, and Services Cooperative Research Standing Committees Environmental Information Systems and Communications Integrated Observing Systems National Space Weather Program Committee for Space Weather National Aviation Weather Program Committee for Aviation Services and Research National Operational Processing Centers Program Committee for Operational Processing Centers Multifunction Phased Array Radar (Executive Council)
5 Overview 5 Background What is the National Space Weather Program (NSWP)? Accomplishments and Current Activities Preparing for the Future
6 Space Weather A Team Sport 6 The NSWP achieves synergistic results allowing each partner agency to enhance national capabilities. Program Council Member Agencies: NOAA (NWS and NESDIS), Defense (Air Force), Energy, Homeland Security, Interior, State, Transportation, NASA, and National Science Foundation Observers: White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) and Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Sets overall policy, guidance, and direction Committee for Space Weather Member Agencies: Same as Council Executes Council guidance and implements the program
7 NSWP Strategic Plan Vision A Nation that capitalizes on advances in science and forecasting to better cope with the adverse impacts of space weather on human activity and on advanced technologies that underlie our global economy and national security. Developed by the Committee for Space Weather Based on 10 Key Documents and 185 Recommendations Approved by the NSWP Council and OMB Mission The National Space Weather Program (NSWP) serves as the focal point for the Federal government s national space weather enterprise and partnerships. By providing an active, synergistic, interagency forum for collaboration, the NSWP facilitates mutually beneficial interactions among the Nation s research and operational communities.
8 NSWP Strategic Goals 8 Discover and understand the physical conditions and processes that produce space weather and its effects. Develop and sustain necessary observational capabilities. Provide tailored and accurate space weather information where and when it s needed. Raise national awareness of the impacts of space weather. Foster communications among government, commercial, and academic organizations. Available at
9 Overview 9 Background What is the National Space Weather Program (NSWP)? Accomplishments and Current Activities Preparing for the Future
10 NSWP Facilitated Accomplishments 10 Since 1995, major progress has been made in reaching the NSWP goals. Some specific accomplishments initiated within the NSWP framework include: NSWP initiated an interagency collaboration to establish the Community Coordinated Modeling Center (CCMC) in 1998 to support development advanced space weather models for research and operations. of NSWP has supported the annual Space Weather Workshop and Space Weather Enterprise Forum bringing together researchers, governmental policymakers, users, and private sector vendors. NSF, NASA, and DoD agencies have carried out dedicated programs supporting basic research aimed at promoting NSWP goals. In 2001 NASA leveraged the NSWP partnership to embarked on the Living with a Star (LWS) program, which is providing essential space missions, data analysis, and modeling development relevant to space weather research.
11 NSWP Facilitated Accomplishments (cont.) 11 Citing support of NSWP Goals: The DoD supported Multidisciplinary University Research Initiatives for space weather. NSF established the Center for Integrated Space Weather Modeling The Air Force Research Lab established the Space Weather Forecast Lab to enhance research to operations technology transition. NASA has included real-time radio beacons on a variety of spacecraft and continues to support long duration missions to provide timely space environmental data for the operational space weather centers. USGS has undertaken significant upgrades of its global magnetic observatory network to support operational space weather uses. DOC/NOAA has continued its program of geostationary space weather measurements with the launches of the GOES N, O, and P satellites. The GOES R program is in development and will carry significant improvements on all of its space weather sensors.
12 NSWP: Improving the Program : Independent Assessment of the NSWP 23 recommendations overall Four key areas Increasing program effectiveness through centralize program management, funding priorities, and collaboration Maintain continuity of critical data sources Strengthen the science-to-user chain Emphasize public and user awareness
13 Grand Challenges in Disaster Reduction NSWP partnered with the National Science and Technology Council s Subcommittee on Disaster Reduction (SDR) to publish the Grand Challenges for Space Weather. 13 Challenge 1: Provide hazard and disaster information where and when it is needed Challenge 2: Understand the natural processes that produce hazards Challenge 3: Develop hazard mitigation strategies and technologies Challenge 4: Reduce the vulnerability of infrastructure. Challenge 5: Assess disaster resilience. Challenge 6: Promote risk-wise behavior. This succinct plan provides a roadmap for action and detailed planning. Available at:
14 NSWP: Responding to OSTP Requests : Impact assessment of Low Earth- Orbit and Solar Wind monitoring loss Detailed the impact of the loss of SWx data and the need for observing capability. 2009: Space Environmental Sensing Mitigation Options for Low Earth Orbit Supported COSMIC-2 and SSAEM missions. 2009: Space Environmental Sensing Mitigation Options for Solar Wind Monitoring Supported DSCOVR and follow-on missions. 2011/2012: Report on current and planned Space Weather Observing Systems Documented SWx observing architecture.
15 2012: A Busy and Productive Year 15 NSWP Council worked to establish a cooperative agreement for the Unified National Space Weather Capability (UNSWC) Interagency Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Completed an assessment of current and planned space weather observing systems, architecture, and priorities. Results informed the President s budget, answered congressional requests, and was used in the National Earth Observing Assessment Established the National Space Weather Portal website Hosted the 6 th annual Space Weather Enterprise Forum Supported several key recurring conferences and events: American Meteorological Society, 9th Space Weather Conference NOAA s Space Weather Workshop American Geophysical Union Conference Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab. SEASONS 2012 Conference. Space Enterprise Council: A Day Without Space
16 Unified National Space Weather Capability 16 NSWP Council established the UNSWC concept to: Strengthen the interagency partnerships and cooperation Allow us to effectively implement the NSWP Strategic Plan Provide the formal structure which serves as the foundation for the UNSWC partners to justify these cooperative and synergistic activities. Serve as an umbrella agreement under which specific annexes will be developed to establish specific bilateral or multilateral objectives. The UNSWC is a collaboration among all nine NSWP partners. Five NSWP agencies (DoD, DOC, NASA, NSF, and USGS) wanted an MOU to provide a stronger foundation for committing substantial resources for interagency initiatives. The NSWP has taken a bold step towards improving our Nation s space weather capabilities by establishing the UNSWC The NSWP will continue to coordinate our efforts in space weather operational and research capabilities to provide the best possible benefit to our nation.
17 National Earth Observing Assessment 17 NSWP completed an assessment of current and planned space weather observing systems, architecture, and priorities for OSTP. Results informed the budget & answered congressional requests. Space weather value tree Impacts Phenomena Observations Observing Systems
18 National Space Weather Portal Goal: To provide a website to guide visitors to the full range of national space weather resources. Purpose: The Portal provides an entry point that describes various U.S. government services and resources. Concept: The Portal provides information on: 1) SWx products and services 2) Satellite and ground based infrastructure 3) Research (data, models) 4) Education and public outreach resources 5) Federal programs and agency involvement 6) International and commercial organizations Initial capability Established in June
19 6 th Space Weather Enterprise Forum 19 When/ Where: June 5, 2012 /National Press Club Washington, DC Theme: "How Space Weather Will Affect You During Solar Maximum 2013" Sessions: Why SWx matters and what we re doing about it. Critical infrastructure protection & impact mitigation The Unified National Space Weather Capability Space weather science benefits the public Improving public understanding and response space weather events Results: Solidified support for the Unified National Space Weather Capability Brought together over 200 attendees from various government, military, industrial, academic, and international organizations Raised awareness of emerging space weather hazards to power distribution, global communications and navigation, transportation, agriculture, and the banking industry Outstanding media coverage and congressional interest
20 Overview 20 Background What is the National Space Weather Program (NSWP)? Accomplishments and Current Activities Preparing for the Future
21 The Year Ahead 21 Improve the Unified National Space Weather Capability Execute the MOU and Annexes CSW complete Near-term Integrated Action Plan Initiatives Expand the new National Space Weather Portal Complete the new NSWP Strategic Research Plan Pursue Education and Public Outreach Actions and Activities Conduct 2013 Space Weather Enterprise Forum Begin NSWP Implementation Plan Development
22 Integrated Action Plan NSWP to-do list to help guide interagency action 22 This year: Four near-term actions requiring immediate attention Including: Research to Operations Planning NSWP Strategic Research Plan NSWP Education and Public Outreach Planning National Space Weather Program Integrated Action Plan (IAP) December 2012 Update NSWP and CSW Charters Next two years: Eight mid-term actions to continue improving the UNSWC 1-3 year actions to improve space weather research and operational capabilities Prepared by the Office of the Federal Coordinator for Meteorological Services and Supporting Research National Space Weather Program Out years: Nine long-term actions based on NSWP Goals/Objectives
23 NSWP Strategic Research Plan 23 NSWP Strategic Research Plan will establish the roadmap and priorities for: Basic scientific research Applied research to improve the UNSWC The transition of technology and research to improve products and services The NSWP Strategic Research Plan will address recommendations from the National Research Council Decadal Survey on Space and Solar Physics and all previous NSWP studies and plans. Updated science plans from the NSWP agencies will help guide the interagency planning effort. NASA, NSF, DoD, and NOAA will play key roles in developing the plan along with significant contributions from the other NSWP agencies. The CSW intends to have the draft plan ready for public review in late summer 2013.
24 Education and Outreach Planning 24 Coordinate efforts to reach out to expand awareness of space weather and upcoming solar max Improve stakeholder and user awareness of the impacts of SWx on operations and entities Increase public awareness of the impacts on daily activities Identify target audiences Public, private sector, academia, government Identify resources, including professional, trade organizations, educational programs Plan and develop activities, materials, initiatives, and actions TV, radio, print, journals, web sites, science fairs, etc. Integrate social science principles to optimize value of space weather services to the Nation Track activities and evaluate effectiveness
25 New Implementation Plan 25 Specific actions and activities to achieve the Strategic Plan goals and objectives The Implementation Plan will be the culmination of NSWP studies and planning activities over the past several years NSWP will begin work on the Implementation Plan following completion of Science plan Observing System Analysis Draft National Space Weather Program Implementation Plan Prepared by the Office of the Federal Coordinator for Meteorological Services and Supporting Research National Space Weather Program Draft NSWP Research Plan Previous Studies and Plans Decadal Survey Results
26 7 th Space Weather Enterprise Forum 26 When: June 4, 2013 Where: National Press Club Washington, DC Theme: "Space Weather Impacts They Happen all the Time Sessions: Understanding the day-to-day impact of space weather Scientific understanding, observations, and future exploration The Unified National Space Weather Capability Future directions of industry and their space weather related needs Speakers: Senior Administration, Congressional, Industry and Academic Leader to be announced
27 Summary 27 Building on the success of the program since its beginnings in the mid 1990 s, the NSWP is helping the Nation prepare for the future by establishing the Unified National Space Weather Capability (UNSWC) 2013 Focus: Execute the UNSWC MOU and Annexes Complete the NSWP Strategic Research Plan Expand the National Space Weather Portal Continue NSWP Education and Outreach Planning 7 th SWEF in June in Washington, DC Visit the National Space Weather Portal for more information at
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29 Why Space Weather Is Important 29 National infrastructure and services are complex and interdependent; a major outage in any one area has a widespread impact. Potential damage resulting from these critical dependencies can be minimized by having a robust capability to monitor, model, and predict what is happening in the space environment. Ref: National Research Council (NRC) report, Severe Space Weather Events (2008) Examples of dependencies and impacts Global Satellite Communications: Widespread service disruptions impact everything from National-level decisions to financial, telemedicine, and internet services. GPS Positioning: Degraded military weapons accuracy, increased collateral damage, degraded air traffic management, transportation, precision survey/construction, ship navigation/commerce, etc. Satellites & Spacecraft: Loss of satellites and capabilities, loss of space situational awareness (detection of hostile actions), increased probability of satellitedebris collisions, degraded communication, navigation, astronaut safety, etc. Air and Missile Defense: Accuracy and reliability of radars to identify threats. Space environmental monitoring provides actionable information to operators and decision makers that can mitigate these risks and impacts.
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