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1 NOAA Space Weather Prediction Testbed: Overview and Updates Rodney Viereck Director, Space Weather Prediction Testbed, NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center Outline: Overview The Transition Process Accomplishments and Goals
2 Space Weather Prediction Testbed NOAA Space Weather R & D Transitioning models into operations Research-to-Operations Applied Research Model Development Model Test/Evaluation Model Transition Operations Support Operations-to-Research Customer Requirements Observation Requirements Research Requirements Mission: Accelerate and improve the quantitative use of scientific research in space weather specification and prediction to improve forecasts, alerts, watches, warnings and products for customers. 16 April,
3 NOAA Testbeds and Proving Grounds NOAA has 10 other testbeds and proving grounds. SWPT is unique... Only space weather R&D in NOAA No grants program (yet) Broad range of projects Model development Satellite data processing Data acquisition Transition (R2O) Etc 16 April,
4 The NOAA R&D Funnel The R2O process should enhance the transfer of scientific advances and technology into NOAA operational and information services. The R2O process requires significant multi-agency support beyond the research model development stage. All space environment science and technology Basic Research Applied Research Operations 16 April,
5 SWPT Staff 16 PhD scientists, 2 Developers, 2 Graduate students Support: ~55% NOAA, ~35% NASA Grants, ~10% NSF/AFOSR Grants Four supported 100% NOAA/NESDIS for DSCOVR ground system Hiring soon (FY15) Scientific Programmer: GS Solar wind scientist programmer (CU/CIRES) GONG transition and ADAPT implementation director (CU/CIRES) Hiring next year (FY16) Ionospheric scientist programmer (CU/CIRES) WAM scientific programmer (CU/CIRES) Data assimilation developer (CU/CIRES) 16 April,
6 Synoptic Drawings Current SWPC Products Solar X-ray Flux Relativistic Electron Forecast Model US-TEC CME Analysis Tool WSA-Enlil HF Com Absorption WSA Satellite Environment Model Wing Kp Forecast Aurora Forecast Model - 30 Minute Forecast 16 April,
7 Solar Flare Forecast Models Under Development Ionosphere/Plasmasphere/ Electrodynamics Model Global TEC Assimilative Model Whole Atmosphere Model Far-side Analysis ROTI GPS Product Geospace Model Solar EUV Irradiance Model - Specification - Forecast Electric Field Model Aurora Forecast Model - 3-Day Forecast 16 April,
8 Modeling at NOAA A Sun to Earth Modeling Partnerships with the Space Weather Research Community Sun: WSA Operational Solar Wind: Enlil Operational Magnetosphere: U. Michigan SWMF Operational in 2016 Aurora: OVATION Operational Ionosphere: IPE Operational in 2017 Thermosphere: WAM Operational in 2017 Ground: E-Field Operational in April,
9 Modeling at NOAA A Sun to Earth Modeling Partnerships with the Space Weather Research Community Sun: WSA GONG Processing Flare Prediction (SBIR) Fareside Imaging (SBIR) EUV Irradiance Solar Wind: Enlil DSCOVR L1-Earth Transit Magnetosphere: U. Michigan SWMF GOES Magnetopause Model Ionosphere: IPE US-TEC NA-TEC Global TEC COSMIC II Ground GPS Data GOLD ROTI (SBIR) Equatorial Scintillation Aurora: 30 Minute Forecast 3 Day Forecast Thermosphere WAM CTIPe Ground: E-Field Radiation 16 April,
10 SWPT Projects WSA-Enlil Geospace IDEA GOES GONG ADAPT DSCOVR COSMIC II GOLD Ensemble modeling Data Assimilation Solar Cycle Prediction Ovation Aurora NA-TEC Global TEC SBIRs (ROTI, Flares, Fareside) Solar EUV Irradiance L1-Earth Transit Magnetopause Crossing Ground E-Field Specification Equatorial Scintillation 16 April,
11 SWPT Projects (Other talks/posters at this conference) WSA-Enlil Geospace IDEA GOES GONG ADAPT DSCOVR COSMIC II GOLD Ensemble modeling Data Assimilation Solar Cycle Prediction Ovation Aurora NA-TEC Global TEC SBIRs (ROTI, Flares, Fareside) Solar EUV Irradiance L1-Earth Transit Magnetopause Crossing Ground E-Field Specification Equatorial Scintillation 16 April,
12 Different Procedures for Project Selection and Development Direct Approach: Select model from the research community based on published works. Democratic Approach: Hold an open competition between modelers, brokered by a neutral third party (NASA). SBIR: Use the SBIR process to fund development of new models and products In-House Approach: Develop our own model from the ground up (usually with collaboration). 16 April,
13 SWPT Projects Direct Approach Democratic SBIR In-House WSA-Enlil Geospace ROTI IDEA GONG ADAPT GOLD OVATION Ground E-Field Specification Global TEC Flare Forecast Fareside Imaging NA-TEC L1-Earth Transit Magnetopause Crossing Equatorial Scintillation Ensemble modeling Data Assimilation Solar Cycle COSMIC II GOES 16 April,
14 WSA-Enlil Model: The Direct Approach to Model Transition Scientists were invited to work at SWPC Learn the needs and requirements first hand Improve geomagnetic storm forecasts Upgrade CME Analysis Tool Improve CME parameterization Include STEREO HI Data Add Density Estimates Upgrade Enlil Model Upgrade WSA Incorporate ADAPT Explore ensemble modeling for improved forecast accuracy Working with international partners who are also running WSA-Enlil operationally. Working with CCMC to validate the performance of the WSA Enlil upgrades Note: To implement all of these improvements and upgrades, SWPC will need to hire someone to provide Operations and Maintenance (O&M) of WSA-Enlil. 16 April,
15 Geospace Model: The Democratic Approach to Model Transition Provide regional geomagnetic storm forecast for electric power industry The CCMC and SWPT evaluated 5 geospace models Model attributes considered Performance and Accuracy, Reliability, IT Resources, Maturity and Supportability Status: University of Michigan Space Weather Modeling Framework (SWMF) was selected for transition to operations SWMF Currently running in test-mode at NCEP Operational procedures, data flow, products, etc are being developed Working with CCMC to perform parameter studies to determine the optimum spatial and temporal model resolution FY15Q4: U.M geospace model will be ready for transition at NCEP. See talk on Friday by George Millward Note: Once the SWMF model has been transitioned into operations, SWPC will need to hire someone to provide O&M 16 April,
16 Integrated Dynamics in Earth s Atmosphere (IDEA) In-House Development and Transition Whole Atmosphere Model (WAM = Extended GFS) Ionosphere Plasmasphere Electrodynamics (IPE) Integrated Dynamics in Earth s Atmosphere (IDEA = WAM+IPE) Multi-day forecasts for GPS/GNSS and radio communication customers FY15 Deliverable: Execute Real-time run of WAM on NOAA WCOSS See Talk by R. Viereck on Friday WAM Neutral Atmosphere km Ionosphere Model GFS 0 60 km Stratosphere Troposphere Thermosphere Mesosphere WAM 16 April, Note: SWPC will need to hire several more people to complete the development and transition of this coupled model system into operations.
17 Funding Development and Transition Through SBIR One Phase I project(in final selection): Imaging the far side of the sun to improve 1-3 day forecasts. Far-side Analysis Using Heliosiesmology Two Phase II project: Developing a GPS product to provide a proxy for ionospheric scintillation (for precision GPS users) based on single frequency observations. Developing improved probabilistic flare forecasts based on new high resolution imagery (from NASA and NSF observations). Earthside ROTI GPS Product Farside Solar Flare Forecast 16 April,
18 Different Procedures for Project Selection and Development Direct Approach: Select model from the research community based on published works. Pros: Efficient and effective Cons: SWPC does not retain the expertise for O&M. Is not inclusive of the broader research community Democratic Approach: Hold an open competition between modelers, brokered by a neutral third party (NASA). Pros: Inclusive. Insures the best model gets transitioned Cons: SWPC does not retain the expertise for O&M. Model may be less operationally ready. SBIR: Use the SBIR process to fund development of new models and products. Pros: Development is directed towards operational needs from the start Cons: Only works for smaller models and products Internal Approach: Develop our own model in-house from the ground up. Pros: Development is closely aligned with SWPC needs. SWPC controls the model and has the expertise to maintain and upgrade Cons: More costly. Takes time. 16 April,
19 Recent Accomplishments Initial version of the IPE model ready for test and evaluation. Started coupling of IPE to WAM initiated. Final selection of the Geospace model (U. Mich.) Research grade model ported to NCEP super computer Contract established with U. Mich to help with transition. 3-day aurora forecast test product released for public comment (developed in-house) Successful launch of DSCOVR, the NOAA satellite mission to the L1 point between Earth and Sun. Ground processing system is performing very well. 16 April,
20 Goals for FY15 WAM running in real-time on NCEP/WCOSS dev. Computer. Geospace model ready for transition (handed over to NCEP/NCO). WSA-Enlil (operational model) upgrades implemented North American Total Electron Content (expanded US- TEC) model ready to be implemented as a test product Need more high latitude ground-based GPS data SWPC is working on a CRADA with ASTRA to get access to the Alaska region GPS data. 3-Day aurora forecast transitioned to operations. E-Field specification test product released for public comment. 16 April,
21 Bridging the Valley of Death: Assistance from the Community On a path towards a multi-agency Joint Center for Space Weather Modeling There are several examples of multi-agency Joint Centers in the weather forecast community. It has been suggested that a Joint Center for Space Weather Modeling might help the transition process (bridging the valley of death). NOAA and NASA senior leadership are encouraging better cooperation and collaboration between our agencies. The NOAA SWPT and the NASA CCMC are coordinating activities and developing joint tasks to facilitate the R2O process. CCMC and SWPC will collaborate on Evaluation of models Validation of model performance Test improvements and upgrades to operational models Etc 16 April,
22 Summary The SWPT priorities and activities are driven by the needs of the forecasters and customers The SWPT is working with several different approaches to selecting and transitioning models Working closely with the research community leveraging the best science to improve products and services The SWPT continues to make progress in the R2O process moving forward on several major projects and many smaller ones. 16 April,
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