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Wednesday, January 14, 2009 Session 10B – Radar Applications Part II

Leveraging Multiple FAA Radars For NWS Operations. 89 th Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society. Tornado NW of Minneapolis TMSP 21:33 UTC May 25, 2008. Hurricane Ike approaching Galveston THOU 00:32 UTC Sept 13, 2008. Wednesday, January 14, 2009

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Wednesday, January 14, 2009 Session 10B – Radar Applications Part II

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  1. Leveraging Multiple FAA Radars For NWS Operations 89th Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society Tornado NW of Minneapolis TMSP 21:33 UTC May 25, 2008 Hurricane Ike approaching Galveston THOU 00:32 UTC Sept 13, 2008 Wednesday, January 14, 2009 Session 10B – Radar Applications Part II Mike Istok, NOAA/NWS/OS&T/SECMichael.Istok@noaa.gov

  2. Leveraging Multiple FAA Radarsfor NWS Operations Coauthors: • Anthony Cheek, NWS Headquarters • Andrew D. Stern & Robert E. Saffle, Noblis, Inc. • Brian R. Klein and Ning Shen, Wyle Information Systems • Warren M. Blanchard, Short and Associates Acknowledgments: • Bill Bumgarner, BAE Systems

  3. Elements of the SPG Program

  4. Radar Comparison

  5. SPG Developmental Timeline

  6. TDWR SPG Deployment

  7. TDWR SPG Build 3.0 Products

  8. Enhanced Tropical Cyclone Coverage Tropical Storm Fay

  9. SPG Data within AWIPS Storm Relative Motion (SRM) Product showing the TVS associated with the Wellington, FL Tornado

  10. ARSR-4 Locations Makah (FQKW) Watford City (FQWA)

  11. Enhanced Coverage in the Northwest

  12. ASR-11 Locations Erie (EERI)

  13. Erie ASR-11 (EERI)

  14. Next Generation RIDGE

  15. SPG Future Plans • TDWR • Archive Level III products available on RIDGE • Discussing Level 2 distribution (SPG Build 4) • Monitor TDWR RDA Rehost activities • ARSR-4 • Evaluate products at Seattle and Bismarck • Conduct study for additional deployment • ASR-11 • Evaluate products at Cleveland • Conduct study for additional deployment • Canadian Radars • Possible SPG prototype development

  16. For Additional Information • Michael Istok • National Weather Service Headquarters Systems Engineering Center, Silver Spring, MD • 301-713-0763 x103 • Michael.Istok@noaa.gov

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