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WMO Migration Plan

WMO Migration Plan. Principles of the WMO Migration Plan. Specific features of RA VI Migration Plan. National Migration Plan. Observations. Telecommunications. Data Processing. BUFR/CREX SW and validation service. Role of DCPCs or GISC s.

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WMO Migration Plan

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  1. WMOMigration Plan

  2. Principles of the WMOMigration Plan

  3. Specific features of RA VI Migration Plan

  4. National Migration Plan

  5. Observations

  6. Telecommunications

  7. Data Processing

  8. BUFR/CREX SW and validation service

  9. Role of DCPCs or GISCs

  10. WMO Information System (WIS)NC may be connected to a DCPC or to a GISC

  11. TDCF and XML

  12. Migrationmatrix

  13. Start of experimental exchange Data will be made available in BUFR (CREX) , but not operationally. • Start of operational exchange Data will be made available in BUFR (CREX) whereby some (but not all) Members rely on them operationally. Still the current alphanumeric codes will be distributed (parallel distribution). • Migration complete At this date the BUFR (CREX) exchange becomes the standard WMO practice. Parallel distribution of TAC and TDCF may continue and will be discontinued step by step whenever possible with respective advance notification. • TAC stopped (parallel distribution of TAC and BUFR stopped ) At this date parallel TAC and BUFR distribution is terminated. For archiving purposes and at places where BUFR (CREX) exchange still causes problems the alphanumeric codes may be used only for the exchange of data between two NMHSs.

  14. Thank you for your attention

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