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KCCI SchoolNet8 Workshop Daryl Herzmann Iowa Environmental Mesonet Iowa State University

The Rundown CIPCO/IEM/KCCI/NWS partnership Who is using your data? IEM Tracker (a.k.a. spam generator) Downloading Data Website Demo Java Viewer Demo

Our Partnership Process Feedback NWS IEM ov ed Pr od uc ts pp Su ns Im rt po up pr ts ec s ce vi er oj O pe ra tio Pr as at D or t Custom Data Products KCCI -TV

Iowa Environmental Mesonet 411 What does mesonet mean? meso - Spatial scale, net - network Why environmental? We are interested in air quality, water quality and other non-weather datasets Where is Iowa? It is the current state you are in, soon you will all be asleep. Abbreviated 'IEM'

More on the IEM Project of the Department of Agronomy at Iowa State University We are data pigs. Look to meet the growing data needs of users in the State and elsewhere. KCCI SchoolNet is one of the many networks that send data to us.

Data Flow

Data Formatting C 074 Min 02/17/03 ENE 00MPH 000K 460F 007F 084% 30.08" 00.00"D 00.07"M 00.00"R D 074 Max 02/17/03 ENE 10MPH 050K 460F 021F 100% 30.20" 00.00"D 00.07"M 00.00"R E 074 12:01 02/17/03 ENE 03MPH 046K 460F 020F 099% 30.09F 00.00"D 00.07"M 00.00"R Your site produces roughly 6 obs per minute!

Converted Data Formats METAR SAUS43 KDMX 171536 METAR QJEI 171535Z 05004KT M13/M14 A3009 RMK T11281144 P0000 70000= Comma Delimited SAEI4,2003/02/17 15:35:00,-11.7, 13.3,2,180,0.0,0.0,30.09 SHEF.B DMX 0221 C DH22/TA/PPH/PPT/PPQRS/PPDRS/PCIRP SADI4 35 / 0.00 / 0.00 / 0.00 / 0.00 / 0.68

SchoolNet8 Data Users

KCCI uses it!

SchoolNet8 Data Users Storm Prediction Center [SPC] Norman, Oklahoma In charge of providing timely forecasts of extreme weather. Use schoolnet8 data to help identify mesoscale boundaries critical in severe weather forecasting

SchoolNet8 Data Users River Forecast Center [RFC] Chanhassen, MN In charge of analyzing and forecasting river flood conditions. Hydrological data. Use SchoolNet8 precipitation totals for their water analysis. The SchoolNet8 network has doubled the hydrological observing sensors in Central Iowa.

SchoolNet8 Data Users Forecast Systems Laboratory [FSL] Boulder, Colorado Data collected under the MADIS project. Data is used in very detailed and heavily quality controlled surface analysis programs. This data is then included in some operational weather forecasting models run in D.C.

SchoolNet8 Data Users National Weather Service [NWS] Des Moines, IA Receiving data in three different formats Use data in hydrological applications, surface analysis, severe weather awareness, winter weather awareness. Are automatically alerted of 50+ MPH wind gusts and heavy rainfall.

NWS Auto Alerts Previously, KCCI would have to manually relay observations to the weather service. Now, the IEM automatically generates warnings that appear on forecaster workstations.

NWS AWIPS alerts

18 June 2003: Nevada SchoolNet A good example of how data from your school can make a difference in your community.

RADAR Loop

At 1:34 PM, an alert is generated ======================= KCCI SchoolNet8 Wind Gust Alert ------------------------------Time: 01:34 pm -- 18 June 2003 Site: NEVADA COMMUN Gust: 58 MPH

At 1:37 PM, the NWS warns 137 PM CDT WED JUN 18 2003 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN DES MOINES HAS ISSUED A * SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR... EASTERN STORY COUNTY IN CENTRAL IOWA * UNTIL 230 PM CDT 7 MILES WEST OF COLLINS AROUND 150 PM AND NEAR MAXWELL AROUND 155 PM. DAMAGING WINDS OF 60 TO 70 MILES AN HOUR ARE LIKELY IN THE WARNED AREA. THE KCCI SCHOOLNET SITE IN NEVADA REPORTED 58 MPH WINDS AT 134 PM.

Temperature Trace

Wind Trace

Pressure/Rainfall Trace

IEM Tracker

IEM Tracker System to manage metadata about sites Most of you have probably gotten the emails from Iowa Environ Mesonet Since the system came online on 25 June 2002, it has generated over 11,000 tickets Most of these tickets are generated from the automated data tracking system

What are offline alerts? When online, your site is streaming observations to the Internet at roughly 6 obs per minute. A process on the IEM server monitors this feed and once the most recent ob is 30 minutes old, a trouble ticket is generated and site contacts are emailed.

Understanding the Ticket. -------------------------------- *** IEM TRACKER REPORT *** -----------------------------------------------------------ID : SCOI4 Station Name : COLO ELEM _ COLO Status Change : [OFFLINE] Site is NOT reporting to the IEM Trouble Ticket# : 3704 Last Observation : 2003-02-17 23:53:00.00

More about the tickets Probably 50% of the tickets are network related and out of your hands. 5% of the tickets are responded to with further information IEM tracker has improved network performance for each of the networks it monitors.

SchoolNet8 Performance Fewest Tickets Most Tickets 5 Bedford 89 Colo 5 Bloomfield 88 Adel 10 NW Webster 70 Panora Highest Online % 93 Jefferson Scranton 92 Afton 92 River Woods DSM Lowest Online % 61 Clarion 69 Murray 73 Pella

Keep those clocks set! Data on the IEM website is given a timestamp of the current IEM system clock and NOT the timestamp on the observation. The precipitation counters are adversely impacted by drifting clocks. It makes it a bit more difficult to calculate daily precipitation totals.

Download Data Archive

Data Archives 1 minute data archive exists since 12 Feb 2002, this is available on-line Since 10 Jul 2002, every observation is archived, but not readily available. I can fill these data requests if you send me an email.

8/ 10 /0 8/ 2 0 10 :0 0 /0 2 8/ 10 2:0 0 /0 2 8/ 10 4:0 0 /0 2 8/ 10 6:0 0 / 8/ 02 10 8 /0 :00 8/ 2 1 0: 10 00 /0 2 8/ 10 12: 00 /0 2 8/ 10 14: 00 /0 2 8/ 10 16: 00 /0 2 8/ 10 18: 00 /0 2 8/ 10 20: 00 /0 2 22 :0 0 Hourly data Temperature Dew Point Solar Radation 90 1200 85 1000 80 800 75 600 70 400 65 200 60 0

8/10/02 23:04 8/10/02 21:47 8/10/02 20:29 8/10/02 19:12 8/10/02 17:55 8/10/02 16:38 8/10/02 15:22 8/10/02 14:05 8/10/02 12:48 8/10/02 11:31 8/10/02 10:14 8/10/02 8:57 8/10/02 7:41 8/10/02 6:24 90 8/10/02 5:07 8/10/02 3:50 8/10/02 2:33 8/10/02 1:16 8/10/02 0:00 Minute Data Temperature Dew Point Solar Radation 1200 85 1000 80 800 75 600 70 400 65 200 60 0

8/10/02 10:29 8/10/02 10:18 8/10/02 10:08 8/10/02 9:57 8/10/02 9:47 8/10/02 9:36 8/10/02 9:26 8/10/02 9:15 8/10/02 9:05 8/10/02 8:54 8/10/02 8:44 8/10/02 8:33 8/10/02 8:23 8/10/02 8:12 78 76 74 72 70 68 66 64 62 60 8/10/02 8:02 8/10/02 7:51 8/10/02 7:41 8/10/02 7:30 10 second data! Temperature Dew Point Solar Radation 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0

WWW Resources

Circa 2001

Circa 2002

Circa 2003

Which website is which?

Questions? Daryl Herzmann 3010 Agronomy Hall Ames, IA 50010 515.294.5978 Cell: 515.451.9249 akrherz@iastate.edu