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JOINT WMO TECHNICAL PROGRESS REPORT ON THE GLOBAL DATA PROCESSING AND FORECASTING SYSTEM AND NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION RESEARCH ACTIVITIES FOR 2006 [TURKEY/Turkish State Meteorological Service] 1. Summary of highlights [Major changes in the data processing and forecasting system during the last year] TSMS has became an acceding member of ALADIN project. Messages Switching System(MSS) was upgraded in 2006. 2. Equipment in use [information on the major data processing units] IBM P690 is used for running MM5 model. IBM P630 servers are used for post-processing and intranet purposes. One IBM P690 Power4 High Performance Computer 1 node with 16 CPUs (each 1.3 Ghz) 32 GB total memory size 16x36.4 GB hard disk capacity One IBM pseries P630 (Data and Product Server) 4 CPUs (each 1.45 Ghz) 4 GB total memory size 25x36.4 GB hard disk capacity One IBM pseries P630 (Test Server) 2 CPUs (each 1.45 Ghz) 2 GB total memory size 11x36.4 GB hard disk capacity 10 Intel P4 based workstations having Linux and Windows 2000 operating systems. 3.0 Ghz CPU speed 72 GB SCSI hard disk capacity 2 GB RAM Since 1998, the following systems have been in operation; SGI Onyx2 workstation (IRIX operating system) 2 CPUs (MIPS R10000 RISC, each 180 Mhz) 640 MB memory 25 GB hard disk capacity SGI 2200 workstation (IRIX operating system) 2 CPUs (MIPS R12000 RISC, each 300 Mhz)

1 GB memory 60 GB hard disk capacity MSS Hardware Details: Cluster & Archiving Servers 2x Intel Xeon MP 3.66 Ghz, 1 MB, 667 MHz (Up to 4x CPU) 4 GB DDR 400 MHz ECC SDRAM (Up to 64 GB) 2x 146 GB SCSI U320 HDD DVD-RW/DVD-RAM 4x Gigabit Ethernet NIC (2 inbuilt, 2 extra) Tape Kit VXA-2 80 GB Sadis 2G Sadis 2G Receiver /Decoder Satellite Modem Vad EDGE 4200 decoder 3. Data and Products from GTS in use SYNOP-500 (please modify according to your situation)... Synops, Temps, Gribs, Opmets Bulletins / Product are received from GTS. 4. Forecasting system 4.1 System run schedule and forecast ranges [general structure of a prognostic system, models in operational use, run schedule, forecast ranges] MM5 is used for short-range forecast at Turkish State Meteorological Service (TSMS). Forecast integration time is 48 hours and it takes 75 minutes to run. It is run four times in a day. 4.2 Medium range forecasting system (4-10 days) ECMWF s IFS and EPS products are used for medium-range forecast. 4.2.1 Data assimilation, objective analysis and initialization 4.2.1.1 In operation [information on Data assimilation, objective analysis and initialization] 4.2.1.2 Research performed in this field 4.2.2 Model 4.2.2.1 In operation [Model in operational use, (resolution, number of levels, time range, hydrostatic?, physics used)] 4.2.2.2 Research performed in this field

4.2.3 Operationally available Numerical Weather Prediction Products Ten days forecasts are retrieved 2 times in a day from ECMWF. Those data are processed by a program called as metview which is freely available to member states by ECMWF. Some of the products are MSLP, precipitation, pressure level charts, 10 meters wind, snowfall, snowdepth etc. 4.2.4 Operational techniques for application of NWP products (MOS, PPM, KF, Expert Systems, etc..) 4.2.4.1 In operation [brief description of automated (formalized) procedures in use for interpretation of NWP ouput] Kalman Filter has been applied for 2 meter maximum and minimum temperature of the direct model output of ECMWF since 2001. 4.2.4.2 Research performed in this field 4.2.5 Ensemble Prediction System (EPS) 4.2.5.1 In operation [Number of runs, initial state perturbation method, perturbation of physics?] (Describe also: time range, number of members and number of models used: their resolution, number of levels, main physics used ) 4.2.5.2 Research performed in this field 4.2.5.3 Operationally available EPS Products [brief description of variables which are outputs from the EPS EPS products for 15 days forecasts are retrieved from ECMWF. These data is processed by metview and TSMS s forecasters can use EPS charts via TSMS NWP s intranet page. Products are as follows; Total Precipitation 850 hpa temperature anomaly 500 hpa geopotential and temperature 1000 hpa geopotential and 850 hpa temperature Ten meters wind speed EPSgrams

4.3 Short-range forecasting system (0-72 hrs) MM5-V3 model is run four times in a day on the TSMS s servers. Boundary data called as BC suite is retrieved from ECMWF to run MM5 operationally. 4.3.1 Data assimilation, objective analysis and initialization 4.3.1.1 In operation [information on Data assimilation (if any), objective analysis and initialization,] (Indicate boundary conditions used) There is no data assimilation progress for short-range forecasting system. 4.3.1.2 Research performed in this field 4.3.2 Model 4.3.2.1 In operation [Model in operational use, (domain, resolution, number levels, range, hydrostatic?, physics used)] MM5 which is a non-hydrostatic model is run 4 times in a day. Mesh-size is 7 km for inner domain and 21 km for outer domain. Number of vertical levels are 32. Time interval is 69 seconds. Forecast period is 48 hours. For the operational use of model at Turkish State Meteorological Service the following schemes are selected: The Kain-Fritsch scheme for the convective parameterization Reisner schemes (mixed-phase) for microphysical parameterization MRF PBL for the planetary boundary layer 4.3.2.2 Research performed in this field A library has been developed for MM5 by TSMS NWP team. That library makes easier to read MM5 model outputs and get the values of parameters from the MM5 output. 4.3.3 Operationally available NWP products

Grads, RIP and NCL programs are used to process MM5 model output. Some of the products are given as follows; Convective and Total precipitation Pressure level charts (850, 700, 500, 300, 200 hpa etc) MSLP Thickness chart Vorticity Streamlines Divergence Meteograms Skew-T Log P charts 4.3.4 Operational techniques for application of NWP products 4.3.4.1 In operation [brief description of automated (formalized) procedures in use for interpretation of NWP ouput] (MOS, PPM, KF, Expert Systems, etc..) Kalman Filter is applied for 2 meter temperatures of MM5 outputs. 4.3.4.2 Research performed in this field 4.3.5 Ensemble Prediction System 4.3.5.1 In operation There is no activities performed in that area. 4.3.5.2 Research performed in this field 4.3.5.3 Operationally available EPS Products [brief description of variables which are outputs from the EPS 4.4 Nowcasting and Very Short-range Forecasting Systems (0-6 hrs) There are four radars in Turkey. These radars are located in the western part of Turkey. 4.4.1 Nowcasting system 4.4.1.1 In operation [information on processes in operational use, as appropriate related to 4.4] Radars, satellite images and NWP model outputs are used for nowcasting purposes. 4.4.1.2 Research performed in this field

4.4.2 Models for Very Short-range Forecasting Systems 4.4.2.1 In operation [information on models in operational use, as appropriate related to 4.4] 4.4.2.2 Research performed in this field 4.5 Specialized numerical predictions [Specialized NP on sea waves, sea ice, tropical cyclones, pollution transport and dispersion, solar ultraviolet (UV) radiation and air quality forecasting etc.] METU-3 (Middle East Technical University-Version 3) wave model is used marine forecast. It has 9 km resolution over Mediterranean Sea, 1 km resolution over Marmara Sea and 3 km resolution over Black Sea. Forecast range is 72 hours. ECMWF or MM5 model outputs are used for running METU-3 model. 4.5.1 Assimilation of specific data, analysis and initialization (where applicable) 4.5.1.1 In operation [information on the major data processing steps, where applicable] 4.5.1.2 Research performed in this field 4.5.2 Specific Models 4.5.2.1 In operation [information on models in operational use, as appropriate related to 4.5] 4.5.2.2 Research performed in this field 4.5.3 Specific products operationally available Inversion forecast is available by using MM5 model outputs. 4.6 Extended range forecasts (ERF) (10 days to 30 days) ECMWF monthly forecast is used for extended range forecast. So there is no extended range forecast running on TSMS s servers. 4.6.1 Models 4.6.1.1 In operation [information on Models and Ensemble System in operational use, as appropriate related to 4.6] 4.6.1.2 Research performed in this field 4.6.2 Operationally available NWP model and EPS ERF products Precipitation 2 meters temperature

Temperature MSLP 4.7 Long range forecasts (LRF) (30 days up to two years) 4.7.1 In operation [Describe: Models, Coupled? (1 tier, 2 tiers), Ensemble Systems, Methodology and Products] Seasonal forecasting system products are retrieved from ECMWF. 4.7.2 Research performed in this field 4.7.2 Operationally available EPS LRF products Precipitation 2 meters temperature Temperature MSLP 5. Verification of prognostic products 5.1 [annual verification summary to be inserted here] The simple statistics (bias, mean error, mean absolute error and root mean square error) are computed on a basis for ECMWF dissemination fields. Interpolated model outputs of local weather parameters (maximum temperature, minimum temperature and 12 UTC of 2 meter temperature, mean sea level pressure and total precipitation) verified with corresponding observations. For this process, suitable time steps of model outputs were used. For 60 Turkish stations, operationally verified parameters and its periods are given in below: Daily Maximum and Minimum Temperature; D+1; Scores: ME, MAE, RMSE. Mean Sea Level Pressure and 2m. Temperature at 12.00 UTC: D+1,..., D+6; Scores: ME, MAE, RMSE. Total Precipitation existence: D+1, D+2, D+3; Scores: BIAS, HIT, FAR, TS, POD. 1000, 850, 700, 500 and 300 hpa Height and Temperature; Scores: ME, MAE, RMSE. 5.2 Research performed in this field 6. Plans for the future (next 4 years) 6.1 Development of the GDPFS 6.1.1 [major changes in the Operational DPFS which are expected in the next year] 6.1.2 [major changes in the Operational DPFS which are envisaged within the next 4 years]

We are planning to convert Bulletins to BUFR and CREX for Synops and Temps Bulletins. 6.2 Planned research Activities in NWP, Nowcasting and Long-range Forecasting [Summary of planned research and development efforts in NWP, Nowcasting and LRF for the next 4 years] 6.2.1 Planned Research Activities in NWP TSMS has became an acceding member of ALADIN project at the end of 2006. After having necessary initial training, ALADIN will be installed on TSMS s servers on the second half of 2007. 6.2.2 Planned Research Activities in Nowcasting 6.2.3 Planned Research Activities in Long-range Forecasting 7. References [information on where more detailed descriptions of different components of the DPFS can be found] (Indicate related Internet Web sites also)