BUFR format in a nutshell

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BUFR format in a nutshell Enrico Fucile Enrico.Fucile@ecmwf.int ECMWF February 19, 2018

WMO Binary Codes BUFR (Binary Universal Form for the Representation of meteorological data) is a flexible binary format mainly used to encode in situ and satellite observations can also represent forecast data. GRIB (General Regularly-distributed Information in Binary form) is designed to encode data produced by numerical weather prediction models. can also represent observations, but on a regularly distributed coverage 2

WMO Binary Codes o Fully describes GRIB and BUFR coding standards o Anyone reading the manual can implement a decoder/encoder o It is the only authoritative source for the WMO binary codes GRIB and BUFR o It is publicly accessible on the WMO web site http://www.wmo.int/pages/prog/www/wmocodes.html o There are some freely available decoders/encoders o There isn t any reference decoder/encoder o A revision of the full manual is published every three/four years o A new version of the tables which are part of the manual is released externally twice a year. o Latest version of the tables is accessible in several formats from the WMO web site http://www.wmo.int/pages/prog/www/wmocodes/wmo306 _vi2/latestversion/latestversion.html o WMO Inter-Program Expert Team on Codes Maintenance is maintaining the manual 3

WMO Binary Codes BUFR is a bit stream of encoded data GRIB is a byte stream of encoded data 4

GRIB structure SECTION 0 Indicator SECTION 1 Identification SECTION 2 Optional Local Use Physical SECTION 3 Grid Definitionquantity on a spacetime domain SECTION 4 Product Definition SECTION 5 Data Representation SECTION 6 Bitmap SECTION 7 Binary Data BUFR structure SECTION 0 Indicator Any kind of information you SECTION 1 Identification can describe using elements from the BUFR tables SECTION 2 Optional Local Use SECTION 3 Data Description SECTION 4 Binary Data SECTION 5 End Section SECTION 8 End Section 5

BUFR structure SECTION 0 Indicator Describes the structure of the data SECTION 1 Identification SECTION 2 Optional Local HEADERS Contains the encoded data values SECTION 3 Data Description SECTION 4 Binary Data SECTION 5 End Section DATA 6

BUFR headers SECTION 0 Indicator SECTION 1 Identification SECTION 2 Optional Local BUFR Total length of BUFR message BUFR edition number Length of section BUFR master table Version number of master tables Identification of originating/generating centre Version number of local tables Identification of originating/generating sub-centre Data category International data sub-category Local data sub-category Year Month Day Hour Minute Second Whatever the originating centre needs for internal purposes (processing, archiving) 7

Which BUFR tables? SECTION 0 Indicator SECTION 1 Identification SECTION 2 Optional Local 0 -> meteorology BUFR No other values Total length of BUFR message defined BUFR edition number Length of section BUFR master table Version number of master tables Identification of originating/generating centre Version number of local tables Identification of originating/generating sub-centre Data category International data sub-category Local data sub-category Year Month WMO tables are updated every six months and the latest tables can be found here Day Hour Minute Second Whatever the originating centre needs for internal purposes (processing, archiving) Master tables are the official WMO tables Local tables are defined by the originating Centre and can be used to exchange data by bilateral agreement. Not WMO official. Versions are maintained by the Centre 8

BUFR data category SECTION 0 Indicator Common Code Table C-13 Data categories and sub-categories SECTION 1 Identification SECTION 2 Optional Local BUFR Total length of BUFR message BUFR edition number Length of section BUFR master table Version number of master tables Identification of originating/generating centre Version number of local tables Identification of originating/generating sub-centre Data category International data sub-category Local data sub-category Year Month Day Hour Minute Second Whatever the originating centre needs for internal purposes (processing, archiving) 9

BUFR data category SECTION 0 Indicator Typical date/time of the observations contained in the message. SECTION 1 Identification SECTION 2 Optional Local BUFR Total length of BUFR message BUFR edition number Length of section BUFR master table Version number of master tables Identification of originating/generating centre Version number of local tables Identification of originating/generating sub-centre Data category International data sub-category Local data sub-category Year Month Day Hour Minute Second Whatever the originating centre needs for internal purposes (processing, archiving) 10

recipe BUFR data SECTION 3 301051 004006 007002 010004 012001 011001 011002 011031 011032 011033 020041 Contains a list of six digit descriptors in the form F-X-Y 0-04-006 Descriptors starting with F=0 are elements listed in Table B F=1 denote replication of descriptors F=2 are operators acting on descriptors (Table C) F=3 are sequences of descriptors listed in Table D SECTION 4 ingredients 01001010111010100101010101010 10100010001010101010001010100 10100101010010010100101001010 10101010101111000010101001001 Contains the encoded values as a bit stream to be decoded. How? Implementing the decoding regulations and notes Using the Tables 11

BUFR Table B (descriptors starting with 0) meaning Class 12 BUFR/CREX Temperature encoding parameters Elements descriptors I.2 BUFR/CREX Table B/12 1 t 12 hours K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 014 Maximum temperature at 2 m, past 12 hours K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 015 Minimum temperature at 2 m, past 12 hours K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 016 Maximum temperature at 2 m, past 24 hours K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 017 Minimum temperature at 2 m, past 24 hours K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 021 Maximum temperature at 2 m K 2 0 16 C 2 4 0 12 022 Minimum temperature at 2 m K 2 0 16 C 2 4 0 12 023 Temperature C 0 99 8 C 0 2 0 12 024 Dewpoint temperature C 0 99 8 C 0 2 0 12 030 Soil temperature K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 049 Temperature change over specified period K 0 30 6 C 0 2 0 12 051 Standard deviation temperature K 1 0 10 C 1 3 0 12 052 Highest daily mean temperature K 1 0 12 C 1 3 (continued) FM 94 BUFR, FM 95 CREX 12

BUFR Table B (descriptors starting with 0) Element descriptors corresponding to the following classes in Table B shall remain in effect until superseded by redefinition: X (class) 01 Identification 02 Instrumentation 03 Reserved 04 Location (time) 05 Location (horizontal 1) 06 Location (horizontal 2) 07 Location (vertical) 08 Significance qualifiers 09 Reserved 13

Significance qualifier Code table 0-08-021 Time significance 14

BUFR decoding formula Class 12 BUFR/CREX Temperature value = intvalue + Reference 10 scale BUFR TABLE DATA REFERENCE ELEMENT NAME UNIT SCALE REFERENCE WIDTH UNI F X Y VALUE (Bits) 012001 01001010111010100101010101010 10100000010110111001001010100 10100101010010010100101001010 10101010101111000010101001001 I.2 BUFR/CREX Table B/12 1 0 12 001 Temperature/air temperature K 1 0 12 C 0 12 002 Wet-bulb temperature K 1 0 12 C 0 12 003 Dewpoint temperature K 1 0 12 C 0 12 004 Air temperature at 2 m K 1 0 12 C 0 12 005 Wet-bulb temperature at 2 m K 1 0 12 C 0 12 006 Dewpoint temperature at 2 m K 1 0 12 C 0 12 007 Virtual temperature K 1 0 12 C 0 12 011 Maximum temperature, at height and over ( 2930 period specified + 0 ) * 10-1 = 293.0 K 0 12 012 Minimum temperature, at height and over period specified K 1 0 12 C K 1 0 12 C 0 12 013 Ground minimum temperature, past 12 hours K 1 0 12 C 0 12 014 Maximum temperature at 2 m, past 12 hours K 1 0 12 C 0 12 015 Minimum temperature at 2 m, past 12 hours K 1 0 12 C 0 12 016 Maximum temperature at 2 m, past 24 hours K 1 0 12 C 0 12 017 Minimum temperature at 2 m, past 24 hours K 1 0 12 C 0 12 021 Maximum temperature at 2 m K 2 0 16 C 0 12 022 Minimum temperature at 2 m K 2 0 16 C 0 12 023 Temperature C 0 99 8 C 0 12 024 Dewpoint temperature C 0 99 8 C 0 12 030 Soil temperature K 1 0 12 C 0 12 049 Temperature change over specified period K 0 30 6 C 0 12 051 Standard deviation temperature K 1 0 10 C 0 12 052 Highest daily mean temperature K 1 0 12 C 15

BUFR missing value 012001 01001010111010100101010101010 10100000011111111111101010100 10100101010010010100101001010 10101010101111000010101001001 I.2 BUFR/CREX Table B/12 1 TABLE Class 12 BUFR/CREX Temperature REFERENCE ELEMENT NAME UNIT SCALE REFERENCE WIDTH UNIT S F X Y VALUE (Bits) 0 12 001 Temperature/air temperature K 1 0 12 C 0 12 002 Wet-bulb temperature K 1 0 12 C 0 12 003 Dewpoint temperature K 1 0 12 C 0 12 004 Air temperature at 2 m K 1 0 12 C 0 12 005 Wet-bulb temperature at 2 m K 1 0 12 C 0 12 006 Dewpoint temperature at 2 m K 1 0 12 C 0 12 007 Virtual temperature K 1 0 12 C All bits set to 1 = missing value 0 12 011 Maximum temperature, at height and over period specified 0 12 012 Minimum temperature, at height and over period specified BUFR DATA K 1 0 12 C K 1 0 12 C 0 12 013 Ground minimum temperature, past 12 hours K 1 0 12 C 0 12 014 Maximum temperature at 2 m, past 12 hours K 1 0 12 C 0 12 015 Minimum temperature at 2 m, past 12 hours K 1 0 12 C 0 12 016 Maximum temperature at 2 m, past 24 hours K 1 0 12 C 0 12 017 Minimum temperature at 2 m, past 24 hours K 1 0 12 C 0 12 021 Maximum temperature at 2 m K 2 0 16 C 0 12 022 Minimum temperature at 2 m K 2 0 16 C 0 12 023 Temperature C 0 99 8 C 0 12 024 Dewpoint temperature C 0 99 8 C 0 12 030 Soil temperature K 1 0 12 C 0 12 049 Temperature change over specified period K 0 30 6 C 0 12 051 Standard deviation temperature K 1 0 10 C 0 12 052 Highest daily mean temperature K 1 0 12 C 16 C

BUFR decoding formula range and precision value = intvalue + Reference 10 scale precision = 10 scale valuemax = intvaluemax + Reference 10 scale valuemax = 2 width 2 + Reference 10 scale valuemin = intvaluemin + Reference 10 scale valuemin = Reference 10 scale Class 12 BUFR/CREX Temperature BUFR CREX TABLE DATA valuemax = DATA 4094 10 1 = 409.4 REFERENCE ELEMENT NAME UNIT SCALE REFERENCE WIDTH UNIT SCALE WIDTH F X Y VALUE (Bits) (Characters) 0 12 001 Temperature/air temperature K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 002 Wet-bulb temperature K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 003 Dewpoint temperature K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 004 Air temperature at 2 m K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 005 Wet-bulb temperature at 2 m K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 006 Dewpoint temperature at 2 m K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 007 Virtual temperature K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 011 Maximum temperature, at height and over period specified K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 012 Minimum temperature, at height and over K 1 0 12 C 1 3 period specified 0 12 013 Ground minimum temperature, past 12 hours K 1 0 12 C 1 3 0 12 014 Maximum temperature at 2 m, past 12 hours K 1 0 12 C 1 3 valuemin = 0 precision = 0.1 FM 94 BUFR, FM 95 17

BUFR decoding formula practical Compute min and Max and precision for the following table B elements. F X Y Name Units Scale Reference Width min Max Prec 0 04 001 Year a 0 0 12 0 04 006 Second s 0 0 6 0 04 007 Seconds within a minute (microsecond accuracy) s 6 0 26 0 05 001 Latitude (high accuracy) deg 5-9000000 25 0 06 001 Longitude (high accuracy) deg 5-18000000 26 0 07 004 Pressure Pa -1 0 14 0 08 021 Time significance Code 0 0 5 18

BUFR decoding formula practical Compute min and Max and precision for the following table B elements. F X Y Name Units Scale Reference Width min Max Prec 0 04 001 Year a 0 0 12 0 4094 1 0 04 006 Second s 0 0 6 0 62 1 0 04 007 Seconds within a minute (microsecond accuracy) s 6 0 26 0 67.108862 0.000001 0 05 001 Latitude (high accuracy) deg 5-9000000 25-90.00000 245.54430 0.00001 0 06 001 Longitude (high accuracy) deg 5-18000000 26-180.00000 491.08862 0.00001 0 07 004 Pressure Pa -1 0 14 0 163820 10 0 08 021 Time significance Code 0 0 5 0 30 1 19

BUFR replication (descriptors starting with 1) 103002 004006 007002 010004 012001 011001 011002 011031 011032 011033 020041 004006 007002 010004 004006 007002 010004 012001 011001 011002 011031 011032 011033 020041 unexpanded 106002 008002 104003 005002 006002 010002 012001 Expansion expanded 008002 104003 005002 006002 010002 012001 008002 104003 005002 006002 010002 012001 008002 005002 006002 010002 012001 005002 006002 010002 012001 005002 006002 010002 012001 008002 005002 006002 010002 012001 005002 006002 010002 012001 005002 006002 010002 012001 20

BUFR delayed replication (descriptors starting with 1) 103000 031001 004006 007002 010004 012001 011001 011002 011031 011032 011033 020041 004006 007002 010004 004006 007002 010004 012001 011001 011002 011031 011032 011033 020041 2 01001010111010100101010101010 10100000001010101010001010100 10100101010010010100101001010 10101010101111000010101001001 21

BUFR operators (descriptors starting with 2) Cancel Add 3 bits 004006 012001 011001 011002 011031 011032 011033 020041 6 bits 131-128=3 Add 3 bits 201131 004006 201000 012001 011001 011002 011031 011032 011033 020041 6 + 3 = 9 bits 01001010111010100101010101010 10100000001010101010001010100 10100101010010010100101001010 10101010101111000010101001001 01001010111010100101010101010 10100000001010101010001010100 10100101010010010100101001010 10101010101111000010101001001 22

BUFR bitmap and quality information Percent confidence of wind speed 012001 011001 011002 011031 011032 011033 020041 012001 011001 011002 011002 011032 011033 020041 222000 236000 101010 031031 033007 Wind speed (7 th element in referred by the bitmap, corresponds to the zero present ) Bitmap 031031 01001010111010100101010101010 10101010100011111101110010101 00100101001010010101010101010 1111000010101001001 Data present indicator 0 present 1 not present 10 bits 23

FM 94 BUFR Sequence descriptor BUFR Table D (descriptors starting with 3) (Category 09 continued) TABLE REFERENCE F X Y TABLE REFERENCES ELEMENT NAME Sequence description ELEMENT DESCRIPTION In section 3 is equivalent to the list of descriptors List of descriptors. It can contain sequence descriptors (Sequence for representation of TEMP, TEMP SHIP and TEMP MOBIL observation type data) 3 09 052 3 01 111 Identification of launch site and instrumentation for P, T, U and wind measurements 3 01 113 Date/time of launch 3 01 114 Horizontal and vertical coordinates of launch site 3 02 049 Cloud information reported with vertical soundings 0 22 043 Sea/water temperature 1 01 000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 0 31 002 Extended delayed descriptor replication factor 3 03 054 Temperature, dewpoint and wind data at a pressure level with radiosonde position 1 01 000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 0 31 001 Delayed descriptor replication factor 3 03 051 Wind shear data at a pressure level with radiosonde position (Sequence for representation of TEMP DROP observation type data) 3 09 053 EUROPEAN 3 01 112 CENTRE FOR Identification MEDIUM-RANGE WEATHER of launch FORECASTS point and instrumentation of dropsonde Names of the descriptors in the sequence 24

BUFR uncompressed data and subsets SECTION 3 Number of data subsets Flag observed data/other data Flag compressed/uncompressed 301051 004006 007002 010004 012001 011001 011002 011031 011032 011033 020041 SECTION 4 Number of subsets = 2 Subset 1 010010101110101001010101010101010001000101 010101000101010010100101010010010100101001 010101010101011110000101010010010100011010 010101000101010101001010101010010101011010 101010101010101010101001010101010101010101 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101 001010001010010011010101101010101010010101 010101010100010100101001 Subset 2 25

BUFR compressed data and subsets SECTION 3 Number of data subsets Flag observed data/other data Flag compressed/uncompressed Number of subsets = 2 301051 004006 007002 010004 012001 011001 011002 011031 011032 011033 020041 SECTION 4 Subset 1 and 2 010010101110101001010101010101010001000101 010101000101010010100101010010010100101001 010101010101011110000101010010010100011010 010101000101010101001010101010010101011010 101010101010101010101001010101010101010101 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101 001010001010010011010101101010101010010101 010101010100010100101001 26