RHOAPS. Real-time Hydrology Ocean Atmosphere Prediction System. Pronunciation: Ropes Motto: More than just THREDDS

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RHOAPS Real-time Hydrology Ocean Atmosphere Prediction System Pronunciation: Ropes Motto: More than just THREDDS

Key Aspects Integrated real-time data systems Atmospheric Hydrologic Coastal oceans Societal impacts Coupled forecast systems Analysis and display alternatives Atmospheric and oceanographic 5D numerical analysis GIS and database management decision support

National forecast model output Radar Streamflow Infrastructure Satellite images, weather obs.., etc. Dataset Concentrator Region of Interest (ROI) Identifier Area of Interest High res. local forecast, radar, streamflow, satellite weather obs, etc. for Region of Interest Analysis and Visualization for researchers, educators, students, decision-makers, general public Area of Interest Local Model Output Data Assimilation Hi Res. Coupled Local Forecast Model Local Model Output Event/ROI Dataset and Catalog Collection Data interactive publications

Unidata Focus Real-time, event-driven, subscription-based push data delivery to user sites (IDD, LDM) Data transformation for use at sites (Decoders) Desktop applications for data analysis and visualization (McIDAS, GEMPAK, IDV) Standards-based, web services technology to enable remote catalog, metadata, data access (netcdf, THREDDS, OPeNDAP, ADDE, OGC WCS) Expertise in community of more that 100 university departments

Atmospheric Data Sources and Modeling Tools NCEP (Global and National Forecasts) NWS (Radar) NASA (Modis?) NCDC and NCAR (Archives) Unidata IDD and THREDDS technology WRF local weather forecast model Local data assimilation module for WRF

Hydrological Focus Hydrological data systems (CUAHSI Hydrological Information Systems) Streamflow data Hydrological observatory datasets Drainage basin topological datasets GIS analysis and display systems

Hydrological Data Sources and Modeling Tools Local Governments: utilities, planning, tax, engineering, stormwater, and GIS departments State Governments: natural resources, transportation, and environmental agencies Federal Government: USGS: Digital Elevation Models (DEMs), Digital Orthophoto Quadrangles (DOQs), hydrography, stream gaging stations, landuse/land cover EPA: streams and monitoring data NRCS: soils (both state STATSGO (State Soil Geographic database) and county-level 'SSURGO' (Soil SURvey Geographic database) CUAHSI HIS data systems Coupled Hydro meteorological models

Coastal Oceans Focus SCOOP (SURA Coastal Oceans Observing Program) Near-shore bathymetry Storm surge models Hydrologically correct Digital Elevation Maps GIS and oceanographic analysis and display systems.

Recent Joint Efforts Support tools for cataloging and serving data at sites (THREDDS, OPeNDAP, ADDE, WCS) Transform datasets for access in Grid environment (LEAD, TACC, NCAR ESG) Connect datasets to real-time processing (LEAD WRF model, ADAS assimilation, ADAM mining) Integrate datasets into RDBMS and GIS systems (CUAHSI, TACC, ESRI, OGC)

Coastal Oceans Data Sources and Modeling Tools NOAA National Geodetic Survey: Coastal Survey Maps NOAA Ocean Service: Estuarine Bathymetry USGS: DEMs National Federation of Regional Coastal Ocean Observing Systems (RCOOS) Surge, wave, inundation models Coupled Surge meteorological models

National forecast model output Radar Streamflow Infrastructure Satellite images, weather obs.., etc. Dataset Concentrator Region of Interest (ROI) Identifier Area of Interest High res. local forecast, radar, streamflow, satellite weather obs, etc. for Region of Interest Analysis and Visualization for researchers, educators, students, decision-makers, general public Area of Interest Local Model Output Data Assimilation Hi Res. Coupled Local Forecast Model Local Model Output Event/ROI Dataset and Catalog Collection Data interactive publications

Interoperability Issues Green items represent slowly changing datasets of discrete objects that tend to be available in GIS or other DBMSbased systems (e.g., land use, infrastructure, digital elevation model) Blue items represent rapidly changing, real-time continuous-function datasets often delivered via IDD push and typically stored in local file systems (e.g., radar, satellite, local weather observations)

Local Weather Forecast Data Needs National forecast model output for boundary conditions and possibly for initialization Data assimilation Local weather station observations Full 3D radar scan observations Satellite imagery (e.g. Modis) Local topography Local land characteristics

Hydrological Model Data Needs DEM Hydrologically correct drainage paths: Topographic relief Culverts Stream channels Land characteristics (permeability) Streamflow Soil moisture Precipitation

Coastal Waves, Surge, Inundation Model Data Needs Near-shore bathymetry Hydrologically correct Digital Elevation Model Wind field Precipitation Ensemble modeling approach under development

Impacts and Decision Support Infrastructure Demographics Data Needs Communication systems Contact information Digital Flood Insurance Rate Map (DFIRM) measure of vulnerability Forecast of Probably Threatened Areas

Primary Datasets Needed for Coupled System National forecast model output Radar observations Streamflow Hydrologically correct DEMs Near shore bathymetry Infrastructure Demographics

Primary Tools for Coupled System IDD/LDM THREDDS (incl. netcdf,opendap, WCS) WRF local model Data assimilation module for WRF Coupled WRF-Hydro Model Coupled WRF-Surge Model ArcHydro GIS Database systems Integrated Data Viewer Grid Technologies Other???

Interoperability Issues Summary Traditional atmospheric and oceanographic data systems continuous, rapidly changing datasets GIS and RDBMs systems employed in hydrology, infrastructure and societal impacts realms discrete features Integration of data from both fields needed Analysis and display capabilities of both communities needed

Web Services for Data System Interoperability GIS Client Applications Atm/Oce Client Applications OGC or proprietary GIS protocols OpenGIS Protocols: WMS, WFS, WCS OGC or OPeNDAP ADDE. FTP protocols GIS Servers GIS Server GIS Server Demographic, infrastructure, societal impacts, datasets Atm/Oce Servers THREDDS Server THREDDS Server Satellite, radar, forecast model output, datasets

Application OGC Data Service with NetCDF Dataset Protocols WFS WCS NetCDF Interface Static GIS Features GeoTIFF HDF-EOS DTED NITF GML OpenDAP ADDE netcdf file

Atmospheric/Ocean Science Client WCS netcdf GIS Client WCS OPeNDAP data interface ADDE data interface NetCDF data interface WCS interface THREDDS catalog interface THREDDS Data Server netcdf, Jgofs, DMSP, etc AREA, grid, station netcdf, HDF5, GRIB, GINI Data from GIS DBMS THREDDS Catalogs

WCS Client getcapabilities describecoverage getcoverage NcMLGML netcdf geotiff WCS capabilities THREDDS interface THREDDS catalogs WCS description THREDDS interface NcML-G metadata NetCDF WCS coverage GML generator geotiff generator OPeNDAP THREDDS catalogs enhanced with NcML-GML THREDDS enhanced catalog generation tools NetCDF/OPeNDAP data server netcdf objects OPeNDAP NetCDF dataset

Overarching Goal NOT to solve the many scientific issues in the field But to develop the infrastructure to facilitate innovative interdisciplinary research and education