Progress on GCOS-China CMA IOS Development Plan ( ) PEI, Chong Department of Integrated Observation of CMA 09/25/2017 Hangzhou, China

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Progress on GCOS-China CMA IOS Development Plan (2016-2020) PEI, Chong Department of Integrated Observation of CMA 09/25/2017 Hangzhou, China

1. Progress on GCOS-China 1 Organized GCOS-China GCOS-China is the national-level coordinating body, it was established in 1997 for China s participation in GCOS in order to develop national strategy, long-term plan, and implementation plan 13 national departments GCOS-China Council GCOS-China Members of GCOS-China Office of GCOS-China Expert groups of GCOS-China Chairman: the Administrator of CMA Vice-Chairmans: Ministry of Environmental Protection State of Oceanic Administration Chinese Academy of Sciences Members. Focal points from different agencies Group for Top-level design Group for Atmosphere Group for Ocean Group for Land Secretariat for experts

1. Progress on GCOS-China 2 Established CCOS Operations Framework Data Sharing Platform (Data standardization, storage, sharing and service ) Data Processing (Historic data, Long-term data series, Metadata, Raw data, Grid data, Real-time data) Space-, surface-, Air- Observations Ocean Atmosphere Land

1. Progress on GCOS-China 3 Developed Plans 2002, issued "China Climate Observing System Program". 2007,The CCOS IP was issued jointly by seven departments to strengthen the crosssector cooperation and facilitate the construction of CCOS. 2013, The CCOS IP (from 2013) was delivered and "The Priority Action Plan" were approved at the 7th session of GCOS- China. 2016, CMA IOS Development Plan(2016-2020) was delivered 2003, started drafting "The CCOS IP Program". 2010, initiated the revision of the CCOS IP 2014, National Plan on Climate Change (2014-2020) was issued

1. Progress on GCOS-China 4 The CCOS IP includes: 162 actions Top level / Cross-field Actions(19) Field-specific Actions(143) Atmosphere(48) Ocean(45) Land(50) Focus on 6 areas Identify applicable ECVs to the nation Improve accuracy of variables and satellite remote sensing abilities Optimize the observation network Enhance Data collection, QC, and assimilation and sharing tech. Unify Observation standards and specifications Provide products verification and services

1. Progress on GCOS-China 5 Keep monitoring actions progress Unified observation standards and specifications Identified 16 key climate observation areas Optimized surface-based CCOS network Executed Scientific experiments and research Improved satellite data assimilation & application Established CCOS data center Data processing and rescue (4 WMO & 700 CMA long-term stations.) Cooperation, data exchange and training Sustained investment(money & human resource) Reference Climate Station 212

1. Progress on GCOS-China 6 CMA met-ecosystem observation network redesign is ongoing Water, carbon and nitrogen flux observation Cryosphere and environmental changes Hydrological and water resource changes in major river basin Atmospheric composition on climate change

1. Progress on GCOS-China Summary:CMA multi-sensors have embraced specific types of measurements or different geographical regions which can apply to most of the CMA application areas from ground up. 30km 10m Satellite Aircraft Balloon Radiosonde Radar Atmos. Baseline Station Climate Observatory Reference Climate Station Meteorological Station Test bed Climate- NWP Space Weather Coverage Resolution Uncertainty Climate AOPC/OOPC/T OPC Atmospheric chemistry

2. Challenges Ecology is deteriorating globally which results disasters Diverse types of meteorological events cause disasters Large population with uneven distribution & Complex topography require redesign of obs. network Global warming Severe Drought Flood Disasters Soil and Water Loss Deforestation Land Dandification Wetland Degradation Species Extinction

2. Challenges Obs. capability still needs to be improved ab initio, e.g. vertical structure of planetary boundary layer, soil moisture, Sat obs. Is still challenging. Data processing technology still needs to be enhanced Networks still can not be operated as one network adaptively & collaboratively Population density of China

3. CMA IOS development Plan Scope Vision Technology Typhoon Drought Flood Dust storm Fog and haze Snow CMA IOS Architecture Fire Vegetation Wetland Atmos. composition Severe convection weather It should support the applications of national, regional and global needs

3. CMA IOS development Plan CMA IOS Architecture should be: 1. with sensor tasking, instead of a passive data-push system. User-driven sys. Central Features 2. metadata structure and resource management based on policy 3. links to analysis algorithms. real-time products Network data assimilation. Supports storage, query & decision-support Reconfigure Networks 4. different modes of operation such as routine base operations, targeted modes, and event-driven modes.

3. CMA IOS development Plan Taking into account of China weather, climate, water features, limited resource and time frame: 1 Optimize and redesign networks into one 2 Envision future S & T to develop intelligent instruments and make them work adaptively & collaboratively 3 Emphasize on remote sensing, improve integrated applications 4 Reconstruct operations procedures by following ISO and WMO quality management framework 5 Well systems maintained 6 Continuously invest and R & D

3. CMA IOS development Plan 1 Optimize and redesign networks into one Integration: space, methods, procedures & objects Space: the space-based, air-borne and surface-based observations Methods: instruments & methods; standards of observations Integration Procedures: data collection, transmission, assimilation, application & management Objects: the physical, chemical and ecological processes. besides T, P, W, H, the greenhouse gases, aerosols, air quality etc.

3. CMA IOS development Plan 1 Optimize and redesign networks into one WMO RRR, mutual-study among obs., forecast and services _ Requirements Vs Capabilities for circulations Surface-base stations have been optimized Belt & Road network design, finished Weather radars S, C, X, Radar wind profiler, underway Radiosonde network optimization based on remixing AMDAR, weather radar, RWP pilot project will be set up Megacity experiment for PBL, chemical weather Legend Reference Climate Station 212 Qinghai-Tibet plateau experiment for Cryosphere Crowd-sourcing is also started Basic Meteorological Station 633 Meteorological Station 1577 Unmanned AWSs 8174

Scope of Impact 3. CMA IOS development Plan 2 Envision future S & T to develop intelligent instrument and make them work collaboratively Across Alliance Partners Towards A Better IOS Network ISO & WMO Quality Management Framework With Users & Suppliers Synchronization Among IOSs Functions Collaborative Step 3: Network Optimization & Re-design Within a IOS Activities Traditional Optimization Integrated Step 2: Improve Adaptation & collaboration among IOSs Step 1: Integrate functions of the existing obs. sensors Integration Collaboration Synchronization Relationships along the improvement of IOS Networks

3. CMA IOS development Plan 2 Envision future S & T to develop intelligent instrument and make them work collaboratively Issued Intellectualized Observations IP -2020 Developed roadmap & timetable Specified Intellectualized Instruments and Method. e.g. weather radar, satellite, unmanned aircraft, air-ship, etc. Improve Adaptation & collaboration among IOSs. e.g. weather radars operational modes, and central control platform, etc. Pilot projects, e.g. _ tornado observations with multi-sensors in special area, Su,Wan _ fog/haze observations based on Megacity experiment

3. CMA IOS development Plan 3 Emphasize on remote sensing, improve integrated applications Issued Guide to Satellite Remote Sensing Integrated Application System Establish province-level remote sensing application centers, 9 are being constructed. Improve competence on application and service among different agencies, e.g. Weather radar v. 3.0 application system is now in operation. Project: 3D gridded field system based on multi-source data with quick updating capability Target sensing towards meteorological and geological disasters, e.g. dust, fire, drought, landslides and ice shelf break in the south pole.

3. CMA IOS development Plan 4 Reconstruct operations procedures by following ISO and WMO quality management framework Under ISO 9001:2015 Framework (WMO-No.1100ed. 2017), and the Guide to the implementation of QM sys., taking everything into account of China, establish a China met. IOS QM sys. Establish a standardized administration system Add Your Text Optimize operational procedures Enhance the ability of PDAC Quality Management ISO Certification Improve the competence of the management team

3. CMA IOS development Plan 5 Well systems maintained 2-levels management 4-levels operations and maintenance Some by society companies through PPP Employees training 6 Continuously invest and R & D, projects as below Weather radar Flood prevention Met. Informatization Met. Satellites Met. marine Met. Innovation

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