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Meteorological Meteorological information information for for locust locust monitoring monitoring & & control control locusts locusts & & systems systems meteorological meteorological data data solutions solutions & & challenges challenges Keith Keith Cressman Cressman Locust Locust Forecasting Forecasting Officer Officer 99April April2006 2006

Desert Locust countries Recession area = 16 16 million km2 2 spring summer winter Invasion area = 32 million km 2 (20% of world land mass) 25 key (front-line) countries

Desert Locust biology a e h 25d 14d 30 days summer (Sudan interior + IND/PAK) winter (Red Sea coasts) spring (PAK/IRN)

Desert Locust phase change Individual locusts = no threat solitarious

Desert Locust phase change Individual locusts = no threat solitarious Grouping & concentration = increasing threat transiens

Desert Locust phase change hopper Individual bands locusts & swarms (gregarious) = = THREAT! no threat solitarious Grouping & concentration = increasing threat transiens gregarious

Desert Locust migration spring winter summer recessions: move within regions outbreaks/upsurges/plagues: move across continents

Desert Locust programmes National (Locust Control Centres) assess situation forecasts (short) plan surveys and control ops Outputs field data 10-day sit reps monthly bulletins Regional (FAO Commissions) national strengthening International (FAO HQ) assess situation forecast (6 weeks 6 months) advise NLCCs / donors monthly bulletins interim updates warnings

Desert Locust information flow International - FAO Desert Locust Information Service (DLIS) ( RAMSES data files, reports ) National - Locust Control Centre ( forms, elocust2 data files ) Field - survey and control teams

Desert Locust network FAO DLIS Direct two-way communication National Locust Control Centres FAO DLIS

Weather data and Desert Locusts Data Actual Forecast Use Rainfall total daily +1 day breeding decadal +10 day migration monthly +30 day planning seasonal Temperature min/max daily +1 day maturation decadal +10 day migration monthly +30 day planning seasonal Wind direction 12 h migration speed height

Weather thresholds Rain Temp Wind > 25 mm in two consecutive months unusual events > 20 C (egg & hopper development) > 20 C (take-off) > 18 C (sustained flight) 0-50 C (survival range) 13-45 C (active range) < 10 m/s (take-off; control limits) 10-2000 m (migration heights)

Who collects & needs weather data? Survey teams (on site) collect rain data Control teams (on site) wind direction & speed NLCCs analysis & planning field ops FAO DLIS analysis & forecasting

Tools available to NLCCs rainfall station reports estimate / forecast rains US Navy NOAA Africa data IBIMET other web sites ID Day/Mo Hr Period.mm Station 61627 7 10 12 6 60 Linguere SEN 61627 7 10 18 12 60 Linguere SEN 61627 8 10 6 24 20 Linguere SEN 62640 7 10 12 24 722 Abu Hamed SUD 62640 8 10 0 24 700 Abu Hamed SUD 62650 7 10 12 24 722 Dongola SUD 62660 7 10 12 24 622 Karima SUD 62660 7 10 21 24 700 Karima SUD 62660 8 10 0 24 600 Karima SUD 62680 7 10 21 24 622 Atbara SUD 62721 7 10 12 24 722 Khartoum SUD 62721 7 10 21 24 622 Khartoum SUD vegetation imagery (SPOT/MODIS) RAMSES GIS

Tools available to NLCCs rainfall station reports estimate / forecast rains US Navy NOAA Africa data IBIMET other web sites vegetation imagery (SPOT/MODIS) RAMSES GIS

Tools available to NLCCs rainfall station reports estimate / forecast rains US Navy NOAA Africa data IBIMET other web sites vegetation imagery (SPOT/MODIS) RAMSES GIS

Tools available to NLCCs rainfall station reports estimate / forecast rains US Navy NOAA Africa data IBIMET other web sites vegetation imagery (SPOT/MODIS) RAMSES GIS

Tools available to NLCCs rainfall station reports estimate / forecast rains US Navy NOAA Africa data IBIMET other web sites vegetation imagery (SPOT/MODIS) RAMSES GIS

Tools available to NLCCs rainfall station reports estimate / forecast rains US Navy NOAA Africa data IBIMET other web sites vegetation imagery (SPOT/MODIS) RAMSES GIS

Tools available to NLCCs rainfall station reports estimate / forecast rains US Navy NOAA Africa data IBIMET other web sites vegetation imagery (SPOT/MODIS) RAMSES GIS

Tools available to NLCCs rainfall station reports estimate / forecast rains US Navy NOAA Africa data IBIMET other web sites vegetation imagery (SPOT/MODIS) RAMSES GIS

Primary Primary rainfall rainfall stations stations (GTS) (GTS) Libya very few stations in the desert where locusts breed

Primary Primary rainfall rainfall stations stations (GTS) (GTS) Libya 1500 km 20 stations / 2.3 spring summer very few stations in the desert 2 where breed million kmlocusts Insufficient Insufficient number number of of rainfall rainfall stations stations

Primary Primary rainfall rainfall stations stations (GTS) (GTS) 3 stations 1 Libya 1500 km spring summer 3 1000 km 20 stations / 2.3 very few stations in the desert 2 where breed million kmlocusts Insufficient Insufficient number number of of rainfall rainfall stations stations

Primary Primary rainfall rainfall stations stations (GTS) (GTS) 3 stations 1 Libya 1500 km 7 stations spring summer 3 1000 km 20 stations / 2.3 very few stations in the desert 2 where breed million kmlocusts Insufficient Insufficient number number of of rainfall rainfall stations stations

Current weaknesses poor rain station coverage national station data incomplete / errors NLCC does not use data weak NLCC / NMHS link

Current weaknesses poor rain station coverage national station data incomplete / errors NLCC does not use data weak NLCC / NMHS link ID Day/Mo Hr Period.mm Station 61627 7 10 12 6 60 Linguere SEN 61627 7 10 18 12 60 Linguere SEN 61627 8 10 6 24 20 Linguere SEN 62640 7 10 12 24 722 Abu Hamed SUD 62640 8 10 0 24 700 Abu Hamed SUD 62650 7 10 12 24 722 Dongola SUD 62660 7 10 12 24 622 Karima SUD 62660 7 10 21 24 700 Karima SUD 62660 8 10 0 24 600 Karima SUD 62680 7 10 21 24 622 Atbara SUD 62721 7 10 12 24 722 Khartoum SUD 62721 7 10 21 24 622 Khartoum SUD

Current weaknesses poor rain station coverage national station data incomplete / errors NLCC does not use data weak NLCC / NMHS link ID Day/Mo Hr Period.mm Station 61627 7 10 12 6 60 Linguere SEN 61627 7 10 18 12 60 Linguere SEN 61627 8 10 6 24 20 Linguere SEN 62640 7 10 12 24 722 Abu Hamed SUD 62640 8 10 0 24 700 Abu Hamed SUD 62650 7 10 12 24 722 Dongola SUD 62660 7 10 12 24 622 Karima SUD 62660 7 10 21 24 700 Karima SUD 62660 8 10 0 24 600 Karima SUD 62680 7 10 21 24 622 Atbara SUD 62721 7 10 12 24 722 Khartoum SUD 62721 7 10 21 24 622 Khartoum SUD

Current weaknesses Potential solutions poor rain station coverage increase rain data? national station data incomplete / errors reduce transmission errors? ID Day/Mo Hr Period.mm Station NLCC does not use data 61627 7 10 12 6 60 Linguere SEN 61627 7 10 18 12 60 Linguere SEN indicate data requirements? 61627 8 10 6 24 20 Linguere SEN 62640 7 10 12 24 722 Abu Hamed SUD weak NLCC / NMHS link 62640 8 10 0 24 700 Abu Hamed SUD 62650 regional 7 10 12 workshop 24 722 Dongola SUD 62660 7 10 12 24 622 Karima SUD 62660 7 10 21 24 700 Karima SUD 62660 8 10 0 24 600 Karima SUD 62680 7 10 21 24 622 Atbara SUD 62721 7 10 12 24 722 Khartoum SUD 62721 7 10 21 24 622 Khartoum SUD

This workshop s challenges what decisions do NLCCs make that require meteo data? what data is needed (frequency, type, format)? what can NMHSs provide? how can any gaps be filled? Keith Cressman FAO Locust Forecasting Officer