The NOAA/NESDIS/STAR IASI Near Real-Time Product Processing and Distribution System

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The NOAA/NESDIS/STAR Near Real-Time Product Processing and Distribution System W. Wolf 2, T. King 1, Z. Cheng 1, W. Zhou 1, H. Sun 1, P. Keehn 1, L. Zhou 1, C. Barnet 2, and M. Goldberg 2 1 QSS Group Inc, 4500 Forbes Blvd, Ste. 200 Lanham, MD, USA 20706; 2 NOAA/NESDIS/STAR, 5200 Auth Road, Camp Springs, MD USA 20746 1

Outline Background Processing System Monitoring and Validation Next Steps Summary 2

Background 3

IJPS IJPS -- Initial Joint Polar-Orbiting Operational Satellite System» Mission: It is a cooperative effort between NOAA and EUMETSAT to provide and improve the operational meteorological and environmental forecasting and global climate monitoring services worldwide. IJPS started with NOAA N, covers the MetOp series, and continues with NPP and the NPOESS series. 4

MetOp-A A Instruments : IR Fourier Transform Spectrometer» Spectral Coverage: 8461 channels (3.4-15.5 μm) ) in 3 bands» Spatial Resolution: 12 km at nadir (120 FOVs/scan) AMSU-A: A: Microwave sounder (synchronized to scans)» Spectral coverage: 15 channels (15-90 GHz).» Spatial resolution: 48 km at nadir (30 FOVs/scan). MHS: Microwave sounder (synchronized to scans)» Spectral Coverage: 5 channel (89 190 GHz)» Spatial Resolution: 15km at nadir (90 FOVs/scan) AVHRR: Visible and near infrared imager» Spectral Coverage: 5 channels (0.58-12.5 μm)» Spatial Resolution: 1km at nadir (2048 FOV/scan) 5

Products to Distribute Level 1C Radiance» Full resolution» Spatially and Spectrally Subset» Principal Component Analysis» Reconstructed Radiances» Gridded Datasets EUMETSAT Level 2 Products» Full Resolution NOAA Unique Level 2 Products» Cloud Cleared Radiances» Trace Gas Products» Gridded Datasets 6

Customers NCEP (National Center for Environmental Prediction, NOAA) GMAO (Global Modeling and Assimilation Office, NASA) NRL (Naval Research Lab) FNMOC (Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center) AFWA (Air Force Weather Agency) CLASS (Comprehensive Large Array-data Stewardship System) 7

System Development 8

AIRS Processing System Instruments» AIRS» AMSU» HSB Products» Spatially and Spectrally Subset L1B Radiances» Spatially and Spectrally Subset Reconstructed Radiances» Level 2 cloud cleared radiances» Temperature and Water vapor profiles» Trace gas profiles Products are distributed to the global NWP community. 9

AIRS//CrIS Comparison AIRS Granules contain 6 minutes of data Granules contain 3 minutes of data CrIS Granules contain 6 minutes of data 240 Granules per day 480 Granules per day 240 Granules per day 35 GB per day» 9 FOV» 2378 channels 30 GB per day» 4 FOV» 8461 channels 30 GB per day» 9 FOV» 1305 channels system design was based on that developed for AIRS The same design is being used to develop the CrIS/ATMS system for NPP/NPOESS 10

Development of Products at NOAA: Pre-Launch Began development in August 2004 Started simulating data in February 2005 Worked with Simon Elliott of EUMETSAT on reviewing the BUFR format during the spring of 2005. Started distributing simulated L1C BUFR files on the AIRS data server to the global NWP centers in October 2005. Started producing profiles and cloud cleared radiance products in NetCDF format in August 2006 11

Development of Products at NOAA: Post Launch Started generating products from the actual EUMETSAT pre-operational data in February 2007 Began distribution of EUMETSAT PFS to NCDC/CLASS in March 2007 Began transition to operations in June 2007 Conducted the System Readiness Review in August 2007 System was run on the test machine during the final transition phase p in September 2007 L1C thinned and reconstructed radiance products became operationally available in October 30, 2007 12

Current Status of Products at NOAA Products will be made operationally available in three phases» L1C thinned and reconstructed radiance products (phase 1)» NOAA Unique products (phase 2)» AVHRR collocated to footprints (phase 3) The product processing system will run at NOAA/OSDPD distributing g all products through the NOAA/ESPC Data Distribution Server (DDS) Phase 1 is already operational (October 30, 2007) Phase 2, NOAA-Unique profiles and cloud cleared products, will be operationally available in March of 2008 Phase 3, /AVHRR products, will made available in March 2010 13

System Information IBM P570+ with 16 2.2 GHz CPUs, 2 GB/CPU, 3 TB SAN storage, running AIX 5.3 Three separate machines for development, test, and production (Operated within NOAA/NSOF) All data handling and algorithms are written in C ++ and Fortran 90 All high-level level system management is written in Perl and K-shellK 14

System Information System limits the number of consumptive processes Up to 16 granules may be processed at once 12 minutes to produce all L1C subsets and principal components per granule 9 minutes for the retrieval to generate profile and reconstructed radiance products 15

L1C Archive Products Instrument File Type Contents Format EUMETSAT PFS L1C Radiance EUMETSAT Binary granule metadata file metadata (FGDC-RSE) xml Instrument or Source Data type Time period Product type Resolution Format Radiances Daily Global grids 3*3 Gridded Binary Metadata Daily Global grid metadata 3*3 xml 16

L1C Products Instrument Spectral Subset Data Type 616 channels Radiance 616 channels Radiance 616 channels Radiance 616 channels Reconstructed Radiance (1 band) 616 channels Reconstructed Radiance (3 bands) 616 channels Reconstructed Radiance (1 band) 616 channels Reconstructed Radiance (3 bands) 8461 channels Radiance 8461 channels Radiance Spatial Subset Warmest FOV from every FOR First FOV from every FOR All 4 FOVs from every FOR Format BUFR NetCDF BUFR NetCDF BUFR NetCDF 1 FOV from every FOR BUFR NetCDF 1 FOV from every FOR BUFR NetCDF 4 FOVs from every FOR BUFR NetCDF 4 FOVs from every FOR BUFR NetCDF 4 FOVs from every FOR NetCDF 4 FOVs from 2 scans/granule NetCDF FOV = Field of View; FOR = Field of Regard. The light green refers to internal files. 17

Level 2 NOAA Unique Products Instrument Channels Data Type FORs FOV # Format 616 CCR from retrieval All FORs (660/granule) 1 BUFR NetCDF 100 levels L2 (T, H 2 O, CO 2, O 3, CH 4,CO, HNO 3, N 2 O) All FORs (660/granule) NA BUFR NetCDF (using AVHRR) 616 RAD All FORs (660/granule) 1 (clearest) BUFR NetCDF AVHRR (on FOVs) 5 RAD (clear and cloudy) All FORs (660/granule) 1,2,3,4 BUFR NetCDF (using AVHRR) 616 CCR All FORs (660/granule) 1 BUFR NetCDF PCS - Principal Components; RAD - Radiance; RR - Reconstructed Radiance; CCR Cloud cleared radiance; FOR - Field of Regard; * 616 channel set determined through a NOAA/ECMWF collaborative effort. 18

System Output Instrument or Source Data type Time period Product type Resolution Format Radiances Daily Global grids 3*3 Gridded Binary Radiances Daily Global grids 0.5*2 Gridded Binary RR/PCS Daily Global grids 3*3 Gridded Binary RR/PCS Daily Global grids 0.5*2 Gridded Binary GFS Radiances/Forecast Daily Global grids 0.5*2 Gridded Binary GDAS Radiances/Forecast Daily Global grids 0.5*2 Gridded Binary Radiances Daily Global binary N/A Binary Radiance locations (input for matchups) Daily Global binary N/A Binary Radiances Daily Matchups (Radiosondes) N/A Binary and NetCDF Radiances Daily Thinned data 2 scans/granule Binary 19

Validation and Monitoring 20

Validation Global Grids enable quick reprocessing of long term representative data. Matchups enable daily comparisons between Level 2 products and radiosondes. Online system allows us to have a quick view of the daily products. 21

STAR Web Page http://www.orbit2.nesdis.noaa.gov/smcd/spb/iosspdt/iosspdt.php 22

Example of Images on STAR Web Page 23

Process Monitor Main Display Indicates which of the 16 available CPU s are in use Indicates the day s total progress. Arrow buttons allow display of previous day s status Indicates the day s progress of each processing level. Indicates the status of each granule: not processed waiting to start one process level complete all process levels complete error in a process level missing data Buttons to open up the log file and the status file viewing windows. 24

Next Steps 25

Future Development of Products at NOAA Integrate the use of the calibrated image in the ILS sub-pixel correction algorithm Implement handling of grib2 formats in retrieval preprocessing and in the forecast global grid products Test latest updates to the retrieval algorithm Finalize NOAA-Unique Level 2 products archive agreements with NCDC/CLASS Finish implementation of the AVHRR/ physical collocation algorithm Develop /AVHRR BUFR tables 26

CrIS/ATMS Simulated CrIS and ATMS data Meeting in late November with Simon Elliott (EUMETSAT) and NCEP to discuss the BUFR table for CrIS The simulated CrIS data will be available in March 2008 27

Summary Have been running the AIRS near real-time processing system for five years Developed and built the processing system:» Based upon AIRS experience» Working with EUMETSAT» Transitioned Level 1C Subsetting and Distribution System (phase 1) to operations» NOAA Unique Level 2 System (phase 2) will transition to operations in March 2008» AVHRR collocated to footprints (phase 3) will be transition to operations in March 2010 CrIS/ATMS development has already begun 28