Trusted Spotter Network Austria Towards a New Standard in the Field of Crowd- Sourced Weather- and Impact- Observations?

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Trusted Spotter Network Austria Towards a New Standard in the Field of Crowd- Sourced Weather- and Impact- Observations? Thomas Krennert (1), Rainer Kaltenberger (1), Georg Pistotnik (1), Alois M. Holzer (2), Franz Zeiler (3), and Mathias Stampfl (3) (1) ZAMG Vienna, Austria (t.krennert@zamg.ac.at) (2) ESSL, European Severe Storms Laboratory (3) Skywarn Austria

T. Krennert, et al., TSN A Crowd Sourcing Standard for Impact Observations? 9/26/2017 PAGE 2/11 Reliable information about weather impacts

T. Krennert, et al., TSN A Crowd Sourcing Standard for Impact Observations? 9/26/2017 PAGE 3/11 Collaboration since 2009: Trusted Spotter Network Austria ESWD REPORT CRITERIA & QUALITY CHECK QC0: as received / no training QC0+: plausibility check passed / basic training QC1: report confirmed / TSN training & licensing QC2: event fully verified / scientific case study API Severe weather reports API Forecasting Warning Climate Science Training QC0 QC0+ QC1 www.zamg.ac.at/tsn General Public Homepage / Web - apps

T. Krennert, et al., TSN A Crowd Sourcing Standard for Impact Observations? 9/26/2017 PAGE 4/11 TSN Training activities @ ZAMG ESWD Criteria Spotter ID: AT2067TSN Science Case Studies

T. Krennert, et al., TSN A Crowd Sourcing Standard for Impact Observations? 9/26/2017 PAGE 5/11 TSN Rated best practice by EMS

T. Krennert, et al., TSN A Crowd Sourcing Standard for Impact Observations? 9/26/2017 PAGE 6/11 Challenges Comprehensive training necessary for complex ESWD thresholds Uncertainties regarding thresholds may lead to inhibition to report events Still complicated way to file reports digitally via the ESWD homepage Small group of observers in Austria (~200 QC0+, ~80 QC1) Increase the number of reports / question of resources, cost-benefit ratio? Simplify reporting criteria / reporting process? Report parameters ubiquitous for Europe?

T. Krennert, et al., TSN A Crowd Sourcing Standard for Impact Observations? 9/26/2017 PAGE 7/11 Introducing EWOB report criteria European Weather Observer EWOB was developed by ESSL Parameters are clearly structured & well defined (Impacts) Severe event reports are automatically forwarded to the ESWD Available in more than 20 languages Most substantial coverage for impact report parameters As of now: switchover from ESWSD to EWOB for TSN Austria No precipitation Rain or Snow Choose weather type Take a picture Add other info Hail Strong Wind Whirlwinds Bad Visibility Close Lightning Flooding Fresh Snow Height Land Slide / Avalanche Other Phenomena Hail less than 1 cm Strong wind send

T. Krennert, et al., TSN A Crowd Sourcing Standard for Impact Observations? 9/26/2017 PAGE 8/11 EWOB reports on display

T. Krennert, et al., TSN A Crowd Sourcing Standard for Impact Observations? 9/26/2017 PAGE 8/11 EWOB reports on display

T. Krennert, et al., TSN A Crowd Sourcing Standard for Impact Observations? 9/26/2017 PAGE 9/11 Trusted Spotter Network Potentially connecting Europe? European NMHSs Automated API Operational & Scientific Applications Existing & established NMHSs reporting apps

T. Krennert, et al., TSN A Crowd Sourcing Standard for Impact Observations? 9/26/2017 PAGE 10/11 Trusted Spotter Network Potentials on the European scale? ESWD Report Criteria severe European NMHSs EWOB Database Automated E Non severe & severe API Operational & Scientific Applications Parameter & Training Standardization Weather & Impact Observations Training & Science QC0 No Training General Public NMHS Apps & Tools QC0+ Basic Training Spotter Groups & Public Anonymous ID QC1 Advanced Training Trusted Spotters Personalized ID

TSN Highlights T. Krennert, et al., TSN A Crowd Sourcing Standard for Impact Observations? 9/26/2017 PAGE 11/11 TSN Austria EMS best practice for reliable crowd sourced observations ESWD scientifically widely established standard of severe weather reports EWOB database of standardized weather- and impact observations Integration of EWOB data base within pre-existing reporting apps from European NMHSs via API Combination of established standards of event type parameters, QC and training Collaboration for standardization between European NMHSs possible?