"Outcomes of the storm surge and waves workshop in Dominican Republic and the questionnaire"

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"Outcomes of the storm surge and waves workshop in Dominican Republic and the questionnaire" Strengthening Regional Cooperation to Support Forecasting with Multi Hazard Approach in RA IV Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman, George Town, Cayman Islands 7 March 2011

TCP/JCOMM Workshop Storm Surges and Waves Forecasting

GOALS To show available operational forecasting products To assess national capacities & needs for coastal hazards risk reduction Overview & coordination with coastal disaster s risk reduction initiatives in the Caribbean (i.e.,caribbean MH EWS Programme) Introduction to the Coastal Inundation Forecasting Demonstration Project (CIFDP) in the Caribbean 3

What was discussed in this 10 session Workshop? 1. Wind and Wave Forecasting and Model Guidance. Use of porducts for operational forecast; strengths and weaknesses of the model for the region (NHC, ECMWF, MS Canada) 2. Discussion of wave products for deterministic and for Ensemble Prediction System (EPS) Scientific concept; Examples of products; Operational forecast; Use of deterministic vs. EPS products (ECMWF products; Canadian Wave EPS; SWAN) 3. Storm Surge products from the EPS. Scientific concept; Examples of products; Operational forecast; Use of deterministic vs. EPS products (SLOSH model for US; Tsunami models for inundation mapping in the Caribbean Mercado, Puerto Rico; ADCIRC/unSWAN models couplig in P. Rico) 4. Demostration of e learning COMET Platforms and use of online products

What was discussed in this 10 session Workshop? 5. Operational Forecasting and Warnings Systems (Meteo France; MS Canada; Role of Canadian Met Serv in the Canadian ATL Tsunami Warning System; Flood forecasting in the UK) 6. Requirements for the Operational Warning Systems (Organisational aspects, Capability / Expert requirements, Infrastructure requirements (computers, network, internet), National User requirements / mandates, Preparation for countries requirement assessment) 7. Regional coordination of Disaster Risk Reduction strategies for coastal hazards in the Caribbean (Technical and human communication aspects of end to end warning communication platforms, such as communication of uncertainty in forecasts and also ensuring proper actions to be taken by those who receive the forecasts and warnings Cuban storm surge MONSAC model and Cuban version of SWAN for coastal inundation; risk maps for main coastal cities; Communication and presentation of these forecasts to users, TV presentations Outlook of the MHEWS Programme for the Caribbean.

What was discussed in this 10 session Workshop? 9. Coastal Inundation forecasting and warning products Overview; modelling aspects and data requirements; Example of products; Case studies; Regional considerations; Regional approach for the Coastal Inundation Forecasting Demonstration Project (CIFDP) US Corps of Engineers presented the Storm surge and Wave modelling in Tropical Cyclone, IOC / University of Puerto Rico: existing TSUNAMI models in the area and its application for Puerto Rico Presentation of the Coastal Inundation Forecasting Demonstration Project (CIFDP) and implementation approach in the Caribbean 10. Coastal Inundation Forecasting Demonstration Project (CIFDP) in the Dominican Republic Commitment from DR forecast agencies and other stakeholders as a National Agreement; Presentation from the local NMHS; Preparation of a CIFDP Stakeholders workshop in the DR; National Implementation Team (NIT); National Advisory Group (NAG) for the regional/national stakeholders and risk managers involvement and feedback.

CURRENT STATE ASESSMENT Meteorologist handle Marine concepts such as warnings and briefings But not technically equipped to handle use products from other agencies such as NHC and ECMWF Most of SIDS do not currently posess the knowhow to apply the existing technology to produce local marine advisories for coastal development, preparedness and navigation purposes Too much fragmentation among agencies

CURRENT STATE ASESSMENT Lack of human resources and capacity building Almost no exchange of technologies within the region Lack of recognition to countries that might help in the above mentioned situation Almost no working protocols have been developed thus far

USER REQUIREMENTS Gaps with regard to Marine Observations A network of buoys and tide gauges is required

Observations and Monitoring Need for Strengthening of the observation and monitoring capacities through: National Development of bathymetric survey and databases Establishment of an appropriate coastal and offshore observation network Regional Complete the network of buoys and tidal gauges for sea level and sea observations Improvement of regional sharing of observation data 1 0

Marine Forecasting Need for strengthening of forecasting capacities through: National Improvement of local forecasting models for marine related hazards Training & replacement of forecasters at retirement age Coordinating and creating communication platforms between the maritime agencies and the NMHS Dissemination of information through disaster management agencies and user communities on the coastal zone (i.e., port authorities, fisheries, etc..) 1 1

Marine Forecasting Strengthening forecasting & coordination capacities: Regional Development & improvement of the storm surges & wind waves warning systems Strengthening the role of regional centers to develop coordination mechanisms on marine hazards Identify national focal points for coastal & marine hazards & capacity development through a Regional Training Center 1 2

CAPACITY BUILDING NEEDS & OPPORTUNITIES CURRENT STATE OF CAPACITY BUILDING There have been two workshops in the region thus far: CIMH & Dominican Republic Regional marine training required a central focal point or regional training center would be ideal

USER REQUIREMENTS Need defined marine authorities within the NMHS s (National Meteorological and Hydrological Services) Need marine training to build the technical expertise for the Caribbean region If possible, the same personnel should attend marine meteorology workshops in the future in order to ensure continuity

COLABORATIVE INITIATIVES AND SYNERGIES Establishing of storm surge monitoring program would enable a collaboration between NHC and regional agencies or NHMS s for data contribution to NHC bulletins with regard to storm surge for the region A proposal has already been drafted with regard to collaborating with experts to receive training in storm surge modelling

Coastal Inundation Forecasting Demonstration Project (CIFDP) Regional Specialized Meteorological Centres International Charter "Space and Major Disasters" Specialized Products High Resolution Images CIFDP Service Provider (e.g. UNOSAT) National Meteorological and Hydrological Services Forecasts Requirements Forecasts and Warnings Products based on High Resolution Images and Forecasts High Resolution Images and forecasts Users Disaster Management and Civil Protection Authorities International and Regional Humanitarian Agencies 16

Integrated Approach to Coastal Inundations Forecasting & Management Systems How could coastal inundation forecasting products be improved and effectively coordinated, with existing warning services provided by the NMHSs?... With a integrated team work as a strategy for building improved operational forecasts and warnings capability for coastal inundation through: Technology development and transfer > Use of NMHSs capabilities to produce and provide coastal inundation forecasting and warning services Communication platform and training > Improving interactions between NMHSs and end users (Government, Disaster Management and Civil protection Agencies, Media, etc ) 17

CIFDP Outline Expected outcome: End to end integrated software coupling meteorological, hydrological and met ocean forecasting components for fulfillment of end users needs for coastal inundation operational forecasting and warning services Regions/countries for the implementation: 1. Bay of Bengal (Bangladesh) 2. Caribbean (Dominican Republic) Partners: WMO Programmes: MMOP, HWR, TCP Met Services: NMHS, RMSC and Regional DRR Institutions International: IOC UNESCO, IHO, UNOSAT 18

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