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RARS Implementation Group – Sixth meetingExeter - 2012
RARS Implementation Group – Sixth MeetingExeter – 2012
Status of EARS
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RARS Implementation Group – Sixth meetingExeter - 2012
Direct Readout stations currently supporting EARS
Maspalomas
Monterey
Ewa Beach
Miami
Lannion
Muscat
Saint-Denis
Athens
Moscow
SvalbardKangerlussuaq
Gander
Wallops
Edmonton
Gilmore Creek
RARS Implementation Group – Sixth meetingExeter - 2012
Existing EARS Services
Service Data Type Product Level Satellites
EARS-ATOVS Sounding data Level-1
Metop-A (-B-C)NOAA-15, 16, 17, 18, 19
EARS-AVHRR Imaging data Level-0 Metop-A (-B-C)NOAA-19
EARS-ASCATOcean Surface Winds
Level-2 Metop-A (-B-C)
EARS-IASI Hyperspectral Sounding data
366 Level-1 channels + Principal Component scores
Metop-A (-B-C)
EARS-NWC Cloud products Level-2 Metop-A (-B-C)
NOAA-19
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EARS Services under development
Service Data Type Product Level Satellites
EARS-ATMS Sounding data Level-1 NPP (JPSS-1)
EARS-CrISHyperspectral Sounding data
399 Level-1 channels NPP (JPSS-1)
EARS-VIIRS Imaging data Level-1 NPP (JPSS-1)
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Service Coverage and Data Availability
Service Coverage EUMETCast
Europe
EUMETCast
Africa
GTS
EARS-ATOVS
- All stations - FDES
EARS-AVHRR
- European Stations- FDES
EARS-ASCAT
- European Stations- FDES
EARS-IASI- European Stations- FDES
Under preparatio
n
EARS-NWC
- European Stations- FDES
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Daily Data Volume per Service (EUMETCast Ku-Band - October 2012)
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Service Number of stations
Number of satellites
Total number of passes
Daily volume (MB)
EARS-ATOVS 15 6 420 625
EARS-AVHRR 7 2 28 (630 segments) 1400
EARS-ASCAT 7 1 37 76
EARS-IASI 4 1 25 500
EARS-NWC 7 2 28 (630 segments) 800
RARS Implementation Group – Sixth meetingExeter - 2012
Direct Readout Stations – EARS Services
DR StationNOAA HRPT
Metop AHRPT
EARS ATOVS
EARS AVHRR
EARS ASCAT EARS IASIEARS NWC
EARS NPP
Svalbard *
Maspalomas !
Kangerlussuaq (metopb) (metopb) (metopb)
Athens !
Lannion !
Gander ! (metopb)
Edmonton (metopb)
Gilmore Creek (metopb)
Wallops (metopb) () ()
Miami ! () ()
Ewa Beach !
Monterey !
Saint-Denis !
Muscat !
Moscow ! (metopb)
*: for Metop-A, passes are provided by the HRPT and Fast Dump Extract System (FDES)!: restricted area HRPT zone
RARS Implementation Group – Sixth meetingExeter - 2012
EARS-ATOVS
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EARS-ATOVS (1/2)
Design:• Decentralised processing and data compression into bzip2 to reduce
data volume.• Processor: AAPP (v7.3) as delivered by NWP SAF.• Distribution via EUMETCast Ku-Band and GTS.• All satellites: NOAA 15, 16, 18, 19 and Metop-A.• Number of stations: 15.
Products, formats:• One set of products per pass, including:
– Level 1a per ATOVS instrument, data in AAPP format, bzip2 compressed.
– Level 1c per ATOVS instrument, data on original instrument grid, BUFR format.
– AVHRR derived cloud mask on HIRS instrument grid (Level 1d), BUFR format.
• Operational monitoring by NWP SAF
Timeliness:• < 30 minutes for Athens, Gander, Gilmore, Kangerlussuaq, Lannion,
Maspalomas, Saint-Denis, Svalbard, Wallops, Moscow, Muscat, Miami, Edmonton.
• < 45 minutes for Monterey.• ~ 60 minutes for Ewa Beach.
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EARS-ATOVS (2/2)
Number of Users on EUMETCast:• > 1000 registered Users.
Number of products per day:• ~ 2000 products, corresponding to 625 MB.
System evolutions in the near future:• Metop-B.• New stations.
Product quality monitoring from NWP SAF:• MetOffice:
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/corporate/interproj/nwpsaf/monitor.html
• Météo-France: http://www.meteo-spatiale.fr/nwpsaf/cgi-bin/index.pl
• NWP-SAF Website: : http://www.nwpsaf.org
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EARS-ATOVS: NWP-SAF Monitoring (MetOffice)
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EARS-ATOVS: NWP-SAF Monitoring (Météo-France)
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EARS System
RARS Implementation Group – Sixth meetingExeter - 2012
The EARS System
Direct ReadoutStations
Polar Satellite
Users
EUMETCast
EARSCommunication
Network
EARSCommunication
Network
GTSGTS
Local Product Processing
• Improved Timeliness• Bandwidth Savings
Local Product Processing including:• Removal of Duplicate Data• Data Reduction
• AVHRR → Cloud Cover• Geolocation on tie-points • Radiance scaling
• Compression • BUFR• BZIP2 • Principal Component scores
• Data Selection• 8461 → 400 IASI Channel• VIIRS M-band channels
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EARS – Interface at the station
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Direct Readout Equipment
Product Processing Node
Router
Direct Readout Data Provider Site
Direct Readout Data Provider Equipment
EUMETSAT Equipment
Communication Provider
Equipment
ICD
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Fast Dump Extraction System – FDES (1/2)
Metop-A HRPT operated on Southbound orbits over Europe and also partly on Northbound orbits.
The FDES service provides data from Northbound orbits based on a extract of the Global Dump data.
Timeliness 10 Minutes
Timeliness 20 Minutes
Timeliness 40 Minutes
• Both Metop-A HRPT and FDES Data available via EUMETCast and GTS
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Fast Dump Extraction System – FDES (2/2)
FDES provides full Northern Hemisphere coverage for Metop-A Ascending passes for EARS-ATOVS, -ASCAT, -AVHRR, -IASI and -NWC.
EARS-ASCAT Daily Coverage
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Ongoing developments
• Start of Metop HRPT operations at Kangerlussuaq, Svalbard, Wallops, Gilmore, Gander and Edmonton; FDES still used for Metop-A;
• Metop-B integration in EARS-ATOVS, EARS-AVHRR, EARS-ASCAT, EARS-IASI and EARS-NWC;
• Finalisation of the European station upgrade to X-Band;• Upgrade of the PPN servers and EUMETSAT servers to IBM
Linux;• Finalisation of the EARS-IASI and EARS-NWC developments;• Consolidate pass scheduling with multiple stations at
individual sites;• Inclusion of Resolute Bay, Novosibirsk and Khabarovsk into
EARS-ATOVS;• Ongoing upgrade of the EARS IP-VPN network to
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Product Processing Node
PPN model is IBM x3690 X5. Linux based. Machines are deployed to all sites: prime and spare.
Intel Xeon - 20-cores8 disks in RAID
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New Stations: Resolute Bay, Novosibirsk, Khabarovsk
NovosibirskKhabarovsk
Resolute Bay
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Potential new station(s)
Adding: Madison to EARS-NPP
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Madison
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Number of Direct Readout antennas per site
Maspalomas
Monterey
Ewa Beach
Miami
Lannion
Muscat
Saint-Denis
Athens
Moscow
SvalbardKangerlussuaq
Gander
Wallops
Edmonton
Gilmore Creek
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