Session 101 – AWIPS/RGB Summary
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Session 101 – AWIPS/RGB Summary Ed Mandel and Mike Johnson discussed plans for developing and implementing plug-ins into the AWIPS II baseline Time to baseline could take as little as six weeks Dan Nietfeld provided a perspective from the field on AWIPS II and discussed his current and foreseen participation in proving ground activities Value of satellite-based, high vertical resolution environmental soundings to operations still largely unknown Matt Smith gave an overview of the EPDT workshop, including results from a brainstorming session, and then summarized recent AWIPS II activities at SPoRT Jordan Gerth shared AWIPS II development activities at CIMSS and discussed the RGB capabilities of the software Curtis Seaman and Deb Molenar discussed RGB products for solving meteorological problems, and explained recent interactions between CIRA and NWS forecast offices Moderators: Jordan Gerth and Dan Nietfeld 1
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Session 101 – AWIPS/RGB Summary. Ed Mandel and Mike Johnson discussed plans for developing and implementing plug-ins into the AWIPS II baseline Time to baseline could take as little as six weeks - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Moderators: Jordan Gerth and Dan Nietfeld
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Session 101 – AWIPS/RGB Summary Ed Mandel and Mike Johnson discussed plans for developing
and implementing plug-ins into the AWIPS II baseline Time to baseline could take as little as six weeks
Dan Nietfeld provided a perspective from the field on AWIPS II and discussed his current and foreseen participation in proving ground activities Value of satellite-based, high vertical resolution environmental
soundings to operations still largely unknown Matt Smith gave an overview of the EPDT workshop, including
results from a brainstorming session, and then summarized recent AWIPS II activities at SPoRT
Jordan Gerth shared AWIPS II development activities at CIMSS and discussed the RGB capabilities of the software
Curtis Seaman and Deb Molenar discussed RGB products for solving meteorological problems, and explained recent interactions between CIRA and NWS forecast offices
Moderators: Jordan Gerth and Dan Nietfeld
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Session 101 – AWIPS/RGB
Attention RequiredQuestions for Discussion
Demonstration procedures and logistics for operational AWIPS II sites
Data delivery strategy for GOES-R information into AWIPS II
Broader access to AWIPS II training resources/workshops
Diversified training to meet the needs of NWS participants, NOAA partners, and liaisons
Closer interactions on disseminating VIIRS imagery
How should we focus our AWIPS II priorities?
What is the end point for proving ground activities in terms of transitioning from experimental to operational?
What are the specific advantages of RGBs over individual bands?
Do RGB composites supplement or supplant AWG products? Can quantitative and qualitative products co-exist?
