application projects - 2 examples
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Application Projects - 2 Examples. Bill Teng GES DISC. Application Project: ~Extended User Science Data Support. Customized data Production of new data Customized tools Integration into user environment Documentation of use Documentation of benefit to user. REASoN - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Application Projects -2 Examples
Bill TengGES DISC
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
Application Project: ~Extended User Science Data Support
• Customized data• Production of new data• Customized tools• Integration into user environment• Documentation of use• Documentation of benefit to user
UWG May 11, 2011
• REASoN• Ag REASoN (2003-2007)• USDA FAS; UN WFP• Crop Explorer
• ROSES DECISIONS (2009-2012)• DSS-WAOB• USDA WAOB• GLADSE
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
• To integrate Land Parameter Retrieval Model (LPRM) soil moisture data into operational WAOB GLADSE. [seamless; customized]
• To integrate LPRM-enhanced EPIC (Environmental Policy Integrated Climate) crop model into WAOB GLADSE. [changes]
• To leverage existing GES DISC Web services to facilitate integration of project outputs into GLADSE.
• To evaluate and benchmark impacts of integration of project outputs on GLADSE forecasts.
Objectives
UWG May 11, 2011
• SSI&T of LPRM into S4PM• Production of LPRM (L2) [Canadian user]• L3 LPRM in progress• [Assimilation of LPRM into EPIC to derive RZSM
(preliminary results; task modified)]• Giovanni-Soil Moisture portal near operational• GeoTIFF (samples, using AMSR-E SM) tested by
WAOB• Baselined WAOB GLADSE• Defined metrics – retrospective analysis of analog
year comparison
Work Done Thus Far
UWG May 11, 2011
UWG May 11, 2011
COOP station precipitation 3B42-V6 precipitation AMSR-E soil moisture
EPIC RZSM
UWG May 11, 2011
• Satellite data are complementary to weather station data, in identifying analog years.
• Results point to possibility of “calibrating” analog analysis methodology in station-rich areas, to be then applied in station-poor areas of the world.
• Retrospective analog analysis as metric seems feasible.
Early Results
UWG May 11, 2011
Application Project: ~Extended User Science Data Support
• Customized data• Production of new data• Customized tools• Integration into user environment• Documentation of use• Documentation of benefit to user