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Joint Action Group for Joint Urban Test Beds 4 Oct 2007 Cochairs: Dr. Walter Bach, Jr. and Mr. William Pendergrass Exec Secretary: Lt Col Mark Fitzgerald, USAF Telecon # 888-680-9581, pass code 535430# GoToMeeting https://www.gotomeeting.com/join/111054474 , ID is 111-054-474

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Joint Action Group for Joint Urban Test Beds

4 Oct 2007Cochairs: Dr. Walter Bach, Jr. and Mr. William PendergrassExec Secretary: Lt Col Mark Fitzgerald, USAF

Telecon # 888-680-9581, pass code 535430#GoToMeeting https://www.gotomeeting.com/join/111054474, ID is 111-054-474

AgendaTopic Speaker

Welcome Dr. Bach

Quick Overview of JAG/JUTB Lt Col Fitzgerald

Status Update Dr. Bach

Identify test bed capabilities Dr. Bach

Break 10 min

DCNet Capabilities Mr. Pendergrass

GEO-Targeted Alerting System Mr. Jesuroga

JAG Member Participation

Possible Timeline

Welcome and Administrative Remarks Welcome!

Administrative remarks This meeting is being recorded GoToMeeting Approve ROA from last meeting

JAG/JUTB Overview

Formed in November 2005 Charged with:

Developing criteria for test bed selection; Defining the common required infrastructure for a

multifunctional test bed; and Defining a prioritization methodology for candidate

uses of a test bed Deliverable: Operational Concept Document

Status Update

Progress to date

New Direction

Leverage DCNet for momentum

Lessons from San Diego –AMS 7th Symposium on Urban Environments

Strong International Interests About ½ participants from out of US Primary interest in urban air quality

From traffic and industrial emissions Ozone, PM-10, PM-2.5 Meeting European NOx standards ?? Little interest in CBRN T&D

Urban Studies in Shanghai London Marseilles Tokyo Basel Houston New York DCNetOklahoma City

Focusing Models to Bridge Gap Merging WRF, MM5, COAMPS mesoscale

with CFD microscale. Importance of Sea Surface temperatures for

sea-breeze forecasts Concerns about lateral and lower boundary

conditions for hi-resolution models Importance of BL height estimate & accuracy

(mostly daytime).

Skimming Flow

Recommended for scaling of urban sub-canopy flows based on wind tunnel and in-situ measurements

Controversy on “roof-top” measurements Oke – not reliable. Must get above building

influences Pendergrass – not always possible. Learn to use

what we can get

Data Assimilation

Very little discussion of techniques beyond extrapolation

NCAR data assimilation models using mesoscale model forecasts, Doppler radar (NEXRAD and TDWR) and Doppler lidar find surface data of little value. Not surprising Asked for reports to explore verification and

assumptions

Other Topics

JUTB Provided 12 min presentation and supplemental discussion

Instrumentation Doppler lidar wind profiler on building top to ~ 250 m Scintillometers, large & small aperture, for integrated cross

winds. NUDAPT

Proceeding with characterization of urban infrastructure, land use, building properties, emissions,

USERS Little discussion mostly AQ U. Utah – Sustainable real estate development in SLC for 250 to

500 K new residence in 20 years

Identify Test Bed Capabilities

Suggested capabilities Critical Deficiency: Vertical profile of winds/temp

Break

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DCNet Capabilities

Mr. Will Pendergrass

Current UrbaNet Sites

Potential Additional Military Sites

Planned Additional Sites

DC001 NOAA Hoover BldgDC003 National Acad ScienceDC004 NOAA Silver SpringDC005 National ArboretumDC006 DOE ForrestalDC008 Frank Reeves Municipal CntrDC009 Navy AnnexDC011 Naval Research LabDC012 DC EMA 2DC013 RFK StadiumDC014 Ft. A. P. HillDC018 National Education AssocDC019 WTOPDC020 Howard UniversityDC021 American Geophysical Union

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GEO-Targeted Alerting System Mr. Rich Jesuroga

Geo-Targeted Alerting System

GTAS Pilot Project

Geo-Targeting concept derived from exploratory reverse-911 work for weather warnings Concept: Life-Threat warnings issued to public via

reverse 911 call-outs Conduct timing studies of life-threat targeted warnings

with reverse 911 call-out technology (reverse-911 can target warnings to within 12 meter resolution)

DHS asked GSD to develop public warning concepts for potential toxic release in the NCR based on reverse-911 work.

JAG Member Participation

JAG members ID holes in DCNet capabilities Identify Non-Federal JUTB Users Questionnaire

Timeline

Task Completion Date

Members return questionnaires 19 October 2007

Complete document 23 December 2007

ICMAASR & FCMAASR approve document

May 2008

Dissolve JAG May 2008

Stand up JUTB Working Group May 2008

Expand JUTB to 4 urban areas May 2010

Stand up Urban Net Coordinator’s Office

May 2010

Install urban nets across USA May 2020

Action Item Update