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World Meteorological Organization Working together in weather, climate and water. WMO. SAON Activities: Coordination across networks and platform WMO perspective Potsdam, Germany, 1-2 Oct. 2012 Miroslav Ondr áš , Chief, WMO Observing Systems Division

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  1. World Meteorological OrganizationWorking together in weather, climate and water WMO SAON Activities: Coordination across networks and platform WMO perspective Potsdam, Germany, 1-2 Oct. 2012 Miroslav Ondráš, Chief, WMO Observing Systems Division (Nils Hettich (WMO) and Jérôme Lafeuille (WMO))

  2. WMO Integrated Global Observing System (WIGOS) WMO 2 2

  3. WMO Integrated Global Observing System (WIGOS) • Cg-XVI (May-June 2011) decided to implement WIGOS • WIGOS is about improving existing WMO observing systems to be interfaced with co-sponsored and non-WMO OSs; Functionalities to be improved are addressed in the WIGOS Implementations Plans (WIPs) • WIP = Plan for the development of practices & procedures to be documented in WMO Regulatory Material, such as TR (TCs) • R-WIP = Plan responding to WIP and Regional priorities (RAs) • N-WIP = Plan to implement improved functionalities based on practices described in the WMO Regulatory Material (Members) • CBS & CIMO guide technical aspects of WIGOS implementation (IPs), including the design and evolution of global observing systems (EGOS-IP) and development of standards (Siting classification jointly with ISO)

  4. WMO Integrated Global Observing System (WIGOS) • Four Component observing systems: • Global Observing System (GOS) • Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW) • World Hydrological Observing Cycle (WHyCOS) • Global Cryosphere Watch (GCW) • Interface with: GCOS, GOOS, GTOS, … • Support to GFCS, GIPPS, …

  5. Why we need WIGOS

  6. Why we need WIGOS

  7. Why we need WIGOS WMO Need for Integrated Global Observing Systembeyond individual GOS, GAW, WIGOS WHYCOS: WIGOS 7

  8. Seasonal / Interannual Variation Nowcasting Hydrology Climate Monitoring Global NWP Climate Apps Hi Resoln NWP Ocean Apps Atmos Chem Agro Met Space Wx ……. ……. Aero Met GLOBAL OBSERVING SYSTEMS Data for Applications WMO Members, Partners and Other Obs Network Operators

  9. Data for Applications Global Observing Systems User Consultation Rolling Review of Requirements Design and Planning Performance Monitoring & QC Data Dissemination and Storage Implementation Operation & Maintenance WIGOS: OPERATIONAL CYCLE

  10. Data for Applications Strategic Integration Global Observing Systems Global Standardization Multi-purpose Observations Data and Metadata Discoverability, Accessibility, Recoverablilty (DAR) Interoperability Compatability Spectrum Management Measurement Traceability Agreed Observations Practices WIGOS: KEY OPERATIONAL FEATURES Consult Users RRR Monitoring & QC Design and Plan Data Dissem and Storage Implement Operate & Maintain

  11. Data for Applications Global Observing Systems Extensive Collaboration Effective Quality Management Efficient Management Communications & Outreach Support to Members Capacity Development Effective Governance WIGOS: KEY MANAGEMENT IMPERATIVES Integration Standardization Multi-Purpose Consult Users RRR Monitoring & QC Interoperability Data and Metadata DAR Design and Plan Compatability Data Dissem and Storage Traceability Implement Operate & Maintain Spectrum Management Agreed Observations Practices

  12. 6 Standardization, Compatability, Interoperability 1 Management Data for Applications Global Observing Systems 7 WIGOS Information Resource (WIR) 2 Collaboration 8 Data Discovery, Delivery and Archival 3 Design, Plan & Optimized Evolution 9 Capacity Development 4 Operation & Maintenance 10 Communication and Outreach 5 Integrated Quality Management WIGOS FRAMEWORK IMPLEMENTATION: KEY ACTIVITY AREAS Effective Governance Efficient Management Integration Standardization Multi-Purpose Consult Users RRR Monitor Performance Extensive Collaboration Interoperability Communications & Outreach Data and Metadata DAR Design and Plan Data Dissem & Storage Implement Compatability Traceability Operate & Maintain Effective Quality Management Capacity Development Spectrum Management Agreed Observations Practices Support to Members

  13. WIGOS: http://www.wmo.int/pages/prog/www/wigos/index_en.html Merci Thank you Gracias شكرا 谢 谢 Спасибо

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