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The Naval European Meteorology and Oceanography Center (NEMOC) in Rota, Spain is the United States Navy's center for the production and distribution of value added meteorology and oceanography products within Europe, continental Africa, the Mediterranean, Black, and Baltic Seas. NEMOC Rota provides
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1. Operational Satellite Support at the U.S. Naval European Meteorology and Oceanography Center, Rota, Spain
2. The Command and its Mission
3. Geographical Situation
4. The Facility
5. The Antenna Farm (1)
6. The Antenna Farm (2)
7. Equipment Distribution (1)
8. Equipment Distribution (2)
9. System Diagram
10. System Diagram (full size)
11. Naval Oceanographic Office (NAVO)
NRL Stennis Space Center
NRL Monterey
NLMOC Norfolk VA
NCMOC Bahrain
JTWF Pearl Harbor, HI
NPMOC Yokosuka, Japan
USSTRATCOM Offutt AFB Nebraska
SACLANTC La Spezia, IT
Applied Physics Lab, Johns Hopkins University
NEMOC Detachments Naples, Sicily, Crete Data & Custom Imagery Customers
12. System Capabilities Fully automated ingestion, postprocessing, and distribution
Over 3000 individual image products delivered daily
Over 100 datasets delivered daily
24 hour Met7 and Met5 coverage
Acquisition and distribution of all visible NOAA, DMSP, and SeaWifs passes
13. System Characteristics (1) Dual Sparc Ultra-2 (puck & miranda)
Ingest platforms
Antenna control
X-session hosting
Dual Sparc Ultra-60 (titania & oberon)
Postprocessing
Distribution
Intel 2xPIII 1.1Ghz Linux (snowblind)
Scripted postprocessing and distribution
14. System Characteristics (2) All Sparc platforms run Solaris 2.7
Linux platform runs stock RedHat 7.2 distribution
All platforms run Terascan 3.1.2
Metsat (pdus) decryption
SeaWiFS capture and processing
DMSP/KG-44 control
15. Signal Processing Discussion (1) Ultra 2s
Ingest and initial processing
All data is transferred via RCP to the Ultra-60s for local processing
Some data is also FTPed to clients and the Supplemental Weather Radar (SWR)
Host in-house X sessions for Teravision users; NFS crossmounts permit access to all available data
16. Signal Processing Discussion (2) Ultra-60s
Finished products to web servers
Subsets to FTP clients
Full datasets to Linux platform
Linux platform (snowblind)
Generates all products accessible via http://www.nemoc.navy.mil/cgi-bin/sat_page.pl
Static thumbnails and scaled imagery for looping to improve browser response times
17. Signal Processing Discussion (3) snowblind (continued)
True-color SeaWiFS processing
Transparent and false-color overlay briefing products
Ingest and postprocessing of datasets received remotely at the Sigonella, Sicily facility and delivered via FTP in near-real time
All products generated via custom scripting based on Terascan and the netpbm utilities
19. Web Presentation (1)
20. Web Presentation (2)
21. Web Presentation (3)
22. Web Presentation (4)
23. Web Presentation (5)
24. Web Presentation (6)
25. Imagery Sampler (1) DMSP Visible Fine
26. Imagery Sampler (2) Metsat 5
27. Imagery Sampler (3) - SeaWiFS
28. Imagery Sampler (4) - SeaWiFS
29. Imagery Sampler (5) AVHRR MCSST
30. Imagery Sampler (6) SSMI Water Vapor
31. System Performance Evaluation Extremely stable; > 140 days uptime routine reboots not required
Flexible, simple scripting via cshell and the Terascan functions
GUI-based utilities ease administrative tasks but dont get in the way of low-level functionality
Comprehensive hypertext on-line documentation
Responsive technical support
32. Conclusion Terascans proven ability to perform in a mission-critical role has rendered it invaluable to US Navy operational support in the European theater. Together with the Linux operating system, it leverages open-source software and commodity hardware into a cost-effective, powerful, and flexible configuration, easily able to meet the requirements of a high-volume, high-throughput mission.