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Use of Ensembles in the Forecast Process (Warm Season Version) Bill Bua (UCAR/COMET) 1) Introduction
Help forecasters make use of newly available (in AWIPS) ensemble information from the medium- and short-range ensemble forecasts (MREF and SREF, respectively) in the forecast process. Topics: This training will emphasize the SREF, which will become available in AWIPS as of 24 April 2007.
Introduction to Ensemble Prediction (webcast) Ensemble Forecasting Explained (longer web-based module) NOAA staff should take these through the NOAA / E-Learning LMS 4) Training Session Options: B.) Web-based video training session. C.) Audio playback - This VISITview file contains recorded audio and annotations and be taken at anytime. Certificates of completion for NOAA employees can be obtained through your Science Operation Officer or training point of contact. Click on the "visitauto.bat" file to start the audio playback lesson. For detailed information on how to view the recorded session click here. Download the audio playback file for Windows at: ftp://rammftp.cira.colostate.edu/bikos/audio/ens_warmseas_archfnl3.exe 5) References/Additional Links
Kalnay, Eugenia, 2005. Atmospheric Modeling, Data Assimilation and Predictability. Cambridge University Press, New York, 364 pp. Molteni, F., Buizza, R., Palmer, T. N., & Petroliagis, T., 1996: The new ECMWF ensemble prediction system: methodology and validation. Q. J. R. Meteorol. Soc., 122, 73-119. Toth, Z, & Kalnay, E., 1993: Ensemble Forecasting at NMC: the generation of perturbations. Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc., 74, 2317-2330. Tracton, M S, & Kalnay, E, 1993: Operational ensemble prediction at the National Meteorological Center. Weather & Forecasting, 8, 379-398. Zhu, Yuejian, Zoltan Toth, Richard Wobus, David Richardson, and Kenneth Mylne, 2002. The Economic Value Of Ensemble-Based Weather Forecasts. Bull. Am. Meteorol. Soc., 83, 73-83. 6) Train the trainer (coming soon)
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