The CCl Role Fostering Climate Data Availability Through OPACE 1 & 2 Activities
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1 The CCl Role Fostering Climate Data Availability Through OPACE 1 & 2 Activities 2nd WMO/MEDARE Workshop Nicosia, Cyprus,10-12 May Serhat Sensoy Vice-President of WMO CCl Chief of Climatology Division of TSMS ssensoy@dmi.gov.tr
2 Technical Conference Title: Changing Climate and Demands for Climate Services for Sustainable Development 76 countries, more than 200 expers, Venue: Antalya, Turkey 32 lectures incl. JSG for WCRP 15 poster presentations Main results stressed: To discuss an action plan for providing improved climate services 2/27
3 CCl-XV 110 delegates from 76 countries, 12 participants without credentials 8 Int l Org.s representative 13 WMO staff 6 Local staff 45 JSC participants 182 Total Venue: Susesi Hotel, Antalya Opened by WMO SG, Ministry of Env.& Forestry and PR of Turkey with WMO 3/27
4 WMO CCl 15th Session, Group Picture 4/27
5 Outcomes from CCl 15th Session The Commission, considering the recommendations of the MG and the emerging priorities including through the expected implementation of the GFCS,, agreed to establish a new and more flexible structure consisting of following four Thematic Areas of work: 1. Climate data management; 2. Climate monitoring and assessment; 3. Climate products and services; and 4. Climate information for adaptation and risk management. 5/27
6 Outcomes from CCl 15th Session The Commission, decided to minimize the number of Expert Teams, and to continue the use of task teams of experts to manage particular tasks and establish Open Panel of CCl Experts (OPACE( OPACE) ) for each of the Thematic Areas lead by two co-chairs chairs who would share the responsibility of implementing the work of their Thematic Areas with the support of the experts from the respective OPACE.. The membership of the OPACE will be open for the entire intersessional period. 6/27
7 Preparations for MG Meeting May, Geneva OPACE 1 Teleconference, 8 May 2010 at 13:00 Key issues and outcome 1) Establishment of ET on climate data base management systems 2) Establishment of an ad-hoc Task Team on Data Rescue 3) Possible amendment of the list of deliverables 4) Information on GFCS and other WMO initiatives as well as the international conference on climate data 5) General discussions on issues relevant to AWS, CDMS, QC, Data homogeneity and satellite data. 7/27
8 Preparations for MG Meeting May, Geneva OPACE 2 Teleconference, 8 May 2010 at 16:00 Key issues and outcome 1) Establishment of CCl/CLIVAR/JCOMM ET on Climate Change Detection and Indices 2) Designation of Rapporteurs for World Records Of Weather and Climate Extremes 3) Designation of members for Ad Hoc Task Team On Climate Monitoring 4) Establishement of Task Team on definition of Climate Extremes 8/27
9 CCl-XV Management Structure List of 214 volunteers 9/27
10 Past activities on CDMS 10/27
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13 ETCCDI Past Activities Six regional workshop were held to fill the gap in the global extreme analyses. 13/27
14 The workshop was composed combination of seminars and hands-on data analysis 14/27
15 Middle East Climate Indice Study, October, 2004 Alanya,, Turkey Warm days and warm nights have been increasing in most the stations. Filled triangles represent that trends are significant at 95% level. g/pubs/crossref/20 05/2005JD shtml 15/27
16 Trends were calculated only for the grid boxes with sufficient data (at least 40 years of data. Black lines enclose regions where trends are significant at the 95% confidence of level. Global Indices Results (By Alexander L., et al., 2006) Trends in (a) cold nights (TN10p) (b) warm nights (TN90p( TN90p) (c) cold days (TX10p) (d) warm days (TX90p) 16 16/27
17 CCl Overview on Data Rescue The Commission considered that data rescue and digitization of old climate records is still a challenging topic for many NMHSs in developing and least developed countries and needs further attention by the Members. It requested Members to increase their support to safeguard the old climate records and make them available for research and applications in the digitized electronic format. It urged Members and the Secretariat to continue the support given to the developing and least developed countries to implement DARE 17/27
18 CCl Overview on Data Rescue Observing requirements and standards for climate The Commission noted with appreciation the establishment of a close linkage with the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS) at various levels This was the case in the development of the WMO MEDARE Data Rescue initiative in the Greater Mediterranean Region (GMR) based upon a GCOS recommendation and the coordination between the CCl Management Group. The Commission urged the Secretariat to continue facilitating this collaboration. 18/27
19 Priority for future CCl work in Climate Data To continue providing the international coordination and monitoring of Data Rescue and Digitization of Climate Records and promoting the development of regional DARE initiatives similar to the one being implemented in the greater Mediterranean region (MEDARE) and the use of web portals to inform on and monitor DARE activities and projects and related data inventories 19/27
20 CCl Overview on Data Rescue CCl STRATEGIC PLANNING (agenda item 7) 7.8 The Commission recognized the continued need for global and regional initiatives with respect to climate data including modern and inter-operable climate data management systems (CDMSs), Data Rescue (DARE) data digitization and data exchange. 20/27
21 CCl STRATEGIC PLANNING (agenda item 7) 7.8 In this respect, it is noted that the UK Met Office/Australia/Chile/US and GCOS supported Atmospheric Circulation Reconstructions for the Earth (ACRE) project, involving extensive global data reconstruction and reanalysis, provides a very useful example of global collaboration in this area. 21/27
22 WMO Bulletin April 2008 by Xiaolan L. Wang1, Thomas C. Peterson2, Jay Lawrimore2, Manola Brunet-India3, Randall Cerveny4, Craig Donlon5, Fatima Driouech6, Wan A. Wan Hassan7, Rainer Hollma nn8, Mark D. Schwartz9, Zuqiang Zhang10 22/27
23 Thank You Serhat Sensoy /27
24 Climate Data Management International Conference on Climate Data (ICCD) CCl-XV emphasized the critical and necessary collaboration of all Members to ensure high quality, timely and accessible climate data from all possible sources encompassing land and marine data and including in-situ, space based and proxy data. The conference should lead afterwards to the development of a High Quality Global Climate Data Management System (HQ-GCDMS) Participants: ( participants) - Permanent Representatives of WMO Members - Technical commissions - International and regional climate related institutions and agencies - Co-sponsored Programs - Other partners as appropriate
25 OPACE 1: Climate Data Management (Deliverables) Finalize the ongoing work on climate observations requirements, including peer-reviewed guidelines on the use of AWS in climatology Undertake, in cooperation with CIMO, the establishment of standards A new Climate Metadata catalogue for improved climate data discovery and exchange through the WIS; Assessment report on the progress made in migration from CLICOM to new CDMSs and related management systems including GIS Monitoring Report on Data Rescue worldwide including support to and progress review of the Atmospheric Circulation Reconstructions (ACRE) Project, the Mediterranean Data Rescue Initiative (MEDARE) Guidance on minimum set of requirements for NMHSs to benefit from remote sensing (satellite, radar) data for climate studies/applications; Implementation of a High Quality Global Climate Data Management System Advise on the organization of seminars, conferences and training workshops on climate data including DARE, CDMSs, data exchange; Improved collaboration with WIGOS, WIS,GCOS, ETRP, IPY and WCRP which would benefit in developing climate observations and related climate data aspects. 25/27
26 Outcomes from CCl 15th Session ToR for 1.1. Expert Team on Climate Database Management Systems OPACE 1 (a) Assess the current WMO Climate Database Management Systems (b) Work in collaboration with WMO WIS project office on using inter-operable systems to integrate and exchange NMHSs climate data (c) Keep technology watch on software and the capability of data transfer through various means including mobile phones; and develop guidance (d) Develop a monitoring mechanism for ongoing CDMSs; (e) Liaise with CBS, CHy, JCOMM and CAgM and the space programme related to climate data management (f) Assess new CDMSs operationally in replacement of CLICOM 26/27
27 Climate Data Management Task Team on Climate Data Rescue (TT-DARE) The Commission decided that CCl MG would establish additional teams, groups or rapporteurs (as required) to undertake the tasks identified, for example for data rescue (DARE), with deadlines that respect the availability of the volunteers, as well as WMO Strategic Plans. Decisions and final work plans will be provided to the CCl MG as quickly as possible by correspondence, after which the MG will take steps to ensure that all critical activities will be completed within the upcoming fifteenth intersessional period
28 OPACE 2: Climate Monitoring and Assesment (Deliverables) (a) Review report on the existing indices and provision of peer-reviewed guidelines on new climate indices; (b) A new strategy for ETCCDI climate indices workshops considering the requirements of the GFCSs and the contribution to the IPCC AR5; (c) Guidelines on methodologies and standards for defining extreme weather and climate events that are of major societal impacts (d) Project proposal for developing standards for creating global, regional and national data bases on extreme weather and climate events; (e) Updated WMO Website on the world records on weather and climate extremes; (f) Guidance/advice on best practices in the use of satellite products for climate monitoring and climate change detection (g) Recommendations for improving WMO Climate System Monitoring including real time identification of extreme weather, methodologies and data sets for assessing climate trends and variations; and dissemination mechanism for timely informing on extreme weather and climate events; 28/27
29 Outcomes from CCl 15th Session ToR for 2.1. Joint CCl/CLIVAR/JCOMM Expert Team on Climate Change Detection and Indices (ET-CCDI) (a) Provide international coordination and help organize collaboration on climate change detection and indices; (b) Further develop and publicize indices and indicators of climate variability and change and related methodologies, from the surface and subsurface ocean to the stratosphere (c) Encourage the comparison of modeled data and observations, (d) To engage with other appropriate working bodies including WCRP and JCOMM as well as others such as GCOS, CBS, CIMO, CAgM, CHy, IPCC and START; and regional associations; (e) Explore, document and make recommendations for addressing the needs for capacity-building in each region, pertinent to this topic; (f) Submit reports in accordance with timetables established by the OPACE 2 co-chairs. 29/27
30 Outcomes from CCl 15th Session Rapporteur on World Records of Weather and Climate Extremes (OPACE 2) (a) Work with the OPACE 2 to create guidelines and appropriate mechanism (e.g. ad-hoc Assessment Committee) on verification of national, regional and global extremes; (b) Work on the creation, verification and documentation of a database of national, regional and global extremes; (c) Take the lead in creating and maintaining a database of extreme records, and in documenting such events, e.g. in peer-reviewed scientific papers; (d) Develop guidelines and recommendations for continuing this record of extremes beyond the fourteenth intersessional CCl period; (e) Promote quality management system in the work of the rapporteur including the provision of the guidelines and reports; (f) Submit reports in accordance with timetables established by the OPACE 2 co-chairs; 30/27
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