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NPOESS Transition to the Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) and Defense Weather Satellite System (DWSS)
- 2. 10x the data of existing systems
- 3. Accurate data - better forecasts
- 6. Science quality data to operational users and research scientists
- 7. Continuity of climate data recordsGlobal Weather, Climate, Hazard Monitoring System
- 10. NPP Status
- 12. Assess options to ensure continuity of Nation’s weather and climate observation needs
- 13. Evaluated Program structure options
- 14. February 2010 Decision Announced3 Defense Program Defense Weather Satellite System (DWSS) Civilian Program Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS)
- 16. Joint in JPSS is in reference to our international partnerships
- 17. Early Morning Orbit: DoDresponsible for Defense Weather Satellite System (DWSS)
- 18. Mid Morning Orbit: EUMETSAT responsible for
- 19. Ground System: Agencies will share a common ground system to be managed by NOAA/NASA
- 20. Agencies will share data from each orbit to meet the national need for weather and climate information
- 21. NPOESS Preparatory Project: Continue plan to launch NPP (PM orbit)
- 22. Working to October 2011 launch readiness date4
- 23. NPOESS Program Changes 5 – For Official Use Only – Predecisional, Deliberative Information - Not for Public Release Post EOP Decision Memo JPSS DWSS 2 US NPOESS Orbits 1 European MetOp Orbit 1 US NOAA Orbit 1 US DoD Orbit 1 European MetOp Orbit
- 24. GCOM-W1 thru W3 6
- 25. Two New Programs! NOAA: JPSS Acquisition Agent: NASA Observations planned in the PM orbit for NPOESS are maintained VIIRS, CrIS, ATMS, OMPS, and CERES/ERBS remain AMSR sensor data from Japanese GCOM satellite to replace MIS for microwave imaging/sounding Accommodations for TSIS and User Services (SARSAT, ADCS, Direct Readout) DoD: DWSS Acquisition Agent: SMC Observations planned in the early AM orbit for NPOESS are under evaluation VIIRS, SEM-N likely MIS for microwave imaging/sounding under assessment 7 – For Official Use Only – Predecisional, Deliberative Information - Not for Public Release
- 27. Government Transition Team developed and executing Transition Plan
- 28. IPO team maintained and continue current efforts in parallel with Transition Team
- 29. NOAA/NASA management of JPSS program, NPP and shared Ground System
- 30. Maintain work on instruments, ground system, and algorithms that support PM orbit while transitioning those efforts to NASA/GSFC
- 31. Climate sensor acquisitions (CERES/ERBS, TSIS, OMPS Limb) continue via the NOAA climate program
- 35. Maintaining multi-agency collaboration and leadership team
- 37. Management transitioning to JPSS
- 38. Data Users (NOAA, NASA,Navy, Air Force, Army & Science Community)
- 39. COMET, NEXSAT and other education materials available
- 40. First Users Data Workshop held on Sunday
- 42. NOAA/NASA and DoD committed to working together to ensure an efficient and effective transition
- 43. All agencies committed to supporting NPP launch and user data readiness
- 44. Getting ready for NPP launch !!!
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- Intro, relate story on good forecast enabling you to make critical meetingHighlight improvement in speed, quantity, and accuracy of data. We wrap this up at the end with a slide that shows how we are doing against these goals and put a ribbon on the briefing package. Also highlight international cooperation. Eumetsat, who will brief right after you, is a key partner supplying the data from the mid-morning orbit and we are working together to better define q joint system for the future. Working together we can find more ways to supply even better support and do it within ever more constrained resources.