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Advancement of Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System: 2021 Real-Time Experiments - March VLab Forum

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VLab Forum Members,

The March 2022 VLab Forum will occur on Thursday, March 24th at 3:35 – 4:35pm (EDT). The talk features a presentation by Zhan Zhang titled "Advancement of Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System: 2021 Real-Time Experiments". We hope you can attend.

To participate in the forum, please register for the webinar.

Abstract:

Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System (HAFS) is a community-based ocean-coupled high resolution earth modeling system, promoting research to operation to research (R2O2R) transitions for cutting-edge research on hurricane dynamics and physics, advanced data assimilation techniques, and air-sea interaction processes. HAFS aims to become the next generation of NOAA’s operational hurricane forecast system, replacing HWRF and HMON in 2023. Four configurations of real-time HAFS experiments were conducted in the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season to compare the track and intensity forecast guidance with the current operational HWRF. This talk will describe the configurations used in 2021 real time experiments, and present verification comparisons between HAFS experiments and HWRF, and the plan for operational implementation.

Agenda:

You can find the agenda for the Forum at the following link:

Talk Focus and R2O State:

  • NWS Talk focuses mainly on the status of an existing R2O project
  • Innovation Transition (NWS field office work with clear R2O potential)

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JS

VLab Forum Members,

Please recall that the March 2022 VLab Forum will occur on Thursday, March 24th at 3:35 – 4:35pm (EDT). The talk features a presentation by Zhan Zhang titled "Advancement of Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System: 2021 Real-Time Experiments". We hope you can attend.

To participate in the forum, please register for the webinar.

Abstract:

Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System (HAFS) is a community-based ocean-coupled high resolution earth modeling system, promoting research to operation to research (R2O2R) transitions for cutting-edge research on hurricane dynamics and physics, advanced data assimilation techniques, and air-sea interaction processes. HAFS aims to become the next generation of NOAA’s operational hurricane forecast system, replacing HWRF and HMON in 2023. Four configurations of real-time HAFS experiments were conducted in the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season to compare the track and intensity forecast guidance with the current operational HWRF. This talk will describe the configurations used in 2021 real time experiments, and present verification comparisons between HAFS experiments and HWRF, and the plan for operational implementation.

Agenda:

You can find the agenda for the Forum at the following link:

Talk Focus and R2O State:

  • NWS Talk focuses mainly on the status of an existing R2O project
  • Innovation Transition (NWS field office work with clear R2O potential)

Add to Your Calendar:

To add this VLab Forum meeting to your calendar, please click on the following button.

Unsubscribe/subscribe to VLab Forum announcements (You must be logged into the VLab)
JS

VLab Forum Attendees,

The slides for the Thursday's VLab Forum talk featuring a presentation by Zhan Zhang titled "Advancement of Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System: 2021 Real-Time Experiments" are now available using the following link:

VLab Forum Page

Have you registered for the webinar? If not, sign up now.

 

 

JS

VLab Forum Members,

This is a reminder that the March 2022 VLab Forum will occur today, March 24th at 3:35 – 4:35pm (EDT). The talk features a presentation by Zhan Zhang titled "Advancement of Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System: 2021 Real-Time Experiments". We hope you can attend.

To participate in the forum, please register for the webinar.

Abstract:

Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System (HAFS) is a community-based ocean-coupled high resolution earth modeling system, promoting research to operation to research (R2O2R) transitions for cutting-edge research on hurricane dynamics and physics, advanced data assimilation techniques, and air-sea interaction processes. HAFS aims to become the next generation of NOAA’s operational hurricane forecast system, replacing HWRF and HMON in 2023. Four configurations of real-time HAFS experiments were conducted in the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season to compare the track and intensity forecast guidance with the current operational HWRF. This talk will describe the configurations used in 2021 real time experiments, and present verification comparisons between HAFS experiments and HWRF, and the plan for operational implementation.

Agenda:

You can find the agenda for the Forum at the following link:

Slides:

You can find the slides for the Forum at the following link:

Talk Focus and R2O State:

  • NWS Talk focuses mainly on the status of an existing R2O project
  • Innovation Transition (NWS field office work with clear R2O potential)

Add to Your Calendar:

To add this VLab Forum meeting to your calendar, please click on the following button.

Unsubscribe/subscribe to VLab Forum announcements (You must be logged into the VLab)
JS

VLab Forum Members,

For those of you who were unable to attend the March 24th VLab Forum, I have posted a recording of Zhan (Jack) Zhang's presentation titled "Advancement of Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System: 2021 Real-Time Experiments" to the following page.

VLab Forum Recordings