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The IDSS Engine - Connecting Partners with Critical Decision-Making Information - October VLab Forum

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The IDSS Engine - Connecting Partners with Critical Decision-Making Information - October VLab Forum

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VLab Forum Members,

The October 2024 VLab Forum will occur on Wednesday, the 23rd, at 3:00 - 4:00 PM EDT and features a presentation titled "The IDSS Engine - Connecting Partners with Critical Decision-Making Information".  The talk is being given by Dan Nietfeld who is the Division Chief of the Weather Informatics and Decision Support Division of the Global Systems Laboratory in Boulder, CO.  We hope you can attend.

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

Abstract:

The Impact-Based Decision Support Services (IDSS) Engine is an advanced decision support platform being developed by NOAA’s Global Systems Laboratory (GSL). It is planned to be integrated into NWS Connect at the beginning of FY26, where it will be the foundation for data processing that couples partner thresholds with weather forecast data. The system will focus on providing probability information - both in magnitude and timing - and enhancing NWS meteorologists' communication of impacts to partners.

The IDSS Engine is designed as a collection of microservices that facilitate meeting the needs of the many Decision Support Services provided by the NWS and a graphical dashboard for visualizing the information. The microservice architecture enables scalability and extensibility, and allows the services to be deployed on various infrastructures, including the cloud. There are core services that are internal to the system, such as managing the acquisition of data, evaluating data against real-time user-defined multi-conditional criteria, and storing event space characteristics such as time and uncertainty, communication recommendations, and verification. There are also external services that support the user interactions, and connection/translation to other systems, including a seamless integration with the Dynamic Ensemble-based Scenarios for IDSS (DESI) application.

User experience design, testing, and feedback with users is an integral part of the development process. Ultimately, the weather information that matters to decision-making will be delivered to NWS meteorologists, decision-makers, and end-users to assess how and when the weather will impact events, places, and people. This talk will discuss the design and functionality of the system and the planned capabilities scheduled for integration with NWS Connect.

Agenda:

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VLab Forum Members,

A quick reminder that the October 2024 VLab Forum will occur this Wednesday, the 23rd, at 3:00 - 4:00 PM EDT and features a presentation titled "The IDSS Engine - Connecting Partners with Critical Decision-Making Information".  The talk is being given by Dan Nietfeld who is the Division Chief of the Weather Informatics and Decision Support Division of the Global Systems Laboratory in Boulder, CO.  We hope you can attend.

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

Abstract:

The Impact-Based Decision Support Services (IDSS) Engine is an advanced decision support platform being developed by NOAA’s Global Systems Laboratory (GSL). It is planned to be integrated into NWS Connect at the beginning of FY26, where it will be the foundation for data processing that couples partner thresholds with weather forecast data. The system will focus on providing probability information - both in magnitude and timing - and enhancing NWS meteorologists' communication of impacts to partners.

The IDSS Engine is designed as a collection of microservices that facilitate meeting the needs of the many Decision Support Services provided by the NWS and a graphical dashboard for visualizing the information. The microservice architecture enables scalability and extensibility, and allows the services to be deployed on various infrastructures, including the cloud. There are core services that are internal to the system, such as managing the acquisition of data, evaluating data against real-time user-defined multi-conditional criteria, and storing event space characteristics such as time and uncertainty, communication recommendations, and verification. There are also external services that support the user interactions, and connection/translation to other systems, including a seamless integration with the Dynamic Ensemble-based Scenarios for IDSS (DESI) application.

User experience design, testing, and feedback with users is an integral part of the development process. Ultimately, the weather information that matters to decision-making will be delivered to NWS meteorologists, decision-makers, and end-users to assess how and when the weather will impact events, places, and people. This talk will discuss the design and functionality of the system and the planned capabilities scheduled for integration with NWS Connect.

Agenda:

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

Add to Your Calendar:

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

Add to Your Google Calendar

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

VLab Forum Members,

The October 2024 VLab Forum will occur today, the 23rd, at 3:00 - 4:00 PM EDT and features a presentation titled "The IDSS Engine - Connecting Partners with Critical Decision-Making Information".  The talk is being given by Dan Nietfeld who is the Division Chief of the Weather Informatics and Decision Support Division of the Global Systems Laboratory in Boulder, CO.  We hope you can attend.

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

Abstract:

The Impact-Based Decision Support Services (IDSS) Engine is an advanced decision support platform being developed by NOAA’s Global Systems Laboratory (GSL). It is planned to be integrated into NWS Connect at the beginning of FY26, where it will be the foundation for data processing that couples partner thresholds with weather forecast data. The system will focus on providing probability information - both in magnitude and timing - and enhancing NWS meteorologists' communication of impacts to partners.

The IDSS Engine is designed as a collection of microservices that facilitate meeting the needs of the many Decision Support Services provided by the NWS and a graphical dashboard for visualizing the information. The microservice architecture enables scalability and extensibility, and allows the services to be deployed on various infrastructures, including the cloud. There are core services that are internal to the system, such as managing the acquisition of data, evaluating data against real-time user-defined multi-conditional criteria, and storing event space characteristics such as time and uncertainty, communication recommendations, and verification. There are also external services that support the user interactions, and connection/translation to other systems, including a seamless integration with the Dynamic Ensemble-based Scenarios for IDSS (DESI) application.

User experience design, testing, and feedback with users is an integral part of the development process. Ultimately, the weather information that matters to decision-making will be delivered to NWS meteorologists, decision-makers, and end-users to assess how and when the weather will impact events, places, and people. This talk will discuss the design and functionality of the system and the planned capabilities scheduled for integration with NWS Connect.

Agenda:

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

Add to Your Calendar:

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

Add to Your Google Calendar

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JS

VLab Forum Members,

For those of you who were unable to attend yesterday's VLab Forum, I have posted a recording of the talk titled "The IDSS Engine - Connecting Partners with Critical Decision-Making Information" to the following VLab page. Feel free to watch it at your convenience or share it with your co-workers.

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