The Unified Forecast System: A concise explanation
Richard “Ricky” Rood has been a crucial part of the leadership in the Unified Forecast System community – the UFS community. He has offered to share a presentation he made as a guest lecturer at the University of Michigan on weather analysis providing insight and explaining the work of the UFS. Abstract: What is the […]
Stretched Grids for GEOS Chem High Performance
Presenter: Liam Bindle; Washington University at St. Louis
UFS at the 2022 American Meteorological Society Meeting
When: 23-27 January, 2022 Where: George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas Theme: Environmental Security: Weather, water, and climate Read the latest edition of the UFS Quarterly Newsletter See the List of UFS and UFS Related Talks and Presenters Social Media Note: The Twitter Hashtag for the AMS 2022 Annual Meeting is #AMS2022, please be […]
Coordinating the Giant: The Earth Prediction Innovation Center
Presenter: Maoyi Huang; Earth Prediction Innovation Center (EPIC)/NOAA
Model Diagnostics Task Force – A Walkthrough of the Technical Vision and the Diagnostics Package
Presenters: Aparna Radhakrishnan; Princeton University/NOAA/GFDL & Wenhao Dong; UCAR/GFDL
The Common Community Physics Page and its Role as an Enabler of Hierarchical System Development
Presenters: Ligia Bernardet (NOAA/GSL) & Mike Ek (NCAR)
Investigation of Land-atmosphere Interaction in UFS and its Influence on Model Mean Bias
Presenter: Paul Dirmeyer, George Mason University
The National Weather Service Released a New Space Weather Model: The WAM-IPE!
On July 21, 2021 the National Weather Service began operations on a new and groundbreaking space weather model known as the Whole Atmosphere Model and Ionosphere Plasmasphere Electrodynamics Model (WAM-IPE). The new model operations allow the Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) to provide better forecasting capabilities of ionospheric and space weather conditions. The model utilizes […]
Neil Jacobs’ Vision that Established EPIC and Strengthened the UFS Community
Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) is the cornerstone of modern environmental forecasting. The United States uses a large variety of NWPs for its operational weather forecasting activities at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), ranging from large synoptic-scale models such as the Global Forecast System (GFS), and short-range convection-allowing models such as the High-Resolution Rapid […]
Clouds in the Cloud: Developing NOAA’s Next Generation Convection-Allowing Prediction System with Cloud HPC
Presenter: Jacob Carley, NOAA/EMC
