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2011 Staff of 42 Annual budget 65 million 1185 universities have participated in COMET activities since 1990 600 hours of online distance learning 10 weeks of residence courses and virtual courses ID: 341536

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Dr. Timothy Spangler2011Slide2

Staff of 42

Annual budget $6.5 million

1,185 universities have participated in

COMET activities since 1990

600 hours of online distance learning

10 weeks of residence courses and

virtual courses

179,000

registered

MetEd

users

2

COMET Fast Facts

Free usageSlide3

NOAANational Weather Service

National Environmental Satellite Data Information Service (NESDIS)

Military

Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command International and Other

Meteorological Service of CanadaAustralian Bureau of MeteorologyEUMETSAT

National Environmental Education Foundation

3

COMET Sponsors and Partners Slide4

2004 Louis J.

Battan

Authors Award, K-12 Category for

Hurricane Strike!™For

Polar Lows Ungava Bay 01 December 2000

Bronze Medal for

Boundary

Detection &

Convection Initiation

2005 Honorable Mention in the non-interactive media category of the Science & Engineering Visualization

Challenge

American Geophysical Union Excellence in Geophysical Education Award 2006

2000 Hurricane Conference Outstanding Achievement Award for Community Hurricane Preparedness

4

2009 National Weather Association

Public Education Award

2008 NSF and the

Journal Science

International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge: Semi-Finalist

Finalist Recognition International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge 2009

Recognized with the 2010

NOAA CLO Learning

in Practice Certificate of Merit for “Excellence in Content”

Award Winning Program

4Slide5

www.meted.ucar.edu

5

MetEd en español

www.meted.ucar.edu/index_es.htmSlide6

MetEd Registration Statistics18 Jan 2011

Total Registered Users

>174,000

Total International Users

> 57,200

Total Countries

(includes Dependencies and Territories)

> 200

Total Universities

1183

Hours of Instruction

> 600

6Slide7

International

Activities

Aviation

Climate

Hydrometeorology

Mesoscale

Meteorology

Northern

Latitudes

Environmental

Education

Numerical Weather

Prediction

Marine Met &

Oceanography

Road

Weather

Tropical

Meteorology

Fire

Coastal

Weather

Satellite

Meteorology

Space

Weather

Module Topic Areas

7Slide8

Actividades

internacionales

Aviación

Clima

Hidrometeorología

Meteorología

de

mesoescala

Latitudes

norte

Ambiente

y

sociedad

Predicción

numérica

del

tiempo

Meteo

. marina y

oceanografía

Meteorología

para

carreteras

Meteorología

tropical

Incendios

Meteorología

costera

Meteorología

satelital

Meteorología

espacial

Áreas

temáticas

de los

módulos

8Slide9

FY10 Satellite Module Usage

9Slide10

10

Advanced Satellite Sounding: The Benefits of

Hyperspectral

Observation

Advances in Microwave Remote Sensing: Ocean Wind Speed and Direction

An Introduction to POES Data and Products

An Introduction to the EUMETSAT Polar System

Blowing Snow: Baker Lake, Nunavut, Canada 04-10 February 2003

Creating Meteorological Products from Satellite Data

Deformation Zone Analysis

Deformation Zone Diagnosis

Deformation Zone Distribution

Determining Visibility

Dust Enhancement Techniques Using MODIS and

SeaWiFS

Dynamic Feature Identification: The Satellite Palette

Feature Identification Exercises: Clouds, Snow, and Ice Using MODIS

Feature Identification Using Environmental Satellites

Forecasting Dust Storms

FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC

GOES-R: Benefits of Next-Generation Environmental Monitoring

Imaging with NPOESS VIIRS: A Convergence of Technologies and Experience

Introduction to Tropical Meteorology, Tropical Remote Sensing

Applications

Jason-2: Using Satellite Altimetry to Monitor the Ocean

COMET Modules on Satellite Topics

Bold = published in last 5 years

10Slide11

11

COMET Modules on Satellite Topics

Microwave Remote Sensing: Overview

Microwave Remote Sensing: Clouds, Precipitation, and Water Vapor

Microwave Remote Sensing: Land and Ocean Surface Applications

Microwave Remote Sensing Resources

Multispectral Satellite Applications: Monitoring the

Wildland

Fire Cycle

Multispectral Satellite Applications: RGB Products Explained

(Newest satellite publication!)

NexSat

: Preparing Users for the NPOESS/VIIRS Era

Operational Satellite Derived Tropical Rainfall Potential (

TRaP

)

Polar Satellite Products for the Operational Forecaster (POES) Module 1: POES Introduction

Polar Satellite Products for the Operational Forecaster (POES) Module 2: Microwave Products and Applications

Polar Satellite Products for the Operational Forecaster (POES) Module 3: Case Studies

Polar Satellite Products for the Operational Forecaster (POES) Module 4: Soundings

Polar Satellite Products for the Operational Forecaster: Microwave Analysis of Tropical Cyclones

Recognition and Impact of

Vorticity

Maxima and Minima in Satellite Imagery

Remote Sensing of Land, Oceans, and Atmosphere with MODIS

Remote Sensing of Ocean Wind Speed and Direction:

An Introduction to

Scatterometry

Remote Sensing Using Satellites

Satellite Feature Identification: Blocking Patterns

Satellite Feature Identification: Ring of Fire

Satellite Meteorology: GOES Channel Selection

Satellite Meteorology: Introduction to Using the GOES Sounder

Bold = published in last 5 years

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12

COMET Modules on Satellite Topics

Bold = published in last 5 years

The

SPoRT

Center – Infusing NASA Technology Into NWS WFO

Toward and Advanced Sounder on GOES?

Visible and Infrared Dust Detection Techniques

Vorticity

Maxima and Comma Patterns

Vorticity

Minima and

Anticomma

Patterns

Translated Modules

17 en

Español

, 9 en

Francais

12Slide13

Most Recent Publications

13Slide14

NOAA’s contribution via GOES coverage over South America

GOES-12 moved to 60 deg to replace GOES-10 in May 2010

COMET resources:

Satellite Meteorology: GOES Channel Selection

Selección del canal del GOES

Satellite Meteorology: Introduction to Using the GOES Sounder

Meteorología satelital: introducción al uso de la sonda atmosférica del GOES

GEOSS in the Americas

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Introduction to Tropical Meteorology, TextbookTropical Remote Sensing Applications Chapter

15

15Slide16

Published June 2010

RGB compositing techniques are a powerful way to distill and highlight salient information

Module provides an introduction to basic methods and “best practices”

Also available

Aplicaciones satelitales

multiespectrales

: explicación de los realces RGB

16Slide17

Module Updates & Adaptations

Forecasting Dust Storms

(

V2 published Dec. 2010)

Update satellite detection

techniques

& more modeling information

Satellite Meteorology:

GOES Channel Selection

(

Update in progress)

Improvements to GOES-N/O/P (13/14/15) data and data availability

17Slide18

An Introduction to the EUMETSAT

Polar System

18Slide19

19

19Slide20

The ESRC:

Environmental

S

atellite Resource

Center

meted.ucar.edu/

esrc

20Slide21

Upcoming Activities

21Slide22

22ASMET

Project restructured in 2010

(ASMET II) to produce shorter modules in a faster time frame

2011: Publishing three case studies on flooding in South and West Africa and drought in East Africa

2012: Publishing three additional modules for East, West, and South AfricaCOMET created and maintains ASMET website

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Aviation

Climate

Convective

Weather

Marine/Oceans

23

Coastal

Weather

Emergency

Management

Environment

and Society

Fire

Fog

Hydrometeorology

International

ActivitiesSlide24

QPF

Winter Weather

Radar

Meteorology

Space Weather

Satellite

Meteorology

Tropical

Meteorology

24

Other

Northern Latitude

Numerical Weather

Prediction

Mountain

Meteorology

Mesoscale

MeteorologySlide25

25

Metrics

25Slide26

Topic

Modules

Approximate Content Hours

Aviation Weather

45

123

Climate

24

35

Coastal Weather

26

40

Convective

Weather

33

94

Emergency Management

23

53

Environment & Society

20

44

Fire Weather

39

49

Fog

& Low Stratus

27

61

Hydrology/Flooding

61

89

Marine Meteorology/Oceans

47

75

Mesoscale

Meteorology

36

81

Mountain Meteorology

18

31

NWP (Modeling)

77

144

Other

25

65

QPF (Precipitation)

21

30

Radar Meteorology

6

16

Satellite Meteorology

82

128

Space Weather

8

27

Tropical/Hurricane

32

65

Winter Weather

43

94

26

COMET Modules

By Topic as of

11 February 2011Slide27

27Slide28

FY10 Satellite Module Users

28Slide29

International ActivitiesJoint training activities with EUMETSAT, Meteorological Service of Canada, and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology

Module Distribution:

29Slide30

FY10 Satellite Module Specific Usage

30Slide31

FY10 Non-English Module, Usage

31Slide32

FY10 ESRC Usage, Minutes by Country

32Slide33

33

33

Total Registrants by

Affiliation

29 January 2007 -

15 February 2011Slide34

34

34

Total Registrants

By

Education29 January 2007

- 15 February 2011Slide35

35

35

User Sessions by Topic

29 January 2007–

10 February 2011Slide36

36

User Sessions by Topic for State,

Local, and Sub-affiliations29 January 2007 – 10 February 2011

36Slide37

37

37