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1 BMKG REVIEW OF CURRENT OBSERVATIONS IN THE MC REGION : CURRENT STATUS OF BMKG OBSERVING SYSTEMS AND DATA PRODUCTS The Indonesia Agency for Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics (BMKG) [email protected] Third International Science and Planning Workshop on Years of the Maritime Continent (YMC) 14 – 16 March 2017, Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia

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REVIEW OF CURRENT OBSERVATIONS IN THE MC REGION :

CURRENT STATUS OF BMKG OBSERVING SYSTEMS AND DATA PRODUCTS

The Indonesia Agency for Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics (BMKG)[email protected]

Third International Science and Planning Workshop on Years of the Maritime Continent (YMC)14 – 16 March 2017, Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia

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BMKG PREPARATION FOR YMC

• BMKG has formed the Secretariat and Scientific Team for YMCled by Center for Research and Development

• Official websites:http://www.bmkg.go.id/ymchttp://www.jamstec.go.jp/ymc/index.html

• Official e-mail address : [email protected]

• YMC Secretariat Office:• 1st floor Main Building A, BMKG HQ

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OUTLINE

• Synoptic Stations• Upper-Air Stations• Data Management & Quality Control• QC Weather Radar Data• BMKG In-house Radar Integration System (BMKG)• YMC Research Activities

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NETWORK OF OBSERVATIONS (1)

Surface stations:

Station’s Type Number of site Remark(personnel, operation mode)

Synoptic : Met. Station 120 Manned, BMKG ; realtime

Clim. Station 23 Manned, BMKG ; realtime

Geoph. Station 31 Manned, BMKG ; realtime

Global Atmosphere Watch

3 Manned, BMKG ; realtime

Aerodrome Obs. AWOS 111 111 airports (BMKG & airport authority); realtime

Automatic AWS 178 BMKG stations; realtime

Agrometeorology AAWS 21 BMKG stations; realtime

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NETWORK OF OBSERVATIONS (2)

Upper-air, remote sensing and marine observations:

Station’s Type Number of site Remark(personnel, operated by)

Upper-Air RadiosondePilot Balloon

2272

BMKG ; realtime ; all stationsreport to GTS

Wind Profiler 3 BMKG ; realtime on site

Lightning detection 61 BMKG ; realtime

Weather Radar C-band Doppler (single) X-band Doppler

36 4

BMKG ; realtime/NRT at HQ (27); realtime on site (13)

Marine Observations BMKG Marine Met.Sta. 13 BMKG

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Synoptic Stations (120 sites )

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RADIOSONDE OBSERVATION SITES

No Station WMO ID Region

1 MEDAN 96035 I2 PADANG 96163 I3 RANAI 96147 I4 CENGKARENG 96749 II

5 PANGKAL PINANG 96237 II6 SURABAYA 96935 III7 KUPANG 97372 III8 MENADO 97014 IV9 PALU 97072 IV10 MAKASSAR 97180 IV11 AMBON 97724 IV12 BIAK 97560 V13 MERAUKE 97980 V

No Station WMO ID Region

14 BANJARMASIN 96685 III

15 PONTIANAK 96581 II

16 BENGKULU 96253 II

17 SAUMLAKI 97900 IV

18 TARAKAN 96509 III

19 BANDA ACEH 96011 I

20 SORONG 97120 V

21 CILACAP 96805 II

22 PANGKALAN BUN 96645 III

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UPPER-AIR / RADIOSONDE AND PILOT BALLOON

Radiosonde Observation Network Pilot Balloon Observation Network

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AUTOMATIC WEATHER STATION NETWORK

• Total : 361 sites (178 at BMKG stations, 183 not at BMKG stations)

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AUTOMATIC WEATHER OBSERVATION SYSTEM (AWOS)

111 airports (BMKG & airport authority)

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PORT WEATHER OBSERVATION AND MARINE WEATHERSERVICES

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LIGHTNING DETECTION NETWORK

• 61 sites of LD have been in operation since 2003

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EXISTING BMKG DOPPLER WEATHER RADARS(2006–2016)

Observation range : 150-km (C-Band) & 75-km (X-Band)

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PLANNED NEW RADAR SITES : 2017 ~

Remarks :•Observation Range : S-Band = 400 km ; C-band = 150 km ; X-band = 75 km•Plan for Radar replacement C-Band ke S-Band : Aceh, Medan, Padang, Bengkulu, Lampung, Tangerang, Semarang, Surabaya, Denpasar, Pontianak, Makassar, Manado, Kupang, Ambon, Biak, Jayapura)

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DATA MANAGEMENT AND QUALITY CONTROL

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ICA&D : INDONESIA CLIMATE ASSESSMENTAND DATASET

• What is ICA&D ?– ICAD is sustainable system for collecting, archiving,

quality control, analysis and dissemination climate daily data

– Collecting data from observation stations– Archiving data in centralized database– Quality control : checking the quality of data and

homogeneity test– Dissemination strategy : publish data and graph via

website

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DATA READY FOR DATABASE BLENDING

DATABASETABULAR DATA, MAPS,GRIDDED

DATA IN LONG-SERIES

HOMOGENEITYANALYSIS QUALITY CONTROLDATA HOMOGENEITY

FLAG

QUALITY CONTROL OUTPUTGENERATION

DATA REFORMATTING

DATA HOMOGENEITYFLAG

DATA QC FLAG

ICAD Data Flow

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BMKG-DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (APPLICATIONS)

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BMKGMAIN OUTPUT OF THE DBMS

• Level #1 data:observed data from many parameters with many time-step (10 minutes, hourly, daily), many forms, and many instruments.

• Level #2 data: derived data into hourly, daily, weekly, ten-days, monthly for every parameter.

• Level #3 data:processed data i.e. average, normal, maximum, minimum, extreme, indices, etc.

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DATA INTEGRATION ON BMKGSoft

EXTERNAL USER

Regional Office

Monitoring & QC

Data Services

MEGAENTRY

173 Observation StationsStation &

Regional Office

Head Office

User

AWS

BMKG WAN

EARTHQUAKE

SATELLITE

RADAR

HISTORICAL DATA

INTERNAL USER

for Climatologyfor Meteorologyfor Geophysicsfor Research, etc

BMKG

W

AN

Academic Research Individu Company Institution

MEGAVIEW

CLUSTER SERVER

SHARESTORAGE

SACA&D

CCIS

CLISYS

CEWS

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TOPICS FOR YMC RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

Detection of monsoon onset and withdrawal

MJO – diurnal cycle interaction, its prediction and impact assessments

Mesoscale Convective System: better understanding of MCS characteristics at each phase & impact to wind and precipitation

Improving model prediction skill: data assimilation

Wave propagation

Aerosol and its impact to climate

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ON-PROGRESS RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

Ina-PRIMA (Indonesian Program Initiative on Maritime Observation and Analysis)• BMKG – NOAA – P2O LIPI• Period : Feb 20 – Mar 16, 2017• Track : Jakarta – Indian Ocean – Sabang – Pidie – Malaka Strait – Jakarta

To maintain the Research Moored Array for African-Asian-Australian Monsoon Analysis and Prediction (RAMA) buoys

To observe the marine meteorology data (e.g. CTD), atmospheric, oceanography, and marine-geophysics observation data

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ON-PROGRESS RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

Year of Maritime Continent (YMC) 2017-2019 which will focus on sub-seasonal to seasonal (S2S)variation and its interaction with diurnal cycle

• Identification of Madden Julian Oscillation (MJO) signal and interaction with diurnal cycle at multielevation station in southern Papua

MJO phasew = weak

Permana et al (AGU, 2016)

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ON-PROGRESS RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

• On progress: MJO signal identification from Weather Radar and radiosonde data to better understandthe mechanism of MJO cycle over Maritime Continent

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MODELING RESEARCH ACTIVITIESWRF COSMO

• Run daily with initial condition : 12:00 UTC

• 2017-2018 focus on data assimilation including conventional observations (e.g.AWS, radiosonde) and radar data

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Thank you