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Regional Workshop on Implementation of Weather and Climate-related Services in the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in Asia CIVIL AVIATION & METEOROLOGY AUTHORITY YEMEN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES CAMA/YMS 9-11 September, Thimphu, Buthan Mohammed Saeed Hamid Assistant Deputy Chairman for CAMA/YMS Email: [email protected] Republic of Yemen

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  • Regional Workshop on Implementation of Weather and Climate-related Services in the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in Asia

    WIGOS CIVIL AVIATION & METEOROLOGY AUTHORITY

    YEMEN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICESCAMA/YMS

    9-11 September, Thimphu, Buthan

    Mohammed Saeed HamidAssistant Deputy Chairman for CAMA/YMS

    Email: [email protected]

    Republic of Yemen

  • • Yemen located in the Middle East, occupying the southwestern to southern end of the Arabian Peninsula between latitudes 12º and 19º N and longitudes 42º and 55º E

    • It is bordered by Saudi Arabia to the north, the Red Sea to the west, Oman to the east and Gulf of Aden and Arabian Sea to the south.

    •The country land area is about 555,000 square kilometers which includes mountains, ridges, valleys, wadies and desert areas.

  • Topography of Yemen1-Mountainous region A- North-South mountain region which parallels to the Red Sea.

    The region includes Sana’a ,Dhamar,Ibb,and Taiz .

  • Topography of Yemen

    2-The coastal plain overlooking the Red sea, the Gulf of Aden and the Arabian sea.

    The width of these coastal areas varies from 30 to 60 km² .The region is comprised of AL-Hodeidah, Aden, Abyan, Shapwa and part of Hadramout. The weather is very hot and humid at summer but moderate in winter.

  • Topography of Yemen

    3-Plateau area whose elevation is around 1,000 m, lying on the east and north of the mountainous and high lands.

    The weather is moderate

  • Topography of Yemen4-The desert region which covering large area .These region includes AL-Jof,Marib,Shabwa and part of Hadramout .Its weather is very hot and dry

  • Topography of Yemen5- Islands ,this part of the country consists of Islands scattering along coast of Read Sea and Arabian Sea. There is about 120 Islands, most

    of which locate in the Read Sea .The biggest island in Red Sea is Kamaran while in the Arabian Sea ,the largest and most important island is Socotra.

  • ► Yemen has semi-arid and arid climate. ► Generally there are two main seasonal, summer and winter.► Hot rainy summer is from April to September and cold winter from

    October to March.► Yemen is dominated by the tropical circulation and subjected to the

    pattern of the Inter-tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) and the Red Sea Convergence Zone (RSCZ) respectively.

    ► In summer it lays under effect of the ( south-west Indian summer monsoon) .The South-western warm and humid wind in southern part of the low persisting in summer and bring water vapour from the Indian Ocean the to the country .So precipitation almost occurs in summer .

    ► In winter Yemen is mainly under the influence of the Siberian anticyclone which covers most parts of Asia and causes the predominance of north-east surface winds over Yemen .The weather during winter is relatively cold with less precipitation ,especially at night and early morning over high lands and mountain areas

    CLIMATE IN YEMEN:

  • DEPUTY CHAIRMAN

    ASSISTANT DEPUTY CHAIRMANfor SAFETY AVIATION SECTOR

    Dir. General for CLIMATE

    CAMA CHAIRMAN

    ASSISTANT DEPUTY CHAIRMANfor METEOROLGICAL SECTOR

    ASSISTANT DEPUTY CHAIRMANfor AIRPORTS SECTOR

    Dir. General for ABSORVATION

    Dir. General for NMC

    Dir. General for RESEARCH

    Dir. General HUMAN RESOURCES

  • HUMAN RESOURCE IN YMS

    Total staff members: 232 ( Male 216 , Female 16)

    Staff with higher degree:

    Employees with higher education 48; The average age of the staff 35;

  • A brief history of YMS / CAMA

    Weather Observation started in Yemen as early as the mid of the 19th century. The basic responsibility was to provide weather information to the marine activities at that time 1845.

    During the 1930s through 1960s, synoptic, climate and rainfall stations were established at the main cities to provide weather information to aviation and agriculture.

    In 1970s through 1980s YMS continue to establish more surface and upper– air stations, weather satellite ground stations, and implemented a local and International telecommunication network.

    In 1990s YMS progressed further by expanding its network of stations and increase the services to other Met. application

  • •An agency oversees the meteorological development

    across the country.

    •Act as operator, service-provider and regulator in

    such fields as public meteorological service delivery,

    meteorological disaster management, climate change

    response and climatic resources exploitation.

    MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES OF YMS

  • YMS has been operating under Civil Aviation & Meteorology Authority (CAMA), Ministry of Transport. Now there are;

    22 Surface observation stations spread all over the country.

    6 Agro met. stations.

    10 Climatologically stations

    6 Automatic weather stations

    Network of Observations within Met Services (current status)

  • Distribution Met. Station

  • WEATHER FORECAST & CLIMATE

    Institutes undertaking the tasks:

    •National Met. Centre(Central Met. Office)

    Under establishment:

    •National Climate Centre

    •Weather Alert System

  • Telecommunication in YMS

    • S S B HF COMM• Dial- up• Frame-Relay• IMPLS• VPN• Satellite

  • 128 Kb/s

    Internet ( VPN )

    International circuits YMS/CAMA

    Jeddah.

    MSG 2G / MDD

    EUMETSAT

    MET.COMM SERVERS

    Met. Sat. YMS

    SADIS 2G

    Met. Sat. SNA. ART

    SADIS 2G128 Kb/s

    192.168.110.3192.168.110.2192.168.110.16

    192.168.120.2

  • Local circuits YMS/CAMALocal Ethernet / NMC (TCP/IP)

    VISIONAEROMEDIAMSG

    MET.COMM SERVERS

    Local Ethernet / ADMIN (TCP/IP)

    ADMIN SERVERNet. ADMIN

    CLIMATE Entry

    Local Ethernet / CLIMATE (TCP/IP)

    Adm. CLIMATE

    UNIT STORAGE CLDB SERVERS

    192.168.110.2192.168.110.3

    192.168.110.120192.168.110.5

    192.168.110.6192.168.110.4

    192.168.110.130

  • Local circuits YMS/CAMA (DIMOS)Local Dial-up (UDCS)

    UDCS SERVERS

    MET.COMM SERVERS

    WIRELESS

    SANA’A INT. AIROPRT

    TOWEROBSERVER St.

    WIRELESS

    RIYAN INT. AIROPRT

    TOWEROBSERVER St.

    WIRELESS

    TAIZ INT. AIROPRT

    TOWEROBSERVER St.

    WIRELESS

    SIEYUN INT. AIROPRT

    TOWEROBSERVER St.

    WIRELESS

    HODEIDAH INT. AIROPRT

    TOWEROBSERVER St.

    192.168.110.3192.168.110.2

    192.168.110.130

    192.168.100.4192.168.150.4192.168.120.4

    192.168.160.4

    192.168.130.4

  • YEMEN METEOROLOGICAL INTEGRATED DIGETAL SYSTEM

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

    MET. COMM.

    MET – COMM:-

    It is a GTS Meteorological Message Switching and Meteorological Telecommunications system, switching all types of data and products such as; Text messages (SYNOP, TEMP, METAR…), Binary products such as GRIB, BUFR, T4-DFAX, Satellite images.

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

    UDCS

    UDCS: is automated system for collecting and distributing of the weather data. It is simple GTS Message Switch as well as AWS (Automatic Weather Station) data collector.

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

    MSG 2G

    MET-MSG 2G; • MSG configuration allows for

    the reception and display of the data broadcasted on the Meteosat Second Generation satellite METEOSAT-8.

    • It allows for HRIT and LRIT data reception via the EUMETCast service operated by EUTELSAT using the satellite space ship Hotbird 13 E in Ku-Band or Atlantic Bird 3 in C-Band

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

    CLDB

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

    MET VISION

    MET-VISION; • Is a forecaster's workstation for display, printing

    and creation of Meteorological products. • It is providing forecasters with a comprehensive

    range of tools to display, manipulate and combine all the available data and products as; GRIB-coded NWP models from various forecasting centers, T4 or BUFR-coded charts such as SIGWX, Wind-temperature..., Text data in WMO format (SYNOP, TEMP, PILOT, METAR, CREX, forecasts, warnings...), Binary products such as GRIB, BUFR, T4-DFAX, Satellite images (Meteosat, GOES...)

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

    MET AERO

    MET-AERO; • It is a system dedicated to the production of

    comprehensive flight documentation for the meteorological briefing of pilots and other aviation users.

    • It is providing tools to receive, process, store, display, distribute and print following data and products; OPMET text data (METAR, TAF, SPECI, SIGMET, AIRMET, GAMET), URGENT MESSAGES such as Volcanic Ash, Cyclone Advisories.... , BUFR-coded and T4-coded SIGWX Significant Weather charts, GRIB-coded and T4-coded Wind-Temperature Charts, GRIB-coded humidity, height of tropopause, maximum wind Charts

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

    MET MEDIA

    MESSIR-MEDIA • is a computerized system designed for the easy

    production of complete weather shows for television companies and weather images for other media.

    • It is Windows-based system to offer, on a simple PC,.

    • Weather shows produced include self-produced charts, model charts, satellite images, and 3D Fly for - and from - any region in the world and not just for your local area.

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

    AWOS (DIMOS)

    DIMOS SYSTEM;DIMOS; is an airport weather observing system, measures, processes, stores, presents and communicates all meteorological data at the airport: measurements produced by variety of meteorological sensors, manual observations, WMO codes received from GTS and AFTN. It provides the weather data to observers, air traffic control, pilots and other users in form of real-time screens, graphs, WMO codes, alarms and voice reports.

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

    (Observer)

    Observer;

  • Calibration Lab.

  • PRESSURE CHAMBER

    Calibration Lab.

  • PUBLIC WEATHER SERVICE