5th TCP/JCOMM Regional Workshop on Storm Surge and Wave Forecasting
SSW-5
Workshop
01 - 05 December 2008
Location
Organiser(s) & Staff
Participation
Bureau of
Meteorology Training School
1010 Latrobe Street
Docklands
Australia
Organiser(s) & Staff
Participation
By invitation only.
5th TCP/JCOMM Regional Workshop on Storm Surge and Wave Forecasting
Summary
Notes
The Training Workshop will take place in the facilities of the Bureau of Meteorology Training School. The facility is situated on the edge of the Melbourne Central Business District, just across the Southern Cross Railway Station (via a pedestrian walkway) from the hotels (400 to 600 m), and close to the Bureau of Meteorology (400 m). See map in document "Information for participants" for exact location.
[View a simple printable version of this agenda]
[View an annotated printable version of this agenda]
[View an annotated printable version of this agenda]
- 1 - Opening
- 10 - Groups’ reports (from item 5 and 8) – Conclusions and recommendations
- 11 - Meeting on Severe Weather Forecast Demonstration Project (RA V) – extension to include marine forecasting aspects
(Secretariat, BoM, lecturers and some selected participants)
SWFDP Severe Weather Forecasting Demonstration Project - Extension to Include Marine Forecasting Aspects - 12 - Meeting on possible global storm surge watch scheme
(Secretariat, BoM, lecturers and some selected participants)
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_Doc2.0, SSWS Storm Surge Watch Scheme - 13 - Shanghai multi-hazard early warning system project
(Secretariat, BoM, lecturers and some selected participants) - 14 - Closure of the Workshop
- 2 - Introductory lectures
(Training workshop goals/objectives, programme) - 2.1 - Coordinating Operational Oceanography and Marine Meteorology
Presentation: Peter Dexter
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_Doc2.1, SSW-W_2.1 Coordinating Operational Oceanography and Marine Meteorology - 3 - Global/Regional Wave Models and Products (ECMWF, NCEP, BoM, met.no)
Overview; Examples of Products (access demo); Use of products for Operational Forecast; Strengths and Weaknesses of the Model for the Region; Recommendations. - 3.1 - BoM Wave Models and Products
Pesentation: Graham Warren
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_Doc3.1, SSW-W_3.1 BoM Wave Models and Products - 3.2 - Measuring, Modelling and Forecasting Waves (met.no)
Presentation: Oyvind Breivik and Magnar Reistad
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_Doc3.2, SSW-W_3.2 Measuring, Modelling and Forecasting Waves (met.no) - 3.3 - Access to existing marine data and products
Presentation: Alice Soares
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_Doc3.3-4.2, SSW-W_3.3_4.2 Access to Existing Data and Products - 4 - Wave Products from the Ensemble Prediction System (EPS) (ECMWF, BoM - OCF applied to wave forecasting)
Overview; Scientific Concept, Examples of Products (access demo); Use of products for Operational Forecast; Use of Deterministic versus EPS Products. - 4.1 - Consensus Forecasts of Modelled Wave Parameters
Presentation: Tom Durrant
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_Doc4.1, SSW-W_4.1 Consensus Forecasts of Modelled Wave Parameters - 5 - Application (Case Study: Hands-on Session)
(a) Full demonstration of the access and use of existing products for operational forecasting; (b) utility of ensemble forecasting; (c) assessment of user requirements. - 6 - Storm Surge Models and Products (IIT, BoM, JMA)
Overview; Examples of Products (access demo); Use of products for Operational Forecast; Strengths and Weaknesses of the Model for the Region; Recommendations. - 6.1 - IIT Storm Surge Model
Presentation: Shishir Dube
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_Doc6.1, SSW-W_6.1 IIT Storm Surge Model - 6.2 - BoM Storm Surge Model
Presentation: Mikhail Entel
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_Doc6.2, SSW-W_6.2 BoM Storm Surge Model - 6.3 - JMA Storm Surge Model
Presentation: Masakazu Higaki
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_Doc6.3, SSW-W_6.3 JMA Storm Surge Model - 6.4 - BoM Operational Storm Surge forecast procedures in NW Australia
Presentation: Joe Courtney
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_Doc6.4, SSW-W_6.4 BoM Operational Storm Surge forecast procedures in NW Australia - 6.5 - BoM Operational Storm Surge forecast procedures in NE Australia
Presentation: Ivor Blockley
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_Doc6.5, SSW-W_6.5 BoM Operational Storm Surge forecast procedures in NE Australia - 7 - Coastal Inundation (GA)
Overview; Examples of Products; Use of products for Operational Forecast; Recommendations. Inundation modelling work at Geoscience Australia (GA). It focuses on the tsunami impact modelling program at GA, the ANUGA open source inundation model developed and recent work in riverine flood modelling with storm surge. - 7.1 - Tsunami Inundation Modelling for Emergency Management in Australia
Presentation: Ole Nielson - 8 - Application (Case Study: Hands-on Session)
(a) Full demonstration of the access and use of existing products for operational forecasting; (b) assessment of user requirements. - 9 - PWS and DRR aspects (BoM, ATWS)
Communication and presentation of the forecasts and warnings to the users, including the NMS partners such as the disaster management organizations and the public as end users. The communication will cover both technical aspects such as communication of uncertainty in forecasts and also the human communication aspects as in the case of ensuring proper actions to be taken by those who receive the forecasts and warnings. A summary will also be presented of the findings and recommendations from the country surveys of the Pacific Island Countries under the PTWS. - 9.1 - Interaction with Disaster Management Agencies in the context of ATWS
Presentation: Rick Bailey
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_9.2, SSW-W_9.2 Interaction with Disaster Management Agencies in the context of ATWS - 9.2 - Assessment of Tsunami Warning and Mitigation Systems in Pacific Islands Countries - Identifying Regional and Country Specific Needs
Presentation: Cherie O'Brien
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_9.1, SSW-W_9.1 Assessment of Tsunami Warning and Mitigation Systems in Pacific Islands Countries - Identifying Regional and Country Specific Needs - 9.3 - The societal impacts of Storm Surge and the Options and Opportunities for Mitigation
Presentation: Linda Anderson-Berry
SPA_ETWS_SSW-W05_9.2, SSW-W_9.2 The societal impacts of Storm Surge and the Options and Opportunities for Mitigation
Agenda Documents
Showing 1 to 15 of 15 Documents
Other Documents
| Code | Name | Updated on | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Code | Name | Updated on | Action |
| SSW-W_Inf | Information for participants | 13/07/2011 |
|
Showing 1 to 1 of 1 Documents
There are 34 participants associated with 5th TCP/JCOMM Regional Workshop on Storm Surge and Wave Forecasting .
Participant from PICs
Participant from other Regions
Participant and lecturer
Lecturer
Secretariat and Lecturer
Secretariat
= Person has confirmed their participation and been approved to participate.
Participant Stats:
Total Invited: 34
Confirmed: 34
Not confirmed: 0
Unapproved: 0
Not-participating: 0
Rejected: 0
Participant Stats:
Total Invited: 34
Confirmed: 34
Not confirmed: 0
Unapproved: 0
Not-participating: 0
Rejected: 0
Group(s):
JCOMM.
Label(s): no labels
Created at 22:07 on 29 Sep 2008 by Alice Soares
Last Updated at 12:40 on 23 Jun 2011 by Boram Lee
Label(s): no labels
Created at 22:07 on 29 Sep 2008 by Alice Soares
Last Updated at 12:40 on 23 Jun 2011 by Boram Lee