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Hazardous Weather Testbed - GOES-R Proving Ground Final Evaluation



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  • Alternative Title:
    2013 Spring Experiment - Experimental Warning Program
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    The following report summarizes the activities and results from the 2013 GOES-R Proving Ground Spring Experiment, which took place at NOAA's Hazardous Weather Testbed (HWT) in Norman, OK. Owing to a vacancy in the Storm Prediction Center (SPC)/HWT GOES-R Proving Ground Liaison position, there was a large reduction in Proving Ground activities in the Experimental Forecast Program (EFP) jointly run by the SPC and NSSL. Subject matter expertise and coordination of satellite activities in the Experimental Warning Program (EWP) were provided by Amanda Terborg (UW-CIMSS/NOAA AWC), Chad Gravelle (UW-CIMSS/ NWS OPG), and Kristin Calhoun (OU-CIMMS/NSSL). This report focuses on Proving Ground demonstration activities conducted in the EWP. Budget restrictions forced the EWP experiment to run only three weeks and included 9 visiting scientists and 18 NWS forecasters. As in previous years, these individuals participated in real-time forecasting and warning exercises using a variety of experimental GOES-R products within the simulated short-term forecast and warning environment of the EWP.
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