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Verification – status and priorities

Verification – status and priorities. Grahame Reader and Beth Ebert. Status. New NMOC verification page Archive of model error charts for MSLP and thickness 'Verify' system in NMOC for operational verification of gridded forecasts; "Balanced scorecard" for Executive. Status.

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Verification – status and priorities

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  1. Verification – status and priorities Grahame Reader and Beth Ebert

  2. Status • New NMOC verification page • Archive of model error charts for MSLP and thickness • 'Verify' system in NMOC for operational verification of gridded forecasts; • "Balanced scorecard" for Executive The Centre for Australian Weather and Climate ResearchA partnership between CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology

  3. Status • 5th Int'l Verification Methods Workshop and Tutorial, Dec 2012 • Tutorial course re-run in May 2012 with 22 attendees from the Bureau. • Multi-branch verification project team developed a draft proposal • Standardisation of verification procedures for Regions; • Systematic use of verification in forecast process; • 'Verify' system in NMOC for operational verification of gridded forecasts; • Plan for operational verification and reporting of warning quality. The Centre for Australian Weather and Climate ResearchA partnership between CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology

  4. What next? • Priorities • Quality management system to enable consistent performance reporting • Benchmarking, systematic, timely, internal and external • Warnings need greater attention • User-friendly verification aligned to forecast process • Real-time display, point and spatial • GFE value-add • Case studies • Collaboration • Case studies • Verification training • Forecaster feedback on design of quality management system The Centre for Australian Weather and Climate ResearchA partnership between CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology

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