JEDI SkyLab can now conduct experiments with newly-published data, adding near-real-time (NRT) data assimilation to its suite of accomplishments.
JCSDA Team Publishes and Presents Research at the 2024 International Conference on Computational Science
This week JCSDA’s Eric Lingerfelt gave a 20 minute talk at the International Conference on Computational Science in Malaga, Spain. He presented the Research Repository for Data and Diagnostics (R2D2) component of the Joint Effort for Data Assimilation (JEDI) in the conference’s thematic track “Advances in High-Performance Computational Earth Sciences: Numerical Methods, Frameworks & Applications”.
CRTM to Work With Upcoming NASA PolSIR Mission
The Polarized Submillimeter Ice-Cloud Radiometer (PolSIR) is an upcoming NASA satellite mission scheduled for launch in 2027, designed to study the elusive role of ice clouds in Earth’s weather and climate systems. In support of this innovative satellite mission, the PolSIR sensor will be simulated by the Community Radiative Transfer Model (CRTM).
Showcasing the Assimilation of TEMPO NO2 Data in the JEDI System with the GEOS-CF Model
In a recent collaborative effort between the Joint Center for Satellite Data Assimilation (JCSDA) and the Global Modeling and Assimilation Office (GMAO), we have successfully integrated the newly released Level 2 TEMPO NO2 products into the JEDI data assimilation system using the GEOS-CF model at C360/~25km resolution (the background and the analysis are at the same resolution). This initiative demonstrates the enhanced capability to monitor and produce analyses of atmospheric composition less than 24 hours after official product release, focusing on NO2, a significant pollutant and tracer for air quality.
Recent Fixes in JEDI Making a World of Difference
Bugfix In Halo Updates Highlights Cooperation Between JCSDA Partners
JCSDA's Q4 Review Highlights Exciting Progress Across All Teams
On April 18 the JCSDA team met with our partners at NASA, NOAA, US Navy, US Air Force, and the UK Met Office to celebrate the last quarter of accomplishments and discuss goals for the upcoming quarter and AOP year. Q4 accomplishments included several important bugfixes, new sensors, and several experiments added to SkyLab v8!
JCSDA's Cheng Dang Accompanies UCP Directors on Visit to Utah Universities
Earlier this month JCSDA’s Cheng Dang joined Bill Kuo, UCP Director, and Mohan Ramamurthy, Director of EODS Center and Unidata, on a four day visit to Utah State University and the University of Utah. Along with presentations and seminars about JCSDA for the students, they met with faculty using JEDI and data assimilation in their own research.
