WFO-Advanced Papers
WFO-Advanced PapersThis is a collection of papers related to WFO-Advanced.
A. E. MacDonald and J. S. Wakefield, 1996: WFO-Advanced: An AWIPS-like Prototype Forecaster Workstation. This paper presents an overview of WFO-Advanced, the status of FSL's work (as of 9/95), and the relation of WFO-Advanced to AWIPS development. (12th IIPS conference)
C. Bullock, 2005: Future forecast workstations/systems. (21st IIPS conference) (PDF version)
D. L. Davis, U. H. Grote, C. S. Bullock, T. B. Kent, G. J. Edwards, J. E. Ramer, E. J. Mandel, J. P. Tuell, and T. Hopkins, 2005: Investigation using NOMADS in an AWIPS environment. (21st IIPS conference) (PDF version)
H. Grote, D. Davis, C. Bullock, and J. Tuell, 2005: An advanced Linux prototype of AWIPS. (21st IIPS conference) (PDF version)
W. F. Roberts and L. K. Cheatwood, 2005: Examples of GFE Suite and D2D use in operations during 2004. (21st IIPS conference) (PDF version)
M. R. Biere and D. L. Davis, 2003: Multicast Data Distribution on the AWIPS Local Area Network. (19th IIPS conference) (PDF version)
U. H. Grote and C. Golden, 2003: Enhancements to FX-Collaborate to Support Operations at NWS, USAF, and NASA. (19th IIPS conference) (PDF version)
U. H. Grote and C. Golden, 2002: Extending AWIPS to Support Remote Collaboration. (AWIPS Symposium)
U. H. Grote, 2001: A Linux-based Weather Forecasting System for the NWS. (European Working Group on Operational Workstations)
F. B. Curnow and J. S. Wakefield, 2001: Managing National Datasets for AWIPS. (17th IIPS conference) (PDF version)
D. Davis, U. H. Grote, and M. Biere, 2001: Porting AWIPS to Linux. (17th IIPS conference)
P. C. Kucera, S. P. Longmore, and W. F. Roberts, 2000: Product Usage Patterns at the AWIPS Build 4.2 OT&E Sites. (16th IIPS conference)
U. H. Grote, 1999b: AWIPS/LINUX. (7th Workshop on Meteorological Operational Systems)
D. M. Rodgers, A. Wilson, G. Pratt, and J. Frimel, 1999: An Update on the Development of Forecaster Productivity Tools for the Aviation Weather Center. (8th ARAM conference)
U. H. Grote, 1999a: A Java-Based Collaborative Working Environment for FX-Advanced. (15th IIPS conference)
M.-F. Chen, J. Fluke, and H. Grote, 1999: A Proven Software Configuration Management System for Workstation Development. (15th IIPS conference)
A. Wilson, D. M. Rodgers, and U. H. Grote, 1999: Adding Productivity Tools to the WFO-Advanced Meteorological Workstation. (15th IIPS conference)
M. R. Biere, 1998: The WFO-Advanced Two-Dimensional Display Software Design. (14th IIPS conference)
U. H. Grote and M. R. Biere, 1998: The WFO-Advanced System Software Architecture. (14th IIPS conference)
P. A. Miller, M. F. Barth, C. S. Hartsough, and M. H. Savoie, 1998: The LDAD Observation Quality Control and Monitoring System: An Overall System Description. (10th Symposium on Met. Obs. and Instrumentation)
J. S. Wakefield, 1998: Operational Risk Reduction: Easing AWIPS Into the Field. (14th IIPS conference)
M. R. Biere, 1997: The WFO-Advanced Text Subsystem User Interface. (13th IIPS conference)
U. H. Grote and C. S. Bullock, 1997: User Interface Design of the WFO-Advanced Workstation. (13th IIPS conference)
S. Kelly, 1997: The Application Interface for the WFO-Advanced Forecaster Workstation, D2D. Describes how forecaster-developed application programs can be added to the WFO-Advanced system, and surveys the kinds of applications currently deployed. (13th IIPS conference)
S. Kelly, 1997: An Object-Oriented Framework for Local Extensions to the WFO-Advanced Forecaster Display Workstation, D2D. The WFO-Advanced extension framework is an object-oriented interface that makes local extensions possible. Such extensions could enable users to display special kinds of data, interactively locate information in geographic databases, compute storm directions, and more. This paper describes the extension framework, compares it to other types of frameworks, and discusses its future directions. (13th IIPS conference)
W. F. Roberts, P. C. Kucera, C. M. Lusk, and D. C. Walker, 1997: Operational Use of WFO-Advanced at the Denver WSFO. (13th IIPS conference)
J. S. Wakefield, R. J. Kahn, and B. L. Moore, 1997: Monitoring an Operational Weather Forecast System Using the World Wide Web. Describes the data, processing software, and system monitoring tools that are available for the WFO-Advanced system. These are accesible to WSFO forecasters via an in-office World Wide Web browser. (13th IIPS conference)
G. J. Edwards, 1996: Implementation of the Data Acquisition Component of the WFO-Advanced 2-d Display (D2D). (12th IIPS conference)
U. H. Grote and R. J. Kahn, 1996: Using RISC-Based Architecture and Distributed Network Design in the Development of the WFO-Advanced Workstation. (12th IIPS conference)
M. A. Mathewson, 1996: Using the AWIPS Forecast Preparation System (AFPS). An overview of AFPS (9/95). (12th IIPS conference)
W. F. Roberts, P. C. Kucera, C. M. Lusk, D. C. Walker, and L. E. Johnson, 1996: 1995 Real-Time Forecast Exercise for WFO-Advanced. (12th IIPS conference)
P. J. Schultz, 1996: Local Data Analysis and the Mesoscale Model on the WFO-Advanced Workstation. (12th IIPS conference)
S. K. Wier and J. S. Wakefield, 1996: Using numerical model output to provide initial forecasts of surface weather for the AFPS. This paper describes FSL's work on using NCEP model grids to initialize forecast grids for AFPS. (12th IIPS conference)
S. M. Williams and D. L. Davis, 1996: The Development of the WFO-Advanced Hydrometeorological Workstation. (12th IIPS conference)
T. J. LeFebvre, 1995: Operational Forecasting With AFPS. This paper is divided into two parts. The first discusses the AFPS concept by describing a typical NWS operational scenario. The second part describes many of the AFPS edit tools and how they manipulate gridded forecast data. (11th IIPS conference)
S. K. Wier, 1995: Interpolating Between Grids of Meteorological Data for AFPS. This paper discusses some early (summer 1994) ideas about interpolation - automatic generation of grids of weather elements needed for text generation but missing from the times provided by numerical forecast models. (11th IIPS conference)