Training Workshop on Use and Management of Radio Spectrum for Meteorology

Training Workshop on Use and Management of Radio Spectrum for Meteorology

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3 – 4 March 2025

Singapore, the Republic of Singapore


Programme

TimeSessionSpeaker
08:30-09:00Registration
09:00-09:20OpeningWMO RAP, WMO SP, ITU
Overview of WMO and ITU activities for meteorology and related environmental fields
09:20-09:40Overview of the WMO Integrated Global Observing System (WIGOS)Natalia Donoho (WMO)
09:40-10:00WMO activities relevant to spectrum mattersDavid Franc (ET-RFC Chair)
10:00-10:30ITU-R activities relevant to meteorology and related environmental fieldsVadim Nozdrin (ITU)
10:30-11:00Coffee break
Radio technologies of Earth observations
11:00-11:30Passive sensingYan Soldo (ESA)
11:30-12:00Active sensingDavid Franc (NASA)
12:00-12:30Impact of RFI on Numerical Weather Prediction and Climate ReanalysisStephen English (ECMWF) (online)
12:30-14:00Lunch
Overview of MetSat systems and agency activities in the Asia-Pacific region
14:00-14:45Overview of MetSat systemsMarkus Dreis (EUMETSAT)
14:45-15:00China Meteorological Administration’s activitiesYingchong LI (CMA)
15:00-15:15India Meteorological Department’s activitiesKuldeep Srivastava (IMD) (online)
15:15-15:30Japan Meteorological Agency’s activitiesKazuki Yasui (JMA) (online)
15:30-16:00Coffee break 
16:00-16:30JAXA Precipitation Measuring MissionsKinji Furukawa (JAXA) (online)
16:30-17:00The European Space Agency – Erath Observation ProgramYan Soldo (ESA)
   
17:00-17:30Outcomes of DAY 1
17:30End of Day 1
TimeSessionSpeaker
Radio technologies of Earth observations (cont’)
09:00-09:30Radiosonde, lightning system, radiometer Kirsty McBeath (MetOffice)
09:30-10:00Space weather sensorEric Allaix (Météo-France)
10:00-10:30Weather radar, wind profiler, oceanographic radarEric Allaix (Météo-France), Kirsty McBeath (MetOffice)
10:30-11:00Coffee break
World Radiocommunication Conference’s activities
11:00-11:30Results of WRC-23Eric Allaix (Météo-France)
11:30-12:00ITU-R preparation for WRC-27Markus Dreis (SG7 Chair)
12:00-12:30WMO preparation for WRC-27David Franc (ET-RFC Chair)
12:30-13:30Lunch
Societal economic value of radio spectrum for meteorology
13:30-14:00From radio spectrum to socio-economic benefitsProf. Al Gasiewski (University of Colorado, USA) (online)
14:00-14:30Title (TBC)Matteo Emanuelli, Airbus (online)
14:30-15:00WMO socio-economic benefit analysisVictoria Alexeeva (WMO) (online)
15:00-15:30ESSEO related activitiesYan Soldo (ESA)
15:30-16:00Coffee break
Round table and conclusions
16:00-16:15ITU-R activities and how WMO Members can engageAlec Casey (ECCC),
Kirsty McBeath (MetOffice),
ET-RFC Vice-Chairs
16:15-16:30APT activities and how WMO Members can engageWanchalearm (Tong) Petsuwan (TMD)
16:30-17:30This session offers attendees a chance to reflect on key points discussed during the workshop and identify actionable takeaways. Topics for discussion include:
– Sharing experiences related to engagement between NMHS & NRA
– Discussing approaches for presenting WMO positions on specific agenda items to national regulators
 
17:30Closing


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WMO-ITU Training Workshop on Use and management of Radio Spectrum for Meteorology
Singapore city, Singapore, on 3 and 4 March 2025

Local time in Singapore is (GMT +8)

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Day 1
Overview of WMO and ITU activities for meteorology and related environmental fields
WMO activities relevant to spectrum matters – David Franc
WMO ITU Seminar Overview of the WMO Integrated Global Observing System (WIGOS) – Natalia Donoho
ITU-R Activities relevant to meteorology and related environmental fields – Vadim Nozdrin
Radio technologies of Earth observations
Active Sensing Applications and Future Challenges – David Franc
Impact of RFI on Numerical Weather Prediction and Climate Reanalysis – Stephen English
Radio Technologies of Earth Observations – Passive sensing – Yan Soldo
The European Space Agency Earth Observation Programme – Yan Soldo
Overview of MetSat systems and agency activities in the Asia-Pacific region
Japan Meteorological Agency’s activities – Yasui Kazuki
Precipitation Measuring Mission and JAXA Earth observation programs – Kinji Furukawa
India Meteorological Department’s activities – Kuldeep Srivastava
China Meteorological Administration’s activities – Li Yingchong
Overview of MetSat systems – Markus Dreis
Day 2
Radio technologies of Earth observations
Space weather – Eric Allaix
Weather Radar – Eric Allaix
Radiosondes, lightning detection and radiometers – Kirsty McBeath
Wind Profiler and Oceanographic Radars – Kirsty McBeath
World Radiocommunication Conference’s activities
Results of WRC-23 – Eric Allaix
ITU-R preparation for WRC-27 – Markus Dreis
WMO Preparation for WRC-27
Societal economic value of radio spectrum for meteorology
Passive EESS Sensing: Societal Benefits, Spectral Requirements, RFI, and Coexistence – Albin J. Gasiewski
Earth Observation and X-Band: Enabled Applications and Impact – Matteo Emanuelli
Socioeconomic Impact and Benefit Assessment – Victoria Alexeeva
ESSEO – A scientist group in support of WRC preparation – Yan Soldo
Round table and conclusions
ITU-R activities and how WMO Members can engage – Alec Casey – Kirsty McBeath
APT activities and how WMO Members can engage – Wanchalearm Petsuwan (Tong)