1 Executive Summary

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NWS COMET	SDRO 2011-65	Consider planning COMET monthly sessions with foreign users so they can start asking questions and providing feedback.		NSC 2013	OPEN
NWS COMET, NESDIS IIA	SDRO 2011-66	Provide information on how international users in various countries will be trained.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSPO, JPSS	SDRO 2011-67	Investigate moving the LRD center downlink frequency below 1707 MHz to avoid current 4G interference.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSPO, JPSS	SDRO 2011-68	Investigate the possibility of dropping center downlink (1707 MHz) frequency below1690 MHz to avoid future interference with mobile cellular industry.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSPO, JPSS	SDRO 2011-69	Consider using the day and nighttime (Mr. Tom Schott) AVHRR baseline channels for LRD initial content specifications and conduct a final analysis of ideal channel combination for LRD.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSPO, JPSS	SDRO 2011-70	Investigate a format similar to level-1b for the LRD rather than EDRs.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSPO, JPSS	SDRO 2011-71	Investigate use of the IMAP software to support NPP immediately after launch.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSPO,JPSS	SDRO 2011-72	Investigate the use of an X-Band service only and more fully evaluate pros/cons & costs/benefits of both X-Band & L-Band.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSPO, JPSS	SDRO 2011-73	Investigate reducing the data content of LRD to ensure users can use the existing 1-meter dish and decrease the bandwidth to 4 MHz.		NSC 2013	OPEN
Spectral Issues
Actionee	Action	Description	Action feedback/closing document	Deadline	Status
OSD	SDRO 2011-74	Work with NTIA on Spectrum-change issues and report on the exclusion zones. Since the current law does not allow for non-USG facilities to have exclusion zones, a compelling argument needs to be formulated.		NSC 2013	OPEN

OSD	SDRO 2011-75	Develop an interactive L-Band user website, related to Spectrum-change, to facilitate the exchange of ideas to collaborate and develop innovative approaches to deal with interference that could arise if spacing between frequencies is reduced to DCS and other GOES ready devices.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSD	SDRO 2011-76	With the help of the WMO, facilitate better communications with the L-band user community, related to the Spectrum-change issue.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSD	SDRO 2011-77	Work with NTIA to consider adding non-government site exclusion zones for those locations directly supporting 24/7 NOAA operations.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSD	SDRO 2011-78	Consider reactivating, updating, and maintaining the voluntary user registration database.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSD	SDRO 2011-79	Investigate sources for operating and maintaining a low-cost informal messaging website.		NSC 2013	OPEN
Training
Actionee	Action	Description	Action feedback/closing document	Deadline	Status
NWS COMET/NESDIS IIA	SDRO 2011-80	Plan COMET monthly sessions with foreign users so the international users can start asking questions and providing feedback. Develop Outreach and more information on how international users in various countries will be trained.		NSC 2013	OPEN

COMET, GOES-R, JPSS, NESDIS IIA	SDRO 2011-81	Assess the training needs for GOES-R and JPSS. Use an RA III, RA IV and RA V requirements team to help map timeliness for developing country partners for equipment need and training needs. Translate these training modules utilizing the translation resources from the recipient countries.		NSC 2013	OPEN
NESDIS IIA, NWS COMET	SDRO 2011-82	NOAA is encouraged to engage participants in more real-time and frequent training such as monthly chat groups.		NSC 2013	OPEN
NWS Pacific Region, NWS COMET	SDRO 2011-83	Consider more RA V training in satellite data interpretation and assimilation by the NOAA NWS Pacific Region.		NSC 2013	OPEN
NWS COMET	SDRO 2011-84	Utilize the Visit-View groups to inform the users of coming changes in available training resources.		NSC 2013	OPEN
NWS COMET	SDRO 2011-85	Share the results of the weather forecast test bed project in Oklahoma City – that is, share new forecast model with WMO partners.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSPO	SDRO 2011-86	Develop methods for user readiness and communicate opportunities. Provide the schedule and time-frame for users to be prepared for the new systems.		NSC 2013	OPEN
NWS COMET, GOES-R, JPSS, NESDIS IIA	SDRO 2011-87	Provide a clearer understanding of how training (and new equipment as well) will cover the new systems and the transitions from the old to the new.		NSC 2013
NWS COMET	SDRO 2011-88	Provide images with known errors to help in the testing and training regimes.		NSC 2013
Satellite Data Access
Actionee	Action	Description	Action feedback/closing document	Deadline	Status
NCDC CLASS	SDRO 2011-89	Provide both low and high levels for data in catalogs and directories. Currently there are limited formats offered and the formats are non-standard.		NSC 2013	OPEN

OSPO	SDRO 2011-90	Since MTSAT-3 will not have a downlink option for users, NOAA should investigate alternatives for users to acquire the data.		NSC 2013	OPEN
NWS, OSPO	SDRO 2011-91	Investigate improving access to GTS.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSD, OSPO	SDRO 2011-92	Investigate methods to improve communications and coordination between Met Services and Space Agencies.		NSC 2013	OPEN
OSPO	SDRO 2011-93	Investigate options to restore the ATP system or develop an APT-like system that utilizes an Omni-antenna.		NSC 2013	OPEN
User Questions
Actionee	Action	Description	Action feedback/closing document	Deadline	Status
NOAA	SDRO 2011-94	Can NOAA look at jointly sharing Central American, South American, and Caribbean DCS customers, between EUMETSAT and NOAA?	NOAA is interested in pursuing this and will work with EUMETSAT as their new DCS is developed.	NSC 2013	CLOSED
NOAA	SDRO 2011-95	How long will it be before the 100 baud DCS transmitters will no longer work?	NOAA expects the last 100 baud transmitter to be retired on May 31, 2013.	NSC 2013	CLOSED
NOAA	SDRO 2011-96	Who are the NOAA International Office’s points of contact?	Mr. Eric Madsen and Ms. Jennifer Lewis are U.S. POC’s.	NSC 2013	CLOSED

5 Participants Survey

2011 DRO Conference Survey Questions (45 RESPONDENTS)
	Product/Service Satisfaction			(xx%) = approx % of responses for that question
	DISSATISFIED	NOT SATISFIED	NO OPINION	SATISFIED	EXTREMELY SATISFIED	N \ A
Question1			1 (2%)	30 (68%)	12 (27%)	1 (2%)
Question2				29 (64%)	14 (31%)	2 (4%)
Question3				27 (64%)	8 (19%)	7 (17%)
Question4			2 (4%)	10 (23%)	29 (64%)	4 (10%)
Question5			2 (4%)	17 (38%)	23 (51%)	3 (7%)
Question6			2 (4%)	26 (60%)	14 (33%)	1 (2%)
Question7			1 (2%)	23 (52%)	12 (27%)	8 (18%)
Question8			2 (4%)	23 (52%)	11 (25%)	8 (18%)
Question9		2 (4%)	5 (11%)	19 (42%)	11 (25%)	8 (18%)
Question10		1 (2%)		24 (57%)	13 (31%)	4 (10%)
Question11		3 (7%)	1 (2%)	23 (52%)	10 (23%)	7 (17%)
Question12		3 (7%)	3 (7%)	26 (59%)	5 (11%)	7 (17%)
Question13		1 (2%)	2 (4%)	19 (47%)	12 (29%)	7 (17%)
Question14				22 (51%)	16 (37%)	5 (11%)
Question15			3 (7%)	12 (28%)	16 (36%)	13 (30%)
Question16			2 (4%)	17 (40%)	11 (28%)	13 (30%)

Question 1. Quality of the product or service received Question 2. Quality of data received Question 3. Timeliness of response to request Question 4. Courtesy of staff who dealt with you Question 5. Expertise of staff in dealing with your needs Question 6. Degree that product/service met your needs Question 7. Clarity and accuracy of responses from staff to your questions prior to receipt Question 8. Clarity and accuracy of responses from staff to your questions after receipt Question 9. Ease in reaching correct NOAA office to deal with your request Question 10. Format of data received Question 11. Documentation of data received Question 12. Descriptions of data in catalogs and directories Question 13. Accessibility of data desired Question 14. Overall satisfaction with service received Question 15. Overall satisfaction compared with services/data obtained from private sector Question 16. Overall satisfaction compared with services/data obtained from other Federal agencies

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