Doc 4.2(5). WIS 2.0 Technical Regulations
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The 19th World Meteorological Congress
Rémy Giraud
Chair Standing Committee on Information Management and Technology
24 May 2023
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THE
WORLD METEOROLOGICAL CONGRESS
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Recognizing
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(1)
The compelling need of implementing a WMO Information System 2.0 able to support the WMO Unified Data
Policy (
) and the establishment of the Global Basic Observing Network (
),
(2)
The urgent need of developing the required technical and regulatory framework for enabling the international
data exchange by all the disciplines and domains as required by the WMO Unified Data Policy (
),
(3)
The importance of providing to Members guidance for an effective technical implementation and timely
transition to the WIS 2.0 (INF 6.3.1(4)),
Adopts
: the changes to the Manual on the WMO Information System provided in Annex;
Urges Members
:
(1)
To consider the WIS 2.0 in their future technical and financial plans to ensure its implementation in compliance
with the “Manual on the WMO Information System” in the
;
(2)
To support WIS 2.0 implementation through secondments and additional funding to the WIS Trust Fund;
Requests
the president of INFCOM, through SC-IMT, to develop the procedures for the designation of WIS 2.0 Global
Services operation and subsequent reviews of their performance for publication in the updated Manual and Guide to WIS.annexResolution 1 Cg-Ext-20212021Resolution 2 Cg-Ext-Resolution 1 Cg-Ext-2021
Volume I
WIS 1.0
Volume II
WIS 2.0
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Guidance on Technical Specifications of WIS 2.0
https://community.wmo.int/WIS2_Technical_Specification_Guidance
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Guidance on Transition from GTS to WIS 2.0
https://community.wmo.int/GTS_WIS2_Transition_Guidance
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Stop transition
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90% of
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2033
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Australia
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Africa (hosted by Morocco)
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Burkina Faso
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Guinea
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Cameroon
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China
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Canada
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Germany
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France
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Eswatini
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India
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Hong Kong, China (CAP SWIC)
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Kenya
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Korea
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Malawi
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Namibia
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New Zealand
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Poland
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Republic of Congo
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Zambia
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Zimbabwe
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United States of America
Australia
WIS2 Node
New implementers
WIS2 Node
Earlier
implementers
WIS2 Nodes
Pilot phase
Status on the 15
th
May 2023
Announced
Running
WIS 2.0 Training Namibia
20-24 March 2023, Windhoek
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Algeria
2.
Eswatini
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Kenya
4.
Malawi
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Morocco
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Namibia
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Republic of Congo
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South Africa
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Tanzania
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Zambia
11.
Zimbabwe
12-16 June 2023, Port of Spain,
Trinidad and Tobago (CMO)
9-13 October 2023, Jakarta,
Indonesia
9 out of 11
countries are
now sharing
data on WIS2
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The resolution urges Members to adopt changes in the WMO Information System manual. It emphasizes the need for technical and regulatory frameworks for WIS 2.0 implementation, supporting it with funding and secondments. The resolution requests the development of procedures for WIS 2.0 Global Services operation designation and reviews for publication in updated manuals and guides.
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Doc 4.2(5) WIS 2.0 Technical Regulations The 19th World Meteorological Congress R my Giraud Chair Standing Committee on Information Management and Technology 24 May 2023
Resolution 4.2(5)/1 THE WORLD METEOROLOGICAL CONGRESS, Recognizing: (1) Policy (Resolution 1 Cg-Ext-2021) and the establishment of the Global Basic Observing Network (Resolution 2 Cg-Ext- 2021), The compelling need of implementing a WMO Information System 2.0 able to support the WMO Unified Data (2) data exchange by all the disciplines and domains as required by the WMO Unified Data Policy (Resolution 1 Cg-Ext-2021), The urgent need of developing the required technical and regulatory framework for enabling the international (3) transition to the WIS 2.0 (INF 6.3.1(4)), The importance of providing to Members guidance for an effective technical implementation and timely Adopts: the changes to the Manual on the WMO Information System provided in Annex; Urges Members: (1) with the Manual on the WMO Information System in the annex; To consider the WIS 2.0 in their future technical and financial plans to ensure its implementation in compliance (2) To support WIS 2.0 implementation through secondments and additional funding to the WIS Trust Fund; Requests the president of INFCOM, through SC-IMT, to develop the procedures for the designation of WIS 2.0 Global Services operation and subsequent reviews of their performance for publication in the updated Manual and Guide to WIS. 2
Volume I WIS 1.0 Guidance on Technical Specifications of WIS 2.0 https://community.wmo.int/WIS2_Technical_Specification_Guidance Guidance on Transition from GTS to WIS 2.0 https://community.wmo.int/GTS_WIS2_Transition_Guidance Volume II WIS 2.0 3
WIS2 node is the component to provide data and associated metadata WIS2 node replaces the GTS Message Switching System NCs / DCPCs are going to implement a WIS2 Node to exchange data in WIS2 Downloads data The WIS2 Node shares data from an HTTPS service and sends notifications to MQTT subscribers No need to provide access to all the users in the world, only to some WIS2 Global Services WIS2 node 4
WHOS Hydrology data sharing Enabling and converging toward a consistent approach OpenCDMS Data management and data sharing for climate WIS 2.0 Framework enabling interoperability and unified data sharing Cryosphere Data sharing for the cryosphere community Weather Ocean Data sharing for the weather and ocean Transition from the GTS
2033 2023 2025 2022 2024 2030 Pilot Phase Pre-operational Operational Pilot Global Brokers 90% of Members migrated to WIS 2.0 Stop transition infrastructure and GTS transmission Pre-oper Global Brokers Global Brokers operation Pilot Global Discovery Catalogue Pilot Global Caches Pre-oper Global Caches Global Caches operation Technical Regulations Pre-oper Global Discovery Catalogue Global Discovery Catalogue operation DCPCs NCs WIS 2.0 Guidelines Q1 Q2 Q3 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q1 Q2 Q3 WIS2 box release 1.0 Transition Infrastructure WIS2 Monitoring NCs & DCPCs NCs & DCPCs Workshops and training WIS 2.0 Tech- Reg approved Guidelines for WIS 2.0 implementation published technical guidance in the Guide to WIS Report on WIS2 progress INFCOM-3 EC 77 Cg-19 EC 76 INFCOM-2 EC 75 NCs/DCPCs may stop WIS1 functions if migrated to WIS2 GISCs contributing to Global Services may stop WIS1
Status on the 15thMay 2023 Pilot phase WIS2 Node New implementers WIS2 Node Earlier implementers WIS2 Nodes Global Services Australia Africa (hosted by Morocco) Burkina Faso Guinea Cameroon China Canada Germany France Eswatini India Hong Kong, China (CAP SWIC) Kenya Korea Malawi Namibia New Zealand Poland Republic of Congo Zambia Zimbabwe United States of America Australia France China USA Global Broker Algeria Argentina Italy Morocco Sweden Germany Australia Japan Global Cache ECMWF EUMETSAT Korea USA Canada Global Discovery Catalogue Korea China Global Monitoring Morocco Running Announced
WIS 2.0 Training Namibia 20-24 March 2023, Windhoek 1. Algeria 2. Eswatini 3. Kenya 4. Malawi 5. Morocco 6. Namibia 7. Republic of Congo 8. South Africa 9. Tanzania 10. Zambia 11. Zimbabwe 12-16 June 2023, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago (CMO) 9-13 October 2023, Jakarta, Indonesia 9 out of 11 countries are now sharing data on WIS2 8
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