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Role of RTH Beijing in exchanging tsunami-related informationand Status of the GTS system at RTH Beijing National Meteorological Information Center, CMA March 16, 2005, Jakarta Outline Requirements analysis Role of RTH Beijing in exchanging tsunami-related information Status of the GTS system at RTH Beijing Requirements analysis Information types, formats and transmission systems Meteorological observations, products Oceanic observations, products Seismic observations, products Both real-time data and non real-time data Data flow in the TEWS-IO Operational rules needed for the tsunami-related information exchange Data codes Format of observations (?) Format of warnings (T1T2=WE) Format of products (?) Communication means and protocols Other rules Time delays Request/reply for Tsunami data Data codes Potential problem on sharing data among different services and organizations Suggested solution Using GTS codes to exchange tsunami information among the different countries Developing the abilities of translating tsunami information between the GTS codes and the special formats which are used by the other services or organizations at the concerned GTS centers Communication means and protocols Communication means Data collection/Data exchange GTS/Leased lines/Internet Data distribution GTS/Satellite based broadcasting/Internet Protocols TCP/IP File based transmission Transmission procedures GTS based transmission Requirements: upgrading the current asynchronous circuits and X.25 circuits in concerned GTS centers to IP links WMO FTP Internet based transmission FTP E-mail Web data Ingest Role of RTH Beijing in exchanging tsunami-related information Status of the GTS system at RTH Beijing The GTS links at RTH Beijing Daily traffic on GTS links In addition to the GTS links The data exchange between Beijing and Kazakhstan has been started from 2004. Internet E-mail based data exchange Data exchanged: observations Future Plans Beijing-New Delhi