DSASREPLACEMENTSTEP1CRITICALDESIGNREVIEW.ppt

Deirdre Jones Opening Remarks Objectives Critical Design Review for Step 1 Preliminary Design Review for entire plan Will follow up with PDR and CDR for Step 2, etc. Each Design Review will include an overview of entire plan with progress and milestones. 30-50 field sites deployed per Step 2, by Feb. 15, 2005 Schedule accelerated at direction of Corporate Board, to enhance system performance b/4 next severe weather season. Team Organization and Responsibilities Tim Hopkins (OST31) – Project Lead Chuck Piercy (OST11) – Program Management and Budget Walter Scott (OST11) – COTR Dave Holloran (NGIT) – Project Manager Leigh Dominy (NGIT) – Project Engineer Franz Zichy/Karthik Srinivasan (OST31/OPS12) – Maintenance and Logistics Mary Buckingham (OPS24) – Operational Assessment Test Director Carl McCalla/Ed Mandell (OST31) – Software Development and Integration Coordinator Chuck Piercy Program Management and Budget AWIPS System Architecture Legacy Architecture Linux Phase I Architecture Linux Phase II Target Architecture Expected WFO/RFC Hardware Architecture ~July ’05 Operational Concept Same operational concept, with enhanced computing resources additional storage space and centralized, shared mass storage using Network Attached Storage device. DS/AS Replacement Roadmap  Leigh Dominy (NGIT) Overview An analysis of technology and development of a “to-be” architecture was initially briefed to the AWIPS Systems Engineering Team (SET) on 2/3/04. To-be architecture provides the framework to complete individual product improvement tasks while maintaining a common goal. X-terminals Redundant LDAD firewalls DS/AS replacement Redundant LDAD servers Serial mux upgrade Full DVB deployment To-be architecture facilitates development of a roadmap for schedule, budget and deployment planning. Roadmap assists in issue and dependency identification and resource planning for risk reduction. AWIPS To-Be Architecture Hardware Utilize Network Attached Storage (NAS) tec