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CI-FLOW Project Status: January 2009 Questions and Comments Regarding CI-FLOW- Suzanne Van Cooten, NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory-University of Oklahoma Sea Grant (Suzanne.Van.Cooten@) Table of Contents CI-FLOW Project Status: January 2009 Key Milestones For Next 6 Months: 2 April 2009 Milestone: 2 June 2009 Milestone: 2 CI-FLOW Project Components 3 1) Inland River Modeling and Ensemble Development 3 Hydrology Lab-Research Distributed Model (HL-RDHM) Status 3 HL-RDHM Implementation at NWS Office of Hydrology (OH) 3 HL-RDHM Implementation at National Weather Center (NWC) 4 Academic Research Models 6 2) Coastal Ocean Modeling and Ensemble Development 6 ADCIRC 6 North Carolina State University (NCSU) Estuary-Lower River Flood model 7 3) Coupling Models 7 4) Water Quality 8 5) Quantitative Precipitation Estimates (QPE) 9 6) Data Display and Dissemination 11 Web Page Development (/ciflow) 11 Development Efforts for Spatial Analysis Decision Tools 12 Simulation of Landfalling Storm 13 7) Linkage to Other Programs and Research Efforts 13 Sea Grant 13 NOAA in the Carolinas 13 CERIS 14 IWRS PATT 14 SECART 15 IOOS and NOAA Storm Surge 15 HMT-SE 15 Related and Pending Publications 16 Professional Conference Presentations 16 Press Articles and Project Profiles 16 CI-FLOW Invited Program Briefings 17 It is our intention to update the status of Project CI-FLOW at least on a quarterly basis and post the status on the CI-FLOW webpage. For each quarterly status update, we intend to include key CI-FLOW milestones for the next six month period to help keep everyone informed of the upcoming set of tasks that require our focus. Key Milestones For Next 6 Months: April 2009 Milestone: Demonstration of coupled model system using Hurricane Isabel. The members of the inland river model ensemble will each generate hourly discharge for the Tar-Pamlico River at Tarboro, North Carolina. This discharge will be provided to members of the coastal-ocean model ensemble to generate wa