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OUTLINE Status of CPC GIS conversion CPC and NIDIS collaboration on GIS GIS and GrADS Motivation The user communities that are adept at using GIS data would like to include CPC products in their applications. Geographic Information System (GIS) format requests are increasing. GIS products have interoperability and thus broad applications capabilities Global Precipitation GIS User-Friendly Maps Global Precipitation CPC FY08 GIS Milestones GIS Data Currently Available ArcGIS Server The CPC has acquired a copy of the ArcGIS Server Enterprise for Linux This software allows processing, extraction and display of GIS geo-referenced datasets including Shapefiles ESRI layers Raster datasets (geoTIFF) Other formats using world files The server also allows distribution of metadata Example of CPC GIS Products Zoom In NOAA / Web Operation Center All NCEP GIS products will be delivered to the public via the ArcGIS server at the WOC by the end of FY08. CPC The National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS) CPC is a member of the NIDIS GIS Team CPC GIS DATA conversion in support of Drought Monitoring Some of CPC GIS products will be displayed via the NIDIS portal Facilitating the Transition of CPC Products to GIS Format The Grid Analysis and Display System (GrADS, /grads) is widely used around the world by the climate community including at CPC GrADS developed, maintained, and supported by the Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere Studies (COLA) GrADS is the core software used to generate vast majority of CPC’s web products distributed to the public Example of CPC Web Products - GrADS Enhancements to GrADS GrADS will be enhanced by adding GIS vector and raster formats as output options GrADS scripts used for product generation at CPC will be modified to produce output in GIS format in addition to the native grids and graphical formats already produced Beneficiaries of the Enhancement to GrADS GrADS enhancement will have a huge impact with