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WMO/CIMO/TECO-2016, Madrid, Spain, 27-30 September 2016 JMA s International Collaboration on Meteorological Instrument Calibration - RIC Tsukuba Package - Yukihiro Nomura Kenshi Umehara Meteorological Instrument Center WMO/ Regional


  1. WMO/CIMO/TECO-2016, Madrid, Spain, 27-30 September 2016 JMA ’ s International Collaboration on Meteorological Instrument Calibration - RIC Tsukuba Package - Yukihiro Nomura Kenshi Umehara Meteorological Instrument Center WMO/ Regional Instrument Centre (RIC) Tsukuba Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) Website: http://www.jma.go.jp/jma/jma-eng/jma-center/ric/RIC_HP.html Email: ric-tsukuba@met.kishou.go.jp

  2. Contents  Background of RIC Tsukuba Package.  RIC Tsukuba Package and international traceability.  Cases in Bangladesh and Fiji. Meteorological Instrument Center(MIC), JMA (WMO/RIC Tsukuba) Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

  3. Location of MIC Aerological Meteorological AIST MIC Observatory Research NMIJ GRUAN WMO/RIC Tsukuba Institute WMO/RRC Tokyo Tsukuba Tokyo MIC Test Field Japan Meteorological Instrument Center Japan Meteorological Agency

  4. International Calibration by WMO/RIC Tsukuba Mon onth/yea ear Coun ountry/reg egion Standa ndard instrumen ents calibrated Mar 20 2000 Thailand Barometer, thermometer Oct 200 2001 Republic of Korea Anemometer Aug 200 2006 Philippines Pyranometer Apr 200 2007 Thailand Barometer, thermometer Dec 200 2007 Hong Kong, China Barometer Jun 201 2010 Thailand Barometer, thermometer, anemometer Feb 20 2012 Sultanate of Oman Barometer, thermometer, hygrometer Nov 201 2012 Indonesia Barometer, thermometer, hygrometer Contribution for Development of Traceability Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

  5. WMO/JMA Survey of Calibration of Meteorological Instruments in RA II The Survey (by Nakashima, K. 2015) revealed that not a few Members of RA II;  obviously lack for international traceability of meteorological instruments.  do not perform regular inspection of meteorological instruments.  are still using mercury instruments. (Nakashima, K. 2015): Survey on Meteorological Instruments, Calibration and Training, Regional Association II (Asia), WMO IOM Report No. 122. http://www.wmo.int/pages/prog/www/IMOP/publications-IOM-series.html Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

  6. Calibration of Instruments Needs to be Improved JMA/WMO workshops and international activities of MIC also identified some countries who have:  No calibration equipment  No manual of calibration  No experience of calibration Urgent need to establish the international traceability of meteorological instruments was emphasized. Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

  7. RIC Tsukuba Package for International Traceability  Serious challenges to international traceability of meteorological instruments in developing countries.  RIC Tsukuba Package to provide a measure for establishing the international traceability. Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

  8. RIC Tsukuba Package for International Traceability International Standard (SI unit) Objectives of RIC Tsukuba Package National Primary Standard are: (National metrology institute)  To help establish the international traceability of meteorological instruments in developing countries. National meteorological standard  To work proactively for NMHS implementation of WIGOS in WMO Working standards RA II. Working instruments (Observation sites) Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

  9. Flow of RIC Tsukuba Package JMA JICA • Preliminary survey of calibration • Preliminary survey of calibration capacity capacity Survey • Provision of standard instruments • Provision of standard instruments and/ or inspection equipment and/ or inspection equipment Provision • Training sessions • Training sessions Training Follow-up • Follow up activities • Follow up activities • To ensure traceability of meteorological • To ensure traceability of meteorological Improvement of technical capacity instruments. instruments. • To improve quality of surface observation. • To improve quality of surface observation. of NMHS Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

  10. RIC Tsukuba Package for Bangladesh in 2013 RIC Tsukuba Package Improves Quality of Surface Observation Survey Provision Follow-up Training (in Japan and Bangladesh) Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

  11. RIC Tsukuba Package for Fiji in 2015-2016 Assists Fiji Meteorological Service in its efforts to:  Establish the meteorological instrument traceability in the South Pacific region.  Develop a cooperative framework of calibration with the island countries in the region. WMO/JICA Training Workshop in Fiji with 20 countries in Oceania will be organized in November 2016. Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

  12. Achievements of RIC Tsukuba Package Stand andard instruments Mon onth/yea ear Coun ountry/reg egion Training calibrated Barometer, thermometer, Barometer, thermometer, Oct 20 2013 Bangladesh hygrometer hygrometer Barometer, thermometer, Jun 201 015 Fiji Barometer, thermometer, hygrometer Dec 201 015 Philippines Barometer Barometer Feb 20 2016 Mozambique Barometer, thermometer Barometer, thermometer Feb 20 2016 Sri Lanka Barometer Barometer, thermometer Barometer, thermometer, Jul 20 2016 Fiji Rain gauge, hygrometer hygrometer Note: Red characters show the ISO17025 ( General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories ) calibration Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

  13. Summary RIC Tsukuba Package aims to: a) transfer technology of calibration of meteorological instrument to developing countries. b) contribute to improvement of the quality of surface observation conducted by developing countries. c) support the implementation of WIGOS in RA II. JMA will continue to assist developing countries for improving the calibration of meteorological instruments and the quality of observations. Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

  14. We are happy to collaborate with WMO Members to ensure the sustained and high-quality meteorological observation. Please visit RIC Tsukuba and talk with us. Thank you for your attention Regional Instrument Centre Tsukuba (RA II) Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

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