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DataManagement in BMKG

The document summarizes data management practices at BMKG, Indonesia's weather agency. It discusses BMKG as the largest data producer in Indonesia, with data from its extensive station network integrated into its database management system (BMKGSoft) for storage and access. Quality control processes ensure valid, complete and accessible data. Metadata is also collected. The system provides historical climate data back to 1860, with ongoing digital collection and online sharing of data.

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DataManagement in BMKG

The document summarizes data management practices at BMKG, Indonesia's weather agency. It discusses BMKG as the largest data producer in Indonesia, with data from its extensive station network integrated into its database management system (BMKGSoft) for storage and access. Quality control processes ensure valid, complete and accessible data. Metadata is also collected. The system provides historical climate data back to 1860, with ongoing digital collection and online sharing of data.

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Data Management in BMKG

Database Center, BMKG


July 11, 2017
Let’s think about 4
• Everlasting used data
• The biggest data producer in Indonesia
• Many data resources
• Forecaster may false but Data can’t!
STATION NETWORK
ARG/AWS/AAWS NETWORK
BMKGSoft
(Integrated MKG Database Management System
to provide complete, valid and accessible
database)
DATA INTEGRATION ON BMKGSoft

BMKGENTRY Regional Office

Observation Stations Monitoring & QC


Station &
Regional Office BMKG
WAN
DRC
GTS

SATELLITE

Local Server RADAR


BMKGVIEW
EARTHQUAKE

AWS

BMKG
WAN
Head Office CLUSTER SHARE
SERVER STORAGE Data Services
HISTORICAL DATA

SACA&D for Climatology


Data-online
CCIS for Meteorology
for Geophysics
CLISYS for Research, etc
Academic Research Individu Company Institution
User
CEWS INTERNAL USER
EXTERNAL USER
Data leveling
 Level #1 data : observed data from many
parameters with many time-step (10 minutes, hourly,
daily), many forms, and many instruments.

 Level #2 data : derived data into hourly, daily,


weekely, ten-days, monthly.

 Level #3 data : processed data i.e. average, normal,


maximum, minimum, extreme, indices, etc.
FOCUSING OF BMKG-DBMS
Historical climate data rescue (1860-1960)

Climate data recovery (1961-2013)

Online climate data transfer “single data entry concept” (2013)

Data integration (one management )

Quality check and homogenization

Metadata collection
BMKG-DBMS function
Historical data ingest
Manual data entry at all stations and transmission to
Headquarter
Automatic data download from various instruments (AWS,
ARG, AAWS, Radar, Satellite)
Data integration from various data server

Quality check
Generate derived data (max, min, daily, five-days, ten-days,
monthly, normal)
Data services for internal and external user
METADATA
DATA MONITORING
DATA EXTRACT
T-max
DATA AVAILIBILITY
DAILY RAINFALL
DATA AVAILIBILITY
Availability Data Hourly for BMKG
Station
Hourly data availability Hourly data availability
2016
2015
10

25%

75% Hourly data availability 90

2014

25%

75%
BMKG

SOUTHEAST ASIAN CLIMATE ASSESSMENT AND


DATASET (SACA&D)

Aris Suwondo
BMKG
DIDAH and SACA&D
BMKG
sacad.database.bmkg.go.id

DIDAH
Digitasi Data Historis

Results of data rescue (resume):


• Hourly observation of 7 parameters
in the Batavia Observatory since
1866
SACA&D Website operate since 2012
• Daily and monthly values of ~ 300
precipitation stations since 1879
Present status SACA&D
BMKG

Collaboration between 15 countries


• 6.000 daily data series (+metadata) of ca. 4.100 stations,
• 34% downloadable
• 10 elements: TX, TN, TG, RR, SS, HU, FX, FG, and DD
• 21 global ETCCDI indices + 22 regional indices.
• Daily gridded datasets
Could serve as a Climate Data node for an RCC Network in RA-V
Address: http://sacad.database.bmkg.go.id

• SACA&D Data Contributor


• Indonesia follows WMO Data Policy (Resolution
40,60) to provide on a free and unrestricted basis
essential data and products

sacad.database.bmkg.go.id
Elemen
BMKG

1. Maximum Temperature Max, TX


2. Minimum Temperature, TN
3. Average Temperature, TG
4. Precipitation amount, RR
5. Pressure (PP)
6. Sunshine duration, SS
7. Mean Humidity, HU
8. Wind gust, FG
9. Wind speed, FX
10. Wind direction, DD

sacad.database.bmkg.go.id
Data Availability maps
BMKG

Vietnam Malaysia
(15) (7)
Timor
Leste (5)

Filipina
Federated
(37)
States of
ThailandFiji (2) Micronesia
(28)
(30)
American Singapore
Samoa (7) (1)
Samoa (1)
Solomon
Island (1)
Papua New
Guinea (3) Kiribati (1)
Data Dictionary
BMKG

Homepage
Data Dictionary
Indices of Extremes
sacad.database.bmkg.go.id
Indonesian Stations
BMKG

Data Dictionary
Maximum Temperature
Mean Temperature
Minimum Temperature
Precipitation
Homogeneity maps
BMKG

Data Dictionary
Time Series Plot
BMKG

Indices of Extremes
Trend Maps
BMKG

Indices of Extremes
Anomaly Maps
BMKG

Indices of Extremes
BMKG

Indices of Extremes
Project Info
BMKG
SA-OBS
BMKG

• Blended SACA&D station series


• Daily values for TN, TG, TX, RR
• Includes ASEAN countries
• 0.25 and 0.50◦ regular grid
• 25 N – 25 S x 80 E – 180 E
• 1 Jan 1981 – 31 Dec 2015
• available in NetCDF format
Blending
BMKG

sacad.database.bmkg.go.id
Extreme event 2 Feb 2007
BMKG

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