Table 1: The WIGOS Station Identifiers structure. The two first blocks are constants, and the two others are allocated by OceanOPS system. The issue number is used to capture e.g., the different missions of a subsurface gliders, or deployment/servicing of a moored buoy.

2017年10月30日 · The new WIGOS Station Identifiers were created with a structure of 4 blocks, using digits and alphanumeric characters that allow essentially an unlimited number of stations to be registered. The implementation of WSIs is mandatory for WMO Members and it is a critical step towards becoming WIGOS operational.

All stations registered in WMO-No.9 Volume A prior to July 2016 migrated by the WMO into OSCAR/Surface with their traditional 5-digits WMO station numbers being automatically converted into WSI, as part of local identifier that is part of block 4.

New editions of the Technical Regulations and the Manual on WIGOS have been approved by Congress-18, June 2019 soon to are available – to enter in force in July 2020. Users should use OSCAR/surface to look up the metadata for the station associated with …

This is a list of about 45,000 worldwide station identifiers which harmonizes thousands of ICAO, FAA, WMO, WBAN, and special use codes, standardizing place names according to ISO 3166 guidelines. It now includes integration of the latest FAA, ICAO, and WMO identifiers, making it the most up-to-date database available anywhere.

What is a WMO number and how to get/allocate WMO numbers? WMO numbers are allocated for ocean platforms reporting on GTS. WMO numbers are allocated depending upon platform …

There could also be some sort of index term included, such as the WMO block and station number. This would make it quite easy to find a particular observation quickly and avoid decoding the whole message just to find one or two specific data elements.

Format: 4 blocks with numbers and characters. Free* assignment by the country, allows sub-delegation based on i.e. organisation, network, ... ISO Country number, if assigned by the country. Program-related, if assigned by the WMO secretariat or Program Focal Point.

SYNOP (surface synoptic observations) is a numerical code (called FM-12 by WMO) used for reporting weather observations made by staffed and automated weather stations. SYNOP reports are typically sent every six hours by Deutscher Wetterdienst on shortwave and low …

2017年7月28日 · identifiers, such as WMO block number (0 01 001)/WMO station number (0 01 002) and buoy platform identifier (0 01 005), they should also be reported in addition to corresponding WSI (3 01 150), to ensure the continuity