Abstract
The number of people seeking public weather service information is growing, making it a challenge for all bureaus of meteorology around the world. Although, in the last decade, routine public weather service information has brought excellent weather forecast information for people and services to people with rapid, accurate, widely available, and easy to grasp information, which they may get in a variety of places, such as a website or an application. However, in this decade and in the future, it will not be enough. People want information such as what the impact should be and how people react to that impact, which should be displayed on a static Geographic Information System (GIS) map in a standard format. We will investigate and create an IBF map based on multi-model ensemble data and National Digital Forecast (NDF) data in this work. Then, using the GIS software ArcMap 10.8.1, we rank and score the geographic disaster data to determine the impact area. To create the effect area, we will employ primary and advanced methods of ArcMap 10.8.1. The information on the IBF map will be immediately understood by stakeholders and users.
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