Progress on NOAA Climate Reanalyses development

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Progress on NOAA Climate Reanalyses development Jack Woollen, NCEP/EMC Wesley Ebisuzaki, NCEP/CPC Leigh Zhang, NCEP/CPC Hyun-Chul Lee, NCEP/CPC November 18, 2015

Summary of Climate Reanalysis Project Port NCEP Hybrid 3D EnVar system to Gaea for Reanalysis experiments Began T254/T126runs starting in 1981, 1990, 1997 to investigate various CFSR issues Good results for QBO representation, SSU analysis, forecast skill, compared with CFSR EnVar system very slow on Gaea producing only 4-5 days/day progress 3DVar non=ens system faster, 10-12 days/day, but not as interesting J. Whitaker developed a more efficient (21days/day) NOSAT ENKF system for testing After initial assessment Decision was made to rerun R1 period with the new system Streams were started in each decade to expeditre the rerun experiment In the past year we have completed 46+ years in the 60 year period 1950-2010. This report presents some of the preliminary evaluations of these runs

Summary of Climate Reanalysis Project Port NCEP Hybrid 3D EnVar system to Gaea for Reanalysis experiments Began T254/T126runs starting in 1981, 1990, 1997 to investigate various CFSR issues Good results for QBO representation, SSU analysis, forecast skill, compared with CFSR EnVar system very slow on Gaea producing only 4-5 days/day progress 3DVar non=ens system faster, 10-12 days/day, but not as interesting Jeff Whitaker developed a more efficient (21days/day) NOSAT ENKF system for testing After initial assessment decision was made to rerun R1 period with the new system Streams were started in each decade to expeditre the rerun experiment In the past year we have completed 46+ years in the 60 year period 1950-2010. This report presents some of the preliminary evaluations of these runs

ESRL Single-Resolution EnKF Only System Conventional obs only in this system Possible R1 replacement Used for forecast IC for next cycle Generating new ensemble perturbations given the latest set of observations and a first-guess ensemble member 1 forecast Uses background error covariances computed from the ensemble member 1 analysis EnKF ensemble perturbations are "re-centered" around the high-res analysis EnKF member update T254L64 member 2 forecast member 2 analysis member 3 analysis member 3 forecast 1) Can you describe what happens in the box entitled "EnKF member update?" The EnKF is run at the late (GDAS) data cutoff, and updates every ensemble member using the EnKF algorithm, using background error covariances computed from the ensemble (no static component).   The GSI cannot be used to update the ensemble, since it only provides a single deterministic analysis (analagous to the mean of the EnKF ensemble). However, since the high-res hybrid analysis then replaces the EnKF ensemble mean analysis, effectively only the ensemble perturbations are cycled using the EnKF update.  You can think of the this update as doing the same thing as the current operational ETR scheme - it's generating new ensemble perturbations given the latest set of observations and a first-guess ensemble.  The ETR does this without using any observational information, just be rescaling and rotating the first-guess perturbations. 2) Exactly what is meant by "re-centering the ensemble around the analysis?" The high-resolution analysis computed by the GSI, using the first-guess ensemble to estimate background error covariances, replaces the ensemble EnKF analysis computed by the EnKF update step.  In other words, the EnKF ensemble perturbations are "re-centered" around the high-res analysis. 3) How are members 1-n of the analysis used (arrows going off page)? They are run forward by the GFS to form the first-guess ensemble for the next analysis time. 4) is it correct that the deterministic forecast is run off the analysis (bottom row)? Yes. Previous Cycle Current Update Cycle Faster than a similar hybrid since no waiting on one branch or the other Thanks to Jeff Whitaker

The NCEP 65+ Year Reanalysis Observation Database NCEP partnered with NCAR, with contributions from other NWP research centers, to produce the first long term (50 years, 1948-1998) global reanalysis product, during the 1990’s. The database setup and data assimilation component carried out at NCEP was ongoing through the years 1993-2000. The project was known as the NCEP/NCAR Global Reanalysis (NNGR), or GR1. The observation preparation and preprocessing requirement for this project was significant. The bits and pieces of the data were stored in many different places and formats. The data rescue group of ~10 people at NCAR spent many man years cleaning up and time checking archived datasets and sending them to NCEP. Diagrams below, for example, show the major components of the PILOT/TEMP and the SYNOP datasets, 1948-1997.

The NCEP 65+ Year Reanalysis Observation Database About four generations of improvements and additions have been made to the original dataset components (created by Roy Jenne’s group at NCAR) since 1993. In the NCEP merge processing, duplicate radiosonde profiles are composited instead of only picking one to use. X-Y-T balloon drift information is computed and stored for TEMP and PILOT, computed from wind profiles. NCEP partnered with NCAR, with contributions from other NWP research centers, to produce the first long term (50 years, 1948-1998) global reanalysis product, during the 1990’s. The database setup and data assimilation component carried out at NCEP was ongoing through the years 1993-2000. The project was known as the NCEP/NCAR Global Reanalysis (NNGR), or GR1. The observation preparation and preprocessing requirement for this project was significant. The bits and pieces of the data were stored in many different places and formats. The data rescue group of ~10 people at NCAR spent many man years cleaning up and time checking archived datasets and sending them to NCEP. Diagrams below, for example, show the major components of the PILOT/TEMP and the SYNOP datasets, 1948-1997.

Comparative 500mb height anomaly correlation scores Initial assessments of the ENKF system was positive enough to decide to brgin rerun 1950-2010 with the new system Comparative 500mb height anomaly correlation scores HY1981 .838 EN1981 .801 ERAINT .830 GR1 .700 HY1998 .828 EN1998 .814 ERAINT .825 GR1 .700 EN1970 .777 ERA40 .710 GR1 .670 NH 01JAN1970 31DEC1970 01JUL1981 30JUN1982 01JAN1998 31DEC1998 HY1998 .715 EN1998 .656 ERAINT .810 GR1 .650 HY1981 .764 EN1981 .633 ERAINT .800 GR1 .444 EN1970 .545 ERA40 .555 GR1 .470 SH

The ENKF Reanalysis Stream Progress to date JW1950 finished Jan1950-Apr1957 WE1960 finished Jan1960-Aug1965 JW1970 finished Jan1970-Nov1975 HY1981 finished Jan1981-Sep1991 LZ1990 finished Jan1990-Aug1998 LZ1998 finished Jan1998-Sep2005 HY=Hyun-Chul Lee JW=Jack Woollen LZ=Leigh Zhang WE=Wesley Ebisuzaki

IGY begins mid-57 Equal SH skill in Y2K

Some diagnostics in various ENKF stream segments

1950-1955 QBO

QBO in 1960s ENKF-R1-modern example ENKF propagates further towards the tropopause, with a stronger westerly maximum at 50 mb. ENKF QBO in 1960 is more similar than R1 to modern analyses using satellite data. Note: CFSR is for 2010-2014

Zonal correlation: remove 1980-2009 CFSR climatology, remove zonal mean, correlate on latitude circle.

“Pure ENKF” 10mb QBO Phase Representation 1970 1998 Here the EN1970 was started from 20CR Initial conditions on 01jan1970. Since 20CR did not assimilate upper air observations, the EN1970 initial point is quite different from JRA55 or ERA40 . However it draws directly to the observations in less than one month. The three systems displayed show fairly good attention to the obs and agreement with one another. By 1998 the QBO is well defined in the radiosonde data.

Difference in overlap of hy1981 stream and lz1990 stream Jan-Jun 1990

Difference in overlap of hy1981 stream and lz1990 stream Jan-Jun 1990

Comparison of SO and NAO indexes from ENKF with other reanalyses 1982-1989

199001-199803 from lz1990 run 199804-200412 from lz1998 run EnKF from 1990-2004 199001-199803 from lz1990 run 199804-200412 from lz1998 run

Global mean temperature diff CFSR-ERAI EnKF-ERAI EnKF-CFSR

Global mean temperature diff CFSR-ERAI CFSR sat bias correction problems EnKF-ERAI Warm bias in low model top EnKF-CFSR

Equatorial Zonal Mean Wind CFSR ERA-I EnKF

Equatorial Height at 10 and 200hPa ENKF ERAI CFSR R2 R1

Global mean precipitation