GA 7.1 n216 Scott Wales & Holger Wolff ARCCSS CMS

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GA 7.1 n216 Scott Wales & Holger Wolff ARCCSS CMS Aim: Reproduce a current high-resolution climate run from the Met Office, as exactly as possible Uses: Diagnose land surface and CABLE integration issues Enable high resolution Transpose-AMIP runs for CLEX process studies Daily mean temp + wind, 1950-01-05, data courtesy UKMO

Source Job & Porting Based on the GA7.1 HighResMIP run by the Hadley Centre, uses the faster EasyAerosol scheme NCI site information is in the GA7.1 trunk, porting to Raijin involved minor changes and tuning the decomposition Model runs at 28 hours per model year, costing 11 kSU per model year

AMIP One model year complete, scientific validation in progress by Peter Gibson (ARCCSS/UNSW) Once match with UKMO results is good we will progress to JULES and CABLE bug fixes, running these for longer periods The aim of these tests is to improve model results for both JULES and the UM, and to show the effectiveness of CABLE Rose ID - u-an493

Previous Test UKMO NCI How do we check two model runs with different compilers / libraries are giving the same results? Run an ensemble with input fields perturbed by 1 ULP for each compiler, check if the results are sampled from the same distribution Developed by João Teixeira at UKMO

Transpose AMIP Initialise the model from ERA-Interim results at an arbitrary start date Builds on work done at BoM Allows for high-resolution modelling of the processes around extreme events Rose ID - u-ap508 Precipitation and Surface Pressure, Brisbane floods Dec. 2010/2011

More Info CMS Wiki: http://climate-cms.unsw.wikispaces.net/High+Res+MIP Help: climate_cms@nci.org.au