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The Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research A partnership between CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology Update on Cordex-AustralAsia domain Bertrand Timbal Bureau of Meteorology Australia with contributions from J. Evans (UNSW) J. Katzfey (CSIRO) and others

CORDEX-Oz update The Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research A partnership between CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology RCM (group) GCM COSMO-CLM (Institute of Coastal Research HZG, Germany) CCAM (CSIRO, Australia) [& Queensland government] WRF (3-member multi-physics ensemble) (Uni. of New South Wales, Australia) Currently doing NARCLIM runs (CMIP3) BoM-SDM (Bureau of Met., Australia) Statistical technique Australian continent R, T max, T min only ERA-Interim MPI-ESM-LR EC-Earth HadGEM2-ES CNRM-CM5 ACCESS 1.0 CCSM4 NorESM1-M GFDL-CM3 ACCESS 1.3 An other 15 GCMs

CORDEX-Oz sub-domain The Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research A partnership between CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology Courtesy B. Rockel, CCLM group, Germany Courtesy J. Evans, UNSW, Australia NARCLIM Domain Courtesy Monash-BoM group, Australia Courtesy M. Ekstrom, VicCI project, CSIRO, Australia

CORDEX-Oz wikipage The Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research A partnership between CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology Join the conversation at:

Context for current work (funding) Delivery of a new set of national climate change projections across the Australian continent To be released in 2014 (superseding 2007 projections) Application ready datasets Downscaling is part of the mix (dynamical & statistical) Well defined user-needs (NRM groups) Planning (risk management and opportunities) The Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research A partnership between CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology

Added value of Downscaling Top candidates for downscaling in Australia 6 | Tasmania - Topography - Coast NSW - Topography - Coast - Land use & urban SE Qld - Topography - Coast - Urban SE Aus and Alps - Topography, coast - Snow - Urban SW WA - Land use - Coast Tropics?? “Just another model”? Courtesy of Michael Grosse

E.g. Combination of optimum predictor: Winter Rainfall Application Australia wide of the BoM-SDM: Optimisation of individual SDMs 4 seasons * 10 climate regions * 3 predictands =120 individual SDMs Applied using gridded predictands: Rainfall, Tmax, Tmin

Conformal Cubic Atmospheric Model Based upon projection onto cube Semi-Lagrangian, Semi- Implicit Range of physics options Bias and variance corrected SST projections from GCMs (warming ΔT is preserved) New features Chemistry transport modelling for aerosols New GFDL radiation code Urban model Updated convection scheme Updated land surface scheme Parallel IO and improved scaling Corrected SSTs Global Climate Model (~200 km) Global CCAM (~50 km)

GCM Selection Requirements Good performance in present climate Simulation of rainfall, air temperature etc. Reproduce observed trends Good SSTs ENSO pattern/frequency SST distribution Range of climate change signals Different SST changes RankGCMAverage Score 1CNRM-CM CCSM ACCESS NorESM1-M0.35 5ACCESS MPI-ESM-LR0.41 7GFDL-CM HadGEM2-CC0.44 9MIROC4h MIROC GFDL-ESM2M MRI-CGCM HadCM IPSL-CM5A-MR HadGEM2-ES FGOALS-g CSIRO-Mk inmcm CanESM MIROC-ESM-CHEM GISS-ES-H IPSL-CM5A-LR FGOALS-s MIROC-ESM0.84

CCAM 50 km global even grid Bias and variance correct SSTs from selected GCMs Six GCMs downscaled CNRM-CM5, ACCESS1.0, CCSM4, MPI-ESM-LR, NorESM1-M, CFDL-CM3 Two RCPs: 4.5 and 8.5 More runs planned (TBD) with QLD and South Africa QCCEE (QLD) 20 km stretched grid over Australia 4 CSIRO Mk3.6 ensemble members 1 st set with no SST correction and with atmospheric forcing (filter) 2 nd set with SST bias correction and without atmospheric forcing Two RCPs: 4.5 and 8.5 SE Australia 5 km CCAM simulations Six GCMs, RCP8.5 Time slices: and Input to NERP project for Alps CSIRO contributions to CORDEX Australasia

NARCLIM UNSW CMIP3-based

Delivery mechanism Dialogue with end users Simplify the information – usable, digestible Dataset and knowledge Courtesy of Penny Whetton

Additional CORDEX simulations: CCAM-AP and ACCESS experiments An alternative version of CCAM is also being used for 50 km and 10 km ERA-Interim experiments. Differences include: Global 50 km and 10 km stretched Australian grid Atmospheric behavior assimilated using 3,000 km scale-selective filter In-line ‘R-grid’, 30 level, prognostic ocean (and ice) model with digital filter to assimilate SSTs. Atmosphere-Ocean coupling every timestep E-  + Mass Flux boundary layer turbulence closure, non- hydrostatic dynamics, prognostic rain, geometric multi-grid solver, 35 atm levels, etc Focused on 50 km ERA-Interim experiment, but includes 10 km simulations Furthermore, ACCESS 1.3 runs will be submitted for 50 km ERA-Interim experiments Global 50 km experiments like CCAM Based on ACCESS 1.3 (UM7.3) with 38 levels Includes ‘CCAM-style’ scale-selective filter using a convolution approach Land-surface CABLE version is the same for both ACCESS and CCAM runs Sample of ERA-Int SST (top) and CCAM with prognostic ocean (bot)

Submissions to other CORDEX Domains 1.SE Asia 10 km CCAM simulations Downscaled from all above 50 km simulations Provide input to Vietnam 2015 National Projections 2.Also plan to submit to other CORDEX domains Using the global 50 km simulations

RCM projected annual changes by end-of- century RCP8.5 Observed annual trends ( ) warmer cooler wetter drier Temperature Rainfall warmer wetter drier

Important issues Australia centric: Reflect the POCs No workshop (CORDEX stamped) so far How to connect with PICs and PNG (uptake of CORDEX data?) Funding model? Projects driven: bottom-up, hard to coordinate, lack of core funding In serious trouble in Australia (NRM finishing, NARCLIM CMIP3-focus) Mostly in the space of interactions with VIAs Pilot studies: High resolution testing has started --> subdomains ? Double nesting rules ? Added values / interactions with users (NRM program) Continental wide SDM and RCM projections / comparison The Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research A partnership between CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology 16