Preliminary Results from Project Athena Project Athena Team Presentation to the COLA Scientific Advisory Committee April 12, 2010 Very (Major Computing.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Challenge and directions for improving GCM simulations of the monsoon Julia Slingo and Andrew Turner.
Advertisements

Project Minerva Workshop COLA at George Mason University September 2013.
Project Athena Workshop – 7-8 June ECMWF Jim Kinter – Project Overview Team Workshop 7-8 June 2010 ECMWF – Reading, UK Project Athena: Overview.
Scientific Advisory Committee – April 2010Jim Kinter - COLA Overview Proposal Scientific Advisory Committee Meeting 12 April 2010.
Resolution and Athena – some introductory comments Tim Palmer ECMWF and Oxford.
Uncertainty in weather and climate prediction by Julia Slingo, and Tim Palmer Philosophical Transactions A Volume 369(1956): December 13, 2011.
Climatology and Climate Change in Athena Simulations Project Athena Team ECMWF, June 7, 2010.
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory Review June 30 - July 2, 2009 Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory Review June 30 - July 2, 2009.
ATM 521 Tropical Meteorology SPRING ATM 521 Tropical Meteorology SPRING 2015 CLASS# 9825 Instructor:Chris ThorncroftTime: TUES/THURS 11:45-1:05.
A comparison of North Atlantic storms in HiGEM, HadGEM and ERA-40 Jennifer Catto – University of Reading Supervisors: Len Shaffrey Warwick Norton Acknowledgement:
Tropical Cyclones and Climate Change – PhD Project Results from HiGEM High Resolution Climate Model Ray Bell Supervisors – Prof. Pier Luigi Vidale, Dr.
Blocking in the ECMWF model: Sensitivity to resolution and model physics Antje Weisheimer Thomas Jung Tim Palmer.
WEST AFRICAN STORM TRACKS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH ATLANTIC TROPICAL CYCLONES Susanna Hopsch Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences University.
28 August 2006Steinhausen meeting Hamburg On the integration of weather and climate prediction Lennart Bengtsson.
P.L. Vidale*, M. Roberts K. Hodges, ESSC A. Clayton, M.-E. Demory, J. Donners with big thanks to: S. Emori, A. Hasegawa (NIES) T. Davies and many others.
ATM 521 Tropical Meteorology FALL ATM 521 Tropical Meteorology SPRING 2008 Instructor:Chris Thorncroft Room:ES226 Phone:
ATM 521 Tropical Meteorology FALL ATM 521 Tropical Meteorology FALL 2011 CLASS# 9070 Instructor:Chris ThorncroftTime: MON/WED 12:35-1:55 Room:ES.
Seasonal outlook of the East Asian Summer in 2015 Motoaki Takekawa Tokyo Climate Center Japan Meteorological Agency May th FOCRAII 1.
SC November 2013 Ben Cash, COLA From Athena to Minerva: COLA’s Experience in the NCAR Advanced Scientific Discovery Program Animation courtesy.
SST Diurnal Cycle over the Western Hemisphere: Preliminary Results from the New High-Resolution MPM Analysis Wanqiu Wang, Pingping Xie, and Chenjie Huang.
Regional Climate Modeling in the Source Region of Yellow River with complex topography using the RegCM3: Model validation Pinhong Hui, Jianping Tang School.
Sensitivity of High-resolution Tropical Cyclone Intensity Forecast to Surface Flux Parameterization Chi-Sann Liou, NRL Monterey, CA.
India summer monsoon rainfall in ECMWF Sys3 – ICTP, August Indian summer monsoon rainfall in the ECMWF seasonal fc. System-3: predictability and.
Scientific Advisory Committee – April 2010Jim Kinter - COLA Collaborations Collaborations Scientific Advisory Committee Meeting 13 April 2010.
High Resolution Climate Modelling in NERC (and the Met Office) Len Shaffrey, University of Reading Thanks to: Pier Luigi Vidale, Jane Strachan, Dave Stevens,
“Nature Run” Diagnostics Thomas Jung ECMWF. Another “Nature Run” A large set of seasonal T L 511L91 integrations has been carried out for many summers.
Tropical Cyclones and Climate Change: An Assessment WMO Expert Team on Climate Change Impacts on Tropical Cyclones February 2010 World Weather Research.
Challenges in Prediction of Summer Monsoon Rainfall: Inadequacy of the Tier-2 Strategy Bin Wang Department of Meteorology and International Pacific Research.
10-14 Aug 2009, ICTP, Trieste Workshop on "High-Resolution Climate Modeling" Lennart Bengtsson Tropical and extra-tropical cyclones in high resolution.
1 Climate Ensemble Simulations and Projections for Vietnam using PRECIS Model Presented by Hiep Van Nguyen Main contributors: Mai Van Khiem, Tran Thuc,
Regional Climate Simulations of summer precipitation over the United States and Mexico Kingtse Mo, Jae Schemm, Wayne Higgins, and H. K. Kim.
Transport analysis and source attribution of the tropical CO seasonal and interannual variability in the UT/LS Junhua Liu and Jennifer Logan School of.
13 June, 2013 Dymecs Meeting, Reading Tropical convective organisation in the UM Chris Holloway NCAS-Climate, Dept. of Meteorology, University of Reading.
How much do different land models matter for climate simulation? Jiangfeng Wei with support from Paul Dirmeyer, Zhichang Guo, Li Zhang, Vasu Misra, and.
Collaborative Research: Towards Advanced Understanding and Predictive Capability of Climate Change in the Arctic using a High- Resolution Regional Arctic.
Page 1© Crown copyright 2006 Matt Huddleston With thanks to: Frederic Vitart (ECMWF), Ruth McDonald & Met Office Seasonal forecasting team 14 th March.
C20C Workshop, ICTP Trieste 2004 The impact of stratospheric ozone depletion and CO 2 on tropical cyclone behaviour in the Australian region Syktus J.
Projection of Changes in Extremes by Very High Resolution Atmospheric Models Akio KITOH Meteorological Research Institute, Tsukuba, Japan IPCC Extremes-SR.
Tropical Cyclones and Climate Change in a High Resolution General Circulation Model, HiGEM Ray Bell Supervisors: Prof. P.L. Vidale, Dr. Kevin Hodges and.
© Crown copyright Met Office Examining changes in tropical cyclones over Vietnam using a five member RCM ensemble Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 8 th – 11 th.
London 2 May 2008 Extreme (European) Windstorms and Expected Changes in a Warmer Climate Lennart Bengtsson Professor ESSC, University of Reading Max Planck.
1 Daily modes of the South Asian monsoon variability and their relation with SST Deepthi Achuthavarier Work done with V. Krishnamurthy Acknowledgments.
Tropical Cyclones in IFS and NICAM Julia V. Manganello Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere Studies (Many thanks to Kevin Hodges!) Athena Workshop, 7-8 June.
Dynamic Hurricane Season Prediction Experiment with the NCEP CFS CGCM Lindsey Long and Jae Schemm Climate Prediction Center / Wyle IS NOAA/NWS/NCEP October.
Application of T382 CFS Forecasts for Dynamic Hurricane Season Prediction J. Schemm, L. Long, S. Saha and S. Moorthi NOAA/NWS/NCEP October 21, 2008 The.
Dynamic Hurricane Season Prediction Experiment with the NCEP CFS Jae-Kyung E. Schemm January 21, 2009 COLA CTB Seminar Acknowledgements: Lindsey Long Suru.
Attributing tropical cyclogenesis to equatorial waves in the western North Pacific Lin Ching 2013/12/17 Schreck, C.J. III, J. Molinari, and K.I. Mohr,
Exploring Multi-Model Ensemble Performance in Extratropical Cyclones over Eastern North America and the Western Atlantic Ocean Nathan Korfe and Brian A.
Tropical cyclone activity in the Minerva T1279 seasonal forecasts. Preliminary analysis Julia Manganello 1, Kevin Hodges 2 1 COLA, USA 2 NERC Centre for.
ESSL Nested Regional Climate Simulations with WRF Bill Kuo 1 C. Bruyere 1, J. Done 1, G. Holland 1, R. Leung 2, Y. Liu 1,3, S. Tulich 1, A. Suzuki 4 1.
Diurnal Cycle of Cloud and Precipitation Associated with the North American Monsoon System Pingping Xie, Yelena Yarosh, Mingyue Chen, Robert Joyce, John.
Adiabatic Westward Drift in Monsoon Depressions Introduction and Methods Boos et al
ECMWF Training course 26/4/2006 DRD meeting, 2 July 2004 Frederic Vitart 1 Predictability on the Monthly Timescale Frederic Vitart ECMWF, Reading, UK.
Yuanhong Guan (NUIST, Nanjing, China) Bohua Huang (GMU/COLA)
The diurnal cycle and propagation of convection in Africa Arlene Laing National Center for Atmospheric Research.
1 Seasonal Prediction with CCSM3.0: Impact of Atmosphere and Land Surface Initialization Jim Kinter 1 Dan Paolino David Straus 1 Ben Kirtman 2 Dughong.
1 An Assessment of the CFS real-time forecasts for Wanqiu Wang, Mingyue Chen, and Arun Kumar CPC/NCEP/NOAA.
Analysis of Typhoon Tropical Cyclogenesis in an Atmospheric General Circulation Model Suzana J. Camargo and Adam H. Sobel.
© Crown copyright Met Office Predictability and systematic error growth in Met Office MJO predictions Ann Shelly, Nick Savage & Sean Milton, UK Met Office.
Teleconnection Patterns and Seasonal Climate Prediction over South America The Final Chapter??? Tércio Ambrizzi and Rosmeri P. da Rocha University of São.
1 An Assessment of the CFS real-time forecasts for Wanqiu Wang, Mingyue Chen, and Arun Kumar CPC/NCEP/NOAA.
Slide 1 CLOUDS AND STORMS PROJECT ATHENA Very high resolution global climate simulations with the ECMWF model Martin Miller ECMWF (Acknowledgements to.
Phil Arkin, ESSIC University of Maryland With thanks to: Pingping Xie, John Janowiak, and Bob Joyce Climate Prediction Center/NOAA Describing the Diurnal.
ESSL Holland, CCSM Workshop 0606 Predicting the Earth System Across Scales: Both Ways Summary:Rationale Approach and Current Focus Improved Simulation.
Cécile Hannay, Julio Bacmeister, Rich Neale, John Truesdale, Kevin Reed, and Andrew Gettelman. National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder EGU Meeting,
Jim Kinter David Straus, Erik Swenson, Richard Cirone
The African Monsoon Region and the Tropical Atlantic
Ensemble Spread and Resolution in Minerva Simulations
Precipitation variability over Arizona and
Orographic Influences on Rainfall Associated with Tropical Cyclone
Presentation transcript:

Preliminary Results from Project Athena Project Athena Team Presentation to the COLA Scientific Advisory Committee April 12, 2010 Very (Major Computing Operations Ended 0800 April 1)

Many Thanks To … ECMWF – Mats Hamrud – Thomas Jung – Martin Miller – Tim Palmer (co-PI) – Peter Towers – Nils Wedi NICS – Phil Andrews (co-PI) – Troy Baer – Matt Ezell – Christian Halloy – Dwayne John – Bruce Loftis – Kwai Wong Cray – Pete Johnsen – Per Nyberg NSF – AGS: Jay Fein – OCI: Steve Meacham, Rob Pennington JAMSTEC/U. Tokyo – Chihiro Kodama – Masaki Satoh (co-PI, U. Tokyo) – Hirofumi Tomita (co-PI, JAMSTEC) – Yohei Yamada COLA – Deepthi Achutavarier – Jennifer Adams – Eric Altshuler – Ben Cash – Paul Dirmeyer – Brian Doty – Bohua Huang – Emilia Jin – Jim Kinter (PI) – Larry Marx – Julia Manganello – Cristiana Stan – Tom Wakefield

Many Thanks To … ECMWF – Mats Hamrud – Thomas Jung – Martin Miller – Tim Palmer (co-PI) – Peter Towers – Nils Wedi NICS – Phil Andrews (co-PI) – Troy Baer – Matt Ezell – Christian Halloy – Dwayne John – Bruce Loftis – Kwai Wong Cray – Pete Johnsen – Per Nyberg NSF – AGS: Jay Fein – OCI: Steve Meacham, Rob Pennington JAMSTEC/U. Tokyo – Chihiro Kodama – Masaki Satoh (co-PI, U. Tokyo) – Hirofumi Tomita (co-PI, JAMSTEC) – Yohei Yamada COLA – Deepthi Achutavarier – Jennifer Adams – Eric Altshuler – Ben Cash – Paul Dirmeyer – Brian Doty – Bohua Huang – Emilia Jin – Jim Kinter (PI) – Larry Marx – Julia Manganello – Cristiana Stan – Tom Wakefield

Qualitative Analysis: 2009 NICAM Precipitation May 21-August 31

May Tropical Cyclone Aila 23May09 25May09 21May09 NICAM simulation accurately predicted development, evolution and track of Aila over 5- day period

Qualitative to Quantitative: Beyond Animations Athena Catalog – 8 NICAM (7 km) Boreal summer cases – 9 IFS T2047 (10 km) Boreal summer cases – 20 IFS T month hindcasts – 48 IFS 13-month hindcasts at T1279 (16 km), T511 (40 km), T159 (128 km) – 50 year IFS AMIP run at T1279, T511, T159 – 50 year IFS timeslice run at T1279, T511, T159 – Multiple ensemble members for select seasons at T1279, T511, T159 Sufficient data for quantitative analysis

7km: NICAM JJA Mean Rainfall at native resolution (8 seasons)

10km: IFS T2047 JJA Mean Rainfall at native resolution (8 seasons)

40 km: Chen et al. 0.5 degree JJA Mean Rainfall (8 seasons)

25 km: TRMM JJA Mean Rainfall (8 seasons)

128 km: IFS T159 JJA Mean Rainfall native resolution (8 seasons)

JJA Mean Precip Diurnal Cycle Amplitude (mm/day) Diurnal amplitude accurately represented

JJA Mean Precip Diurnal Cycle Phase (local hour of max) Qualitative differences between IFS and NICAM Plateau in improvement with resolution?

IFS JFM Mean Snow Depth CONUS Transect at 40 N Interpolated high-resolution agrees with native T159 Orographic features are not represented

Coarse Native Decreasing Resolution Biases Distribution

LARGE BIASES REMAIN

JJA Mean Diurnal Cycle Phase (local hour of max) NICAM more accurate in reproducing phase, despite large bias in amplitude

Atmosphere-Ocean Interactions Modest improvement with resolution All data at T159

Clear improvement in representing interannual variability

Tropical Cyclones Identification and Calibration Hodges Method:  850-hPa relative vorticity max  Lifetime > 2 days  Cyclogenesis in 0-20N over land and 0-30N over oceans  ξi / ξv, where  ξi is the 850-hPa relative vorticity threshold,  ξv is the threshold for difference in vorticity between 850 hPa and 250 hPa  ξi / ξv must hold for 1 day OBS: data from IBTrACS for OBS-STR: TCs with max 10-min sustained winds > 15.4 m/s (30 kt)

Track Density (Northern Hemisphere) Observed - Bengtsson et al IFS T1279 IFS T511 IFS T159 Similar results with model dependent calibration

Track Density (Northern Hemisphere) Observed - Bengtsson et al IFS T1279 IFS T511 IFS T159 Applying T1279 calibration to T159 eliminates most storms

Track Density (Northern Hemisphere)

Maximum Attained Wind Speed ( ) NAtl WPac Observed IFS T511 and T1279 Distribution shifts with resolution Still weaker than observed IFS: 10-m wind speed (10-min ave (T1279), 15-min ave (T511)) MJJASON season, IFS NAtl: 10-m wind speed (10-min ave (T1279), 15-min ave (T511)), MJJASON season,

TS CAT 1 CAT2 CAT3 CAT4 CAT5 TS CAT 1 CAT2 CAT3 CAT4 CAT5 IFS T storms 7.5 min avg NICAM GL storms 30 sec avg Maximum Attained Wind Speed JJA Simulations T2047 distribution similar to T1279 – more evidence of a plateau? Higher percentage of strong storms in NICAM

Summary – Unique data set and analysis opportunities Small fraction at COLA Fall catalog in archive at NICS – Precipitation Generally Improved Orographic features evident Diurnal cycle can be well-represented – No clear winner among models – Plateau in benefit of resolution with parameterized convection? Large tropical biases remain – Resolution is not a panacea

Summary (cont’d) – Impact of Resolution on Large Scales Improved blocking and synoptic statistics Atlantic air-sea coupling Important implications for climate change – Tropical cyclones improve with resolution What are T159 ‘cyclones’? Impact of non-parameterized convection? – Support for other COLA activities Monsoon predictability Maya express at T1279? MUCH more to come