1 NGGPS Dynamic Core Requirements Workshop NCEP Future Global Model Requirements and Discussion Mark Iredell, Global Modeling and EMC August 4, 2014.

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1 NGGPS Dynamic Core Requirements Workshop NCEP Future Global Model Requirements and Discussion Mark Iredell, Global Modeling and EMC August 4, 2014

Requirement Categories  Model development  Framework  Physics and chemistry  Data assimilation  Ensemble modeling  Weather prediction  Seasonal prediction  Hurricane prediction  Space weather prediction  Air quality prediction  Adaptability and flexibility 2

Model development EMC global branch must own the operational code o Master version on local repository o Agile development for NCEP needs O2R2O2R2O… o Regular O2R and R2O synchronization o Probably need oversight board 3

Framework Model must be run within NEMS (NOAA Environmental Modeling System) o ESMF gridded component wrapper  Init, Run, Finalize  Import State, Export State all in arguments  Standard metadata o Output through export state to be written by separate NEMS Write component 4

Physics and chemistry Single column physics and chemistry Currently time-split from dynamics in the GFS, and each parameterization can have its own time scheme, including implicit schemes Want efficient dynamics (so physics and chemistry can take proportionately more time) Want fast accurate conservative monotonic transport Potential for varying horizontal resolution with height (higher in PBL, lower in stratosphere) Potential for different grids for some physics Use generic NUOPC GFS physics driver 5

Atmosphere Model including Dynamics  t, u, v, w, T, , p, z, q x, c x, a x destaggered Tendencies and Updates Init Mode Dynamical equations, advection, horizontal mixing, diffusion. Radiation Deep and Shallow Cumulus Surface Layer PBL and Vertical Mixing Micro- physics Modified Kalnay Rules Layer NUOPC Physics Driver Schematic Output Diagnostics fields rates budgets others Atmospheric Physics Driver (init, run, finalize modes) Initialize Physics Tables and Databases Finalize Mode. standard interface for model physics

Data assimilation Non-orthogonal variable resolution grid o Definition of background error will be difficult  Different error characteristics at different locations  Lower resolution ensembles may not be representative  Appropriate stochastic part of ensemble changes over grid o Should calculate O-B on original grid, a capability that isn’t ready o If increments are on regular grid, there could be resolution issues o Should be done in model’s vertical coordinate Non-hydrostatic o Insufficient observing system to define non-hydrostatic component (radar?) o Additional degrees of freedom in analysis – balance more difficult o Analysis increment assumed hydrostatic? 4D-var requires adjoint and tangent linear of forecast model Impact on computational expense of assimilation system? 7

Ensemble modeling Stochastic forcing o Requires operations on the dynamics grid o Dynamics may need to provide grid services Restart capability Fault tolerance 8

Weather prediction Current requirement is 1 24-hour high resolution forecast every 500 seconds of wall time on 38% of operational computer All are important, but speed and resolution relatively more important than conservation within dynamic core for short forecasts Errors in dynamics do not need to be less than errors in physics or initial conditions General tracer capability for gases, aerosols, second order fields (like TKE), etc. 9

Seasonal prediction Physics (and coupling) tends to be more important than dynamics seasonally All are important, but speed and conservation relatively more important than resolution within dynamic core for short forecasts Errors in dynamics do not need to be less than errors in physics or boundary forcing Restart capability o Must be able to get bit-identical answer if configured properly 10

Hurricane prediction NEMS hurricane nests dycore requirements o Two-way feedback (upscale feedback captures effect of hurricane on environment) o Storm-following nests NEMS hurricane nests other requirements o Scalable physics o Multi-grid combined GRIB products directly from model (plus custom hurricane products) o Coupled atmos-wave-ocean 11

Space weather prediction Need 600 km top, so at 10% of Earth’s radius, errors occur unless deep atmosphere assumption (r=a+z) is used. Must tolerate temperatures of over 2000 K and winds over 1000 m/s Also requires O and O 2 be treated as separate tracers carrying their respective specific heat and gas constant. 12

Air quality prediction Requires fast accurate conservative monotonic transport of tracers specified at run time. Some tracers (gases) may carry their own gas constant, some (aerosols) may not, and some (TKE) may not contribute mass 13

Adaptability and flexibility It is a massive ordeal to replace a dynamical core in operations. Therefore any replacement must last for a long time. Therefore the overarching requirement of a dynamical core is that it be adaptable and flexible to future upgrades, even those we cannot anticipate now. 14