Georg Grell S.A. McKeen, S. E. Peckham, R. Ahmadov, J. Kazil, (NOAA/ESRL), J. D. Fast, (PNNL), M. Barth, G. Pfister, S. Wolters (all NCAR), J. Wong (University.

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Georg Grell S.A. McKeen, S. E. Peckham, R. Ahmadov, J. Kazil, (NOAA/ESRL), J. D. Fast, (PNNL), M. Barth, G. Pfister, S. Wolters (all NCAR), J. Wong (University of Colorado), S. Freitas (CPTEC, Brazil), P. Webley, M. Stuefer (University of Alaska), G. A. Creighton (AFWA), S. L. Jones (AER and AFWA), P. Tucella (L'Aquila ITALY) + many more national and international collaborators WRF-Chem (V3.4): A summary of status and updates WRF/Chem web site -

Structure of talk What is new in WRF/Chem – V3.4 Ongoing and future work 2

Adding Gas Phase Chemistry and Aerosol Packages (all implemented by ESRL) New gasphase chemistry packages using the Kinetic Pre Processor (KPP) include RACM and/or RADM with MADE/SORGAM coupled with aerosol indirect effect and simple aqueous phase chemistry (CMAQ AQCHEM routine) RACM – MADE/VBS-SOA (SORGAM was replaced by Volatility Basis Set (VBS) approach) 3

from Farina et al., 2010 Volatility Basis Set (VBS) Approach for MADE (modal scheme) “Aging” takes place in the gas phase OCV reactions with OH, deposition of these vapors can be significant removal mechanism. Organic condensable vapors (OCVs) Secondary Organic Aerosol (SOA) 8 Organic Aerosol Species: Optimized for OA bias removal and run-time efficiency

6/12/10, 10:00 UTC, maximum DWH impact North of 31° Surface SOA from DWH oil spill Gulfport, Mississippi The Volatility Basis Set Approach to SOA Application to the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill (Middlebrook et al., 2011, PNAS)

wetland CH 4 flux termite CH 4 flux soil uptake CH 4 flux WRF-Chem Greenhouse Gas Packages (chem_opt =17)-new in WRF- ChemV3.4  Online calculation of biospheric CH 4 fluxes wetland – Kaplan (2002) termite – Sanderson (1996) soil uptake – Ridgwell et al. (1999)  Passive tracer simulations for CO 2, CH 4, and CO (including all options of CO 2 tracer package, chem_opt=16)  Tuning of wetland fluxes through namelist options wpeat and wflood possible  Separate biomass burning option for CO 2, CH 4, and CO including plumerise calculation (biomass_burn_opt = 5)  Detailed description Beck et al., (2011): The WRF Greenhouse Gas Model (WRF- GHG) Technical Report No. 25, Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, Jena, Germany, available online at

A new dust model (dust_opt=3)

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Wet Deposition for MOZART gas species following Neu et al. (2011) Upper Chemical Boundary Conditions (Past/Present/Future UBC from WACCM climatology) MOZART/MOSAIC w. simplified SOA scheme Output tracking tool Lightning NO production for parameterized convection Various bug fixes (including a versatile bioemdt setting for MEGAN) NCAR/ACD Updates to WRF-V3.4

NCAR/ACD Updates to Preprocessing Tools All preprocessing tools now work on Lambert, Polar, Mercator and Lat/Lon projections mozbc updated to include time interpolation For questions on updates from NCAR/ACD contact Mary Barth, Gabriele Pfister, Alma Hodzic, Stacy Walters, John Wong

Fires and Volcanoes: What’s new in V3.4

Volcanic ash in WRF- Chem V3.4 Additional options for transport only (4 bins), transport + ash-fall (10 bins +so2 + so4) Coupled with some chemistry/aerosol modules (only using up to three bins – depending on size), interaction with meteorology included for these options Evaluation with aircraft, satellite, and lidar data from Eyjafjallajökull 2010

Particle Size BinPhiPercentage of mass 1 – 2mm-1 – – 1 mm0 – – 0.5 mm1 – – 250 µm2 – – 125 µm3 – – 62.5 µm4 – – µm5 – – µm6 – – µm7 – 810 < 3.9 µm> size bins for prediction of ash-fall and transport of volcanic ash Particle Size BinPhiPercentage of mass – µm5 – – µm6 – – µm7 – 810 < 3.9 µm> size bins for prediction if transport only is of interest 3 size bins for coupling with other aerosol modules

Forecast compared to Munich Lidar, April 17, 06Z

Other additions CMAQ AQCHEM routine was fixed and is now used for aqueous phase chemistry in the convective parameterization (namelist option conv_tr_aqchem, defaults to “1”) CMAQ-AQCHEM can also be used for explicit microphysics (chem_opt 40 and 41) Wet scavenging for aerosols, so2, so4, sulf, nh3, and hno3 in convective parameterization is now made optional (conv_tr_wetscav, defaults to “1”) 15

MAM (from CAM5) modal – 3 modes, 18 species ’simple’ MADE/SORGAM modal – 3 modes, 38 species MOSAIC sectional – 4 bins, 164 species ‘complex’ 9 times more species 1 simulation day ~ 21 min~ 24 min~ 60 min  g m -3 fine PM (< 2.5 mm), excluding dust ~1800 m AGL Identical emissions, meteorology, chemistry, dry deposition, boundary conditions Differences due to secondary aerosols (SO 4, NO 3, NH 4, organics) Treatment of organics: MAM: POA - non-volatile, SOA – simple yields MADE/SORGAM: POA - non-volatile, SOA - 2-product approach MOSAIC: ‘volatility basis set’ approach, volatile POA & SOA MAM > MOSAIC MOSAIC > MAM PNNL future addition: Aerosol Model from CAM5 Ported to WRF-Chem

WRF/Chem ongoing and future work – PNNL 1. Morrison-Gettleman microphysics coupled to aerosols 2. Aerosol resuspension treatment 3. Alternative treatments for cloud-aerosol interactions 4. Treatment of aerosol-cloud interactions and cloud chemistry in shallow and deep convective parameterizations (for larger scale simulations) 5. New particle formation treatment 6. Simplified photochemical mechanism (half the speed of CBM-Z) coupled with MAM and MOSAIC. 17 (1) Will probably make it into V3.5, (2) – (6) are questionable

WRF/Chem ongoing and future work – PNNL Aerosol modeling test bed is still in the works and making progress Some of the Analysis Toolkit Software available via the web site MILAGRO test bed data is finished, CHAPS, VOCALS, ISDAC/ARCTAS, CARES/CalNex integrated datasets (field campaign + routine monitoring) planned for the future 18

WRF/Chem current and future work – ESRL + other groups Aerosols were coupled with convective parameterization (G3, collaboratively with S. Freitas) Volcanic emissions will be added to more aerosol modules Using WPS to run WRF-Chem off global FIM-Chem 2008 EPA emissions (US) Improved global emissions (prep_chem_sources) Aerosol-microphysics interactions for RACM_MADE_SOA_VBS Including isoropia2 (MADE related aerosol modules) NASA: coupling GOCART with microphysics, also with new GODDARD radiation scheme 19

NCAR/ACD Future Updates WRF-Chem to work with MODIS_IGBP land cover inputs Updates to biogenic VOCs and SOA for MOZART/MOSAIC & TBD For questions on NCAR updates contact Mary Barth, Gabriele Pfister, Alma Hodzic, Stacy Walters, John Wong

Thank you! 21 Chem session is Thursday morning Posters are Wednesday afternoon Developers meeting at lunch today Publication list now online Please use this list to find papers to read and cite. Please send us your publications too! WRF/Chem web site -