Geneva 2-3 December 2011 Proposal for a sub-seasonal research data set.

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Geneva 2-3 December 2011 Proposal for a sub-seasonal research data set

Geneva 2-3 December 2011 Sub-seasonal real-time Operational Forecasts ECMWFJMANCEPUKMOCAWCREC (EXP) KMACMACPTEC (EXP) Time Range d 0-32d 0-34 d 0-45d 0-60d 0-120d 0-35d 0-30d 0-45d 0-30 Resol. T639/ 319L62 T159L60T126L64N96L85T47L170.6x0.6 L40 T106L21T63L16T126L28 Ens. Size Freq.Twice a week Once a week Once a day Once a week 3 times a month 6 times a month Once a day HcstsOn the fly FixOn the fly FixOn the fly Fix?No HcSt Freq Once a week 3 times a month Once a day 4 times a month 3 times a month Once a week 3 times a month ?- Hcst Length Past 18 years Past 15 years ?- HCST Ens. size ?-

Geneva 2-3 December Proposal for a sub-seasonal database 5-year experiment At first, consider only the weekly forecasts starting on Monday or Thursday or either Monday or Thursday Monday: ECMWF, NCEP, UKMO, EC(?), CACWR(?) Thursday: ECMWF, JMA, NCEP, UKMO, CAWCR (?), EC(?) Archive daily means of real-time forecasts + hindcasts. Real-time forecasts 1 week behind real-time? Archive the variables in a 1.5x1.5 degree grid or lower once a week. Use TIGGE protocol (GRIB2) for archiving the data. The data could also be archived in NETCDF for WCRP community. Use of the first 2 months of the CHFP (?) seasonal and climate forecasting systems to compare with the archive (above). Need for daily or weekly/pentads archive.

Geneva 2-3 December 2011 Proposed list of variables: TIGGE pressure level fields 1000, 925, 850,700,500,300,250,200, 100, 50?,10 Geopotential Height Specific Humidity Temperature U V Potential vorticity at 320K Potential temperature, u, V a PV level 2

Geneva 2-3 December 2011 Proposed list of variables: TIGGE Surface fields -10 meter U -10 meter v - CAPE -Convective inhibition -Field capacity -Land-se mask -Orography -Skin temperature -Snow depth water equivalent -Snow fall water equivalent -Soil moisture -Sunshine duration -Surface air dew point temperature (?) -Surface air maximum temperature -Surface air minimum temperature -Surface air temperature -Surface pressure -Time integrated outgoing long -wave radiation Time integrated surface latent heat flux -Time –integrated surface net solar radiation -Time integrated surface net thermal radiation - Time-integrated surface sensible heat flux -Total cloud cover -Total Column water -Total precipitation (LSP and CP) -Wilting point - 2-meter temperature - Surface wind stress (East-West and North- South) - Mean sea-level pressure - Sea surface temperature OCEAN: - Sea surface salinity -ML depth -Heat content 300 m -Salinity 300m -Surface currents(?)

Geneva 2-3 December 2011 Potential archiving centers ECMWF and IRI could be interested – NCAR (?) For archiving at ECMWF, we shouldn’t exceed 10% of TIGGE, about 18 TB per year

Geneva 2-3 December 2011 Archiving cost Hypothesis: 1x1 degree or less – 80 variables (134 kb /day/variable/ensemble member) Total cost of about 13 TB/year Current cost of TIGGE: 178 TBytes /year RTHCTOT ECMWF JMA NCEP UKMO EC CAWCR

Geneva 2-3 December 2011 ISSUES Need to also archive calibrated fields? Calibration period ? Hindcast archiving? Needs to be defined by WMO for GRIB2. At ECMWF, we use 2 dates in the GRIB definition: - DATE (date of the real-time forecast) - HDATE (hindcast date). This plan should be OK for the WWRP community but would the WCRP community use it? Issue with GRIB2. Possible solution would be to have a mirror archiving of all or some fields in netcdf (CHFP). What to do with seasonal forecasts? Ideally the first 2 months of the CHFP seasonal forecasts could be compared. Need for daily archive.

Geneva 2-3 December 2011 Need for calibrated products? The daily archive could satisfy the “motivated experienced” user but computing anomalies may be too cumbersome and too costly for many users. A possible solution would be to archive calibrated anomalies averaged over a weekly period or pentads. This could be done for just a few key variables as a demonstration. This could be done in collaboration with the ET-ELRF team. Possible issues: More work for data providers although this will be done for CBS. Common calibration period? GRIB2 definition should be agreed