1 The Concordiasi Project Additional observations over Antarctica for NWP F. Rabier, V. Guidard, S. Noton-Haurot, A. Doerenbecher, D. Puech, P. Brunel,

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1 The Concordiasi Project Additional observations over Antarctica for NWP F. Rabier, V. Guidard, S. Noton-Haurot, A. Doerenbecher, D. Puech, P. Brunel, A. Vincensini, H. Bénichou, Météo-France Ph Cocquerez, CNES A.Hertzog, F. Danis, IPSL/LMD T. Hock, S. Cohn, J. WangNCAR C. Sahin, A. Garcia-Mendez, J-N Thépaut ECMWF A. Cress, U. Pfluger, DWD R. Langland, NRL G. Verner, P. Koclas, CMC R. Gelaro, NASA/GMAO C. Parrett, R. SaundersMet Office Y. Sato JMA

2 CONCORDIASI Flights overview Sept 2010-January , a stable Austral Winter Polar Vortex 13 driftsondes launched out of 19 Super-pressure balloons in total

3 Dropsondes to calibrate the assimilation and for predictability studies Most of the sondes are dropped when coinciding MetOp overpasses + A-train Part of the dropsondes are deployed in sensitive areas Some in the Weddell Sea Calibration/validation of IASI assimilation, including cloudy cases validation of AVHRR winds and error specification … Model validation Comparison of monitoring statistics Data impact studies intercomparison of sensitivity to observations Localized singular vectors are computed at ECMWF Computed October the 3 rd for dropsondes the 4 th

4 Sea-Ice limit 640 Dropsondes ( )

5 Sensitivity to obs performed by NRL Rolf Langland, NRL

6 Radiosonde Verification Bias (left); RMS (right) Antartic region Comparison of Routine (red) against Experiment using stratospheric balloon measurements Results: Temperature- and Windspeedbias is reduced over Antarctica in the lower stratosphere RMS of temperature is reduced considerably for both, OBS minus FG and OBS minus Ana A. Cress DWD Assimilation of gondola information at DWD

7 OSE at Météo-France: impact of both dropsonde and gondola information over 7 weeks Significant impact in reduction of RMS(O-G) wrt radiosondes over Antarctica WithoutWith U 200hPa (m/s) V 200 hPa U 250 hPa V 250 hPa T 500 hPa (K) V. Guidard M é t é o-France

8 Model performance monitoring with dropsondes Various centres participated, and provided statistics for both Antarctic radiosondes and Concordiasi dropsondes CMC DWD ECMWF GMAO Meteo-France Met Office JMA

9 Monitoring of gondola temperature at hPa Large departures where gravity-wave activity

10 Comparison of O-G for radiosondes and dropsondes Relative humidity in %

11 Comparison of O-G for radiosondes and dropsondes Wind speed in m/s

12 Comparison of O-G for radiosondes and dropsondes Temperature in K Altitude of the plateau Sea surface

13 But some centres had applied a priori QC, other stats with maximum QC

14 Largest errors in temperature near the surface: models not cold enough over inland Antarctica

15 Concluding remarks Concordiasi provided an unprecedented data coverage of meteorological observations over Antarctica Both dropsonde and gondola information seem to have a positive impact on forecast performance (preliminary results from NRL, DWD and MF) Gondola temperature data at 60hPa shows the largest model errors in areas of strong gravity-wave activity Dropsonde information confirms statistics obtained with radiosondes and provide a more global view Most models have problems predicting the lowest level temperatures

16 Rabier, F., A. Bouchard, E. Brun, A. Doerenbecher, S. Guedj, V. Guidard, F. Karbou, V.-H. Peuch, L. E. Amraoui, D. Puech, C. Genthon, G. Picard, M. Town, A. Hertzog, F. Vial, P. Cocquerez, S. Cohn, T. Hock, H. Cole, J. Fox, D. Parsons, J. Powers, K. Romberg, J. VanAndel, T. Deshler, J. Mercer, J. Haase, L. Avallone, L. Kalnajsand, C. R.Mechoso, A. Tangborn, A. Pellegrini, Y. Frenot, A. McNally, J.-N. Thépaut, G. Balsamo and P. Steinle, 2010 : “The Concordiasi project in Antarctica” Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, January 2010, Guedj S., F. Karbou, F. Rabier, A. Bouchard, 2010: Toward a better modelling of surface emissivity to improve AMSU data assimilation over Antarctica. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING, Vol. 48, NO. 4, Bouchard A, F. Rabier, V. Guidard & F. Karbou, 2010 : Enhancements of satellite data assimilation over Antarctica. MWR, June 2010, 138, Brun, E., D. Six, G. Picard, V. Vionnet, L. Arnaud, E. Bazile, A. Boone, A. Bouchard, C. Genthon, V. Guidard, P Le Moigne, F. Rabier, Y. Seity, 2011: Snow-atmosphere coupled simulation at Dome C, Antarctica. Accepted in Journal of Glaciology. Vincensini, A., A. Bouchard, F. Rabier, V. Guidard, and N. Fourrié, 2011: IASI retrievals over Concordia within the framework of the Concordiasi programme in Antarctica. Submitted to GRL Papers on Concordiasi so far …