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Regional Re-analyses of Observations, Ensembles and Uncertainties of Climate information Per Undén Coordinator UERRA SMHI
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Objective of UERRA To produce ensembles of European regional meteorological reanalyses of Essential Climate Variables for several decades and to estimate the associated uncertainties in the data sets.
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Historical observations Data rescue – Fill in gaps in data from 1950 onwards – Sub-daily data Less than on monthly scales but we know where to find them – Long term climate records from early 20th C Data development – Quality controls – consistency in time – networks – Homogenisation over time – Improvements Gridded data sets improvements & uncertainties
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EURO4M PROJECT (URV) Southern Mediterranean climatic database
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E-OBS coverage Tx/n
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Gridded data sets – E-OBS Sophisticated interpolation of observations to a regular grid
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xxxx ( wavelength ) Produce gridded data sets from observations
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Data assimilation 06 UTC 12 UTC 18 UTC (06 UTC(12 UTC1-3 h) (18 UTC time NWP model
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Numerical Weather Prediction model improves over the years Due to a) Model changes b) Higher resolution c) More or better observations HIRLAM Reference 1995-2011 surface pressure RMS error: Different model versions
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NWP model and analysis system remain fixed during the period Time : 1961 - 2014 Observations : As complete as possible or improving during the period Reanalysis quality remains the same or improving
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More motivations for reanalysis Data sets are at different resolution over long periods – e.g. 40 km – 20 km, 10 km, improving rapidly with time ! Different variables over time – e.g. T2m, Td2m – Pmsl, wind at 10 m, T2m, Td2m Different time resolution – e.g. Once a day – 0, 6, 12, 18 May be some period missing !
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UERRA Deterministic models 11 km European 3D-VAR re-analysis 50 years – Very demanding in CPU and data resource – HARMONIE 2 model physics (ALADIN/ALARO) – Vegetation cover ( cooperation MF) – Surface analysis improvements – soil (Deterministic MO at 12 km and UBO ~ 6 km) 5 km European 2D MESCAN (MF) cooperation – MESCAN developments – short runs – downstream from 11 km and 2 model physics 5 km European cloud MESAN analysis
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EURO4M : SMHI WP2: 3D/2D reanalysis 3D: HIRLAM - ERA on the borders and as a large scale constraint - 60 vertical levels - 22 km horizontal resolution ERA Interim 2D: MESAN - HIRLAM as first guess - Surface parameters - 5 km grid
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Downscaling temperature Vertical and horizontal interpolation considering differences in orography, fraction of land and distance. Effect of anisotropic structure function.
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Two step downscaling
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SMHI and Météo-France
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Met Office
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19 Ensemble forecasts -> ensemble analyses forecast length temperature the weather development as a Probability Density Function (PDF) initial forecast
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4D-Var Hybrid MOGREPS-G 4D-Var Linear model 21Z15Z12Z9Z3Z6Z 0Z
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Ensemble Data Assimilation (EDA) Met Office EDA – Downscaled from ERA-CLIM2, ERA-20C – 20 members at 36 km – Higher resolution control, 12 km – From 1970s, satellite era DWD / Uni Bonn Ensemble Kalman Filter EDA
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Uncertainty estimations - To evaluate deterministic, ensemble reanalyses and downscaled reanalyses through comparison to ECV datasets, that were derived independently - To establish a consistent knowledge base on the uncertainty of reanalyses across all of Europe, by adopting a common evaluation procedure for ECVs, derived climate indicators, extremes and scales of variability that are of particular interest to users - To statistically assess the provided information over Europe by applying the common evaluation procedure to the reanalyses products, gridded datasets and satellite data
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Examples of methods: Spread in ensembles of Reanalyses Validations against independent data sets – Precipitation and space based Validations against observation-gridded data sets – E-OBS 25-50 km and varying data density (sometimes low) Depending on interpolation method – Sub-regional high resolution other data sets Statistical modelling, space and time scales
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Products Grid point fields of ECVs will be on : MARS and Web map service – ECMWF, KNMI ESGF services Hydrological downstream modelling – Validation of re-analyses Climate Indicators (CIBs)
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ModelMO controlMO ensemble HARMONIE (SMHI/MF) deterministic 2 versions COSMO Ensemble (Univ. Bonn, DWD) Assimilation4D-VAR hybrid Ensemle transform filter -”-3D-VAREnsemble transform filter Resolution12 km 70 levels 36 km 70 levels 11 km 65 levels6/12 km 40 levels Ensemble202 physics versions for part of the period 10-20 members Period1978-20131961-20135 years ObservationsConventional and satellites Conventional plus large scale constraint from ERA Conventional and satellite
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Beyond state of the art A manifold of European reanalyses At much higher resolution than before Spanning several decades (~ 30-50 years +) More observations and extended gridded sets Novel ensemble data assimilation methods Uncertainty estimates in several ways Data services much more extensive than before User interaction and user oriented products
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Climate indicators Mean values – Temperarure – Wind – Humidity Extreme values, Precipitation, temperature Length of seasons – Growth (forest, vegetation, crops) – Snow Number of days of – Frost, heat, snow, precipitation, dry days
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ERA-Interim (78 km) : Number of NOVEMBER ice days, mean temperature and wind speed 100 m agl (wind power rotor). Gridpoint in the middle of Västerbotten (SE)
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Forest damage (red) due to storms and re-analyis gust winds (1958-2000)
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