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3. Products of the EPS for three-month outlook 1) Outline of the EPS 2) Examples of products 3) Performance of the system
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The EPS for three-month outlook Atmospheric model (Atmosphere- Land) SST persisted SST anomaly Initial Atmosphere Land Ocean Products Guidance Map …... Analysis BoundaryCondition
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What can a model predict ? Where does the signal of long-range forecast come from ? Response of atmosphere to the slowly varying boundary conditions Especially, SST anomalies in the tropics such as ENSO → Anomalies of large scale convective activity → Anomalies of large scale divergence flow → Anomalies of tropical circulation direct and indirect influence on the circulation in the mid- and high- latitudes
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u,v,w Kelvin Wave Rossbywave u, v, p in the low level * tropical circulation is depicted approximately. Symmetric heating on the equator Linear response on heating in the tropics : Matsuno-Gill response Gill.A.E.(1980) QJRMS,447 - Heating L L
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W Circulation anomalies associated with ENSO (DJF) Stream function at 200hPa Stream function at 850hPa OLR Composite Map in El-Nino years
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W Example of three-month outlook products(1) DJF 2002/03 Init:2002/11/10 OBS FCST and Error Precipitation anomalies Stream function anomalies at 200hPa Error of Stream function anomalies at 200hPa
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Example of three-month outlook products(2) 1999.12 ( Very Cold in the Indochina Peninsula) W
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Example of three-month outlook products(2) 1999.12 ( Very Cold in the Indochina Peninsula) Init:1999/11/30 Precipitation anomalies Stream function anomalies at 850hPa OBS FCST
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W Example of three-month outlook products(3) DJF 2003/04 Init:2003/11/15 SSTA Precipi- tation Velocity potential at 200hPa Stream function at 200hPa at 850hPa
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Configuration of Seasonal forecast experiment (Hindcast) Model : JMA AGCM(T63v0103) Target years : 1984 to 2001, 18 years Target months : All months ( initial date is the end of every month) Integration time : Four months Atmospheric initial condition : ERA-15 from 1984 to 1993, and JMA’s operational global analyses from 1994 to 2001 Land surface initial condition : Land surface initial condition: Output from SiB forced by ERA-15 from 1984 to 1993, and 10- year average of them for 1994 to 2001 SST : Anomaly at initial date is persisted during the forecast period Ensemble size : Five members
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Verification of circulation fields (Z500) 13-months running mean :above 0.5 :above 0.4 El Nino La Nina Anomaly correlation scores (ACC) of 90 day mean 500hPa geopotential height at 21-110 forecast range for all cases (1984.1-2001.12). North Pacific(20N-90N,90E-90W) region W
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.5.5 0.5.5 0 Verification of circulation fields (Z500) All cases ENSO years ( top left): Nrothern Hemisphere (20N-90N) (top right): Eurasia (20N-90N,0-180E) (bottom left):North Pacific (20N-90N,90E-90W) (bottom right) East Asia (20N-60N,90E-170E) Month to month variation of anomaly correlation scores (ACC) of 90 day mean 500hPa geopotential height at 21-110 forecast.
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W Verification of temperature at 2m and precipitation Standard Verification System (SVS) for Long-range Forecast T2m JAS (init:5/31) Precipitation MSSS Corre lation
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Could the model predict summer season climate in Asia and Pacific region?
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Prediction of precipitation in summer (JJA) Distribution of interannual temporal correlation coefficients between observed (CMAP) and model ensemble average forecast precipitation for 18 years (1984-2001). Initial: 30 April Forecast range: 31-120day (90 day mean)
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Prediction of precipitation in the western North Pacific summer monsoon (WNPM) region (110-160E,10-20N) Day: 31-120 Initial:4.30 Interannual variations of observed and model precipitation anomaly in the western North Pacific summer monsoon region (110-160E,10- 20N) in JJA Observation Ensemble average Marks Each forecast
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(Relationship between activities of WNPM and lower tropospheric circulation) Distribution of interannual temporal correlation coefficients between area averaged precipitation(110E-160E,10N- 20N) and stream function at 850hP in JJA for 18 years (1984-2001).
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Observation Ensemble average Marks Each forecast Interannual variations of observed and model 850hPa vorticity anomaly in NPSH region (110-140E,10-30N) Initial: 30 April forecast range:31-120 day Prediction of westward extension of North Pacific subtropical High in summer Lu and Dong(JMSJ,2001)
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Prediction of summer (JJA) in 1998 Precipitation observation forecast PSI850 observation forecast Initial: 31 May 1998 Forecast range: 1-90 day
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Remarks 1) Prediction skills should be checked before you use the products. 2) Improvement of the EPS for seasonal forecast is required.
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