1 SahaUMAC09Aug2016 Atmosphere Land Ocean Seaice Wave Chemistry Ionosphere Data Assimilation cycle Analysis frequency H ourly Forecast length 9 hours Resolution 10 ID: 783300
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UNIFIED GLOBAL COUPLED SYSTEM (UGCS) FOR WEATHER AND CLIMATE PREDICTION
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Slide2Atmosphere, Land, Ocean, Seaice, Wave, Chemistry, IonosphereData Assimilation cycleAnalysis frequency Hourly
Forecast length
9 hours
Resolution 10 km
Ensemble members 100Testing regime
3 years (last 3 years)Upgrade frequency 1 year
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DATA ASSIMILATION
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Slide3Atmosphere, Land, Ocean, Seaice, Wave, Chemistry, IonosphereWeather ForecastsForecast length 10 daysResolution
10 km
Ensemble members 10/dayTesting regime
3 years (last 3 years)
Upgrade frequency 1 year
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WEATHER FORECASTS
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Slide4Atmosphere, Land, Ocean, Seaice, Wave, Chemistry, IonosphereSub-seasonal forecastsForecast length
6
weeksResolution
40 kmEnsemble members
20/day
Testing regime 20 years (1999-present)Upgrade frequency 2
year
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SUB-SEASONAL FORECASTS
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Slide5Atmosphere, Land, Ocean, Seaice, Wave, Chemistry, IonosphereSeasonal ForecastsForecast length
9
monthsResolution
60 kmEnsemble members 40 (lagged)
Testing regime 40 years (1979-present)
Upgrade frequency 4 year
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SEASONAL FORECASTS
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Slide6Atmosphere, Land, Ocean, Seaice, Wave, Chemistry, IonospherePredictions for all spatial and temporal scales will be ensemble based.There will be a
continuous
process of making coupled Reanalysis
and Reforecasts for every implementation (weather, sub-seasonal and seasonal)
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NEW PARADIGM
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Slide7Atmosphere: Hybrid 4D-EnVAR approach using a 80-member coupled forecast and analysis ensemble, with Semi-Lagrangian dynamics, and 128 levels in the vertical hybrid sigma/pressure coordinates.Ocean/Seaice: GFDL MOM5.1/MOM6 and/or HYCOM for the ocean and CICE/SIS2/KISS for sea-ice coupling, using the NEMS coupler.
Aerosols: Inline GOCART for aerosol coupling.
Waves: WAVEWATCH III for wave coupling.
Land: LIS/Noah Land Model for land coupling.Ionosphere: Inline Whole Atmosphere Model (WAM) –up to 600km.
PROOF OF CONCEPT
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Slide8Coupled Model Ensemble ForecastNEMSOCEANSEA-ICE
WAVE
LAND
AERO
ATMOS
Ensemble Analysis (N Members)
OUTPUT
Coupled Ensemble Forecast (N members)
INPUT
Coupled Model Ensemble Forecast
NEMS
OCEAN
SEA-ICE
WAVE
LAND
AERO
ATMOS
NCEP Coupled
Hybrid Data
Assimilation
and Forecast System
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Slide9Status Report
Current status and future plans:
Work being done to add cold start and restart capabilities (with Cecelia’s group)
Merge of this system to the GSM/NEMS/NUOPC trunks.
NEMS/GSM parallel scripts to be modified to add coupling options.
Begin science (physics) testing for forecast-only runs for weather, sub-seasonal and seasonal runs, using CFSR initial conditions.
Begin testing for data assimilation, using the coupled model to generate coupled 9-hour forecasts as background guess for separate atmospheric, land, ocean,
seaice
, aerosols and wave DA.
Begin testing WWIII NEMS version with one-way coupling first (with the wave group)
Adapt
the NEMS-based NGAC-GOCART system to the
UGCS (with the aerosol group)
Begin work of writing the NEMS/CAPS for the MOM6 ocean model and SIS2 seaice model (with GFDL and Cecelia’s group)
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Slide10Challenges
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One
:
Working with six different groups to form a truly unified system, that will work for all spatial and temporal scales, requires buy-in from all the
groups,
governance at the highest
levels, and all-inclusive model testing protocols.
Two:
Working with our collaborators on the outside to make this a true community
model,
e.g
GMTB and other
test beds, with a comprehensive hierarchy of steps in model
development.Three: Resources for both labor and computations to implement this into operations with attendant reanalysis/reforecast for every implementation. Thinking outside the box, this requires a third computer or perhaps cloud computing options.