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Zaizhong Ma and Lars Peter Riishojgaard Joint Center for Satellite Data Assimilation & University of Maryland Baltimore County Michiko Masutani NCEP Environmental Modeling Center

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Initial Results of Wind Lidar Observing System Simulation Experiments. Zaizhong Ma and Lars Peter Riishojgaard Joint Center for Satellite Data Assimilation & University of Maryland Baltimore County Michiko Masutani NCEP Environmental Modeling Center. Overview:. Wind Lidar OSSEs - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Initial Results of Wind  Lidar  Observing System Simulation Experiments

Zaizhong Ma and Lars Peter Riishojgaard

Joint Center for Satellite Data Assimilation & University of Maryland Baltimore County

Michiko Masutani

NCEP Environmental Modeling Center

Page 2: Initial Results of Wind  Lidar  Observing System Simulation Experiments

Wind Lidar OSSEs

OSSEs setup

Initial results Anomaly Correlation coefficients (500hPa Geopotential

Height)

Tropical Wind RMSE (200hPa and 850hPa)

Summary and Future work

02/08/2011 2Working Group on Space-based Lidar Winds, Miami

Overview:

Page 3: Initial Results of Wind  Lidar  Observing System Simulation Experiments

Impact experiments carried out as part of NASA-NOAA Joint OSSE collaboration

Common Nature Run supplied by ECMWF

Shared simulation of reference observations; contributions by NESDIS, GMAO, NCEP, et al.

Wind Lidar OSSE project funded by NASA (Kakar and Lee) under ROSES 2007

02/08/2011 3Working Group on Space-based Lidar Winds, Miami

Wind Lidar OSSEs:

Page 4: Initial Results of Wind  Lidar  Observing System Simulation Experiments

NCEP GFS coupled with GSI data assimilation system GFS at T-126 horizontal resolution “OSSE period”: July 01-Aug 15 , 2005 (simulated)

Most observing systems used for routine operational NWP included, except GPSRO and IASI

02/08/2011 4Working Group on Space-based Lidar Winds, Miami

Experiment Setup:

Number of lidar observations per analysis cycle (shown only for 00Z)

Total rejection rate around 6%

Page 5: Initial Results of Wind  Lidar  Observing System Simulation Experiments

02/08/2011 Working Group on Space-based Lidar Winds, Miami 5

Four experiments, all verified against Nature Run CTRL : Assimilating the “observation” from NR, except Lidar wind data NOUV : CTRL without raob (220, 221 and 232) NONW: CTRL without all wind data DWL : CTRL + hybrid Satellite lidar wind data

Experiment Setup (cons):

0118 July0112 July …… 1500 Aug

Cycling experiments with 6h assimilation window from July 01 to Aug 15, 2005

5-day Forecast

5-day Forecast

EXP: CTRL, NOUV, NONW, DWL

Five-day forecast launched every day at 00, 06, 12, 18Z

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500hPa HGT anomaly correlation coefficients

02/08/2011 6Working Group on Space-based Lidar Winds, Miami

0.8%

NH1.8%

SH

More fine scalesMore fine scales

Page 7: Initial Results of Wind  Lidar  Observing System Simulation Experiments

Time series of 500hPa geopotential height ACNH SH

Day 1

Day 5

Day 3

Candidates for additional study

02/08/2011 7Working Group on Space-based Lidar Winds, Miami

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NH: 500hPa

02/08/2011 8Working Group on Space-based Lidar Winds, Miami

Time series of 500hPa geopotential height AC (con.)

SH: 500hPa

Page 9: Initial Results of Wind  Lidar  Observing System Simulation Experiments

RMSE: 200, 850hPa Wind error in tropics

02/08/2011 9Working Group on Space-based Lidar Winds, Miami

200hPa 850hPa

Page 10: Initial Results of Wind  Lidar  Observing System Simulation Experiments

200 hPa 850 hPa

Day 1

Day 5

Day 3

10

02/08/2011 10Working Group on Space-based Lidar Winds, Miami

Time series of 200, 850hPa Wind RMSE in tropics

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Forecast: Day 1 Forecast: Day 5

02/08/2011 11Working Group on Space-based Lidar Winds, Miami

Time series of Wind RMSE in tropics

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A comprehensive OSSE system has been developed under the Joint OSSE collaboration

Initial results simulating expected impact of GWOS observations on NCEP GFS system are very encouraging Small positive impact in North Hemisphere (~ 1%)

Larger positive impact in South Hemisphere (~ 2%)

Very large positive impact in tropics

Future work: special case study (shown in Slide 7), increasing horizontal resolutions (T382) …

02/08/2011 12Working Group on Space-based Lidar Winds, Miami

Summary and Future work: