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Projection of SORCE Total Solar Irradiance Measurements 5-10 Days Forward for Near Real-Time Applications Climate Science Branch, NASA Langley Research Center Shashi K. Gupta 1 , David P. Kratz 2 , Paul W. Stackhouse, Jr. 2 , Parnchai Sawaengphokhai 1 , and Anne C. Wilber 1 1 Science Systems and Applications, Inc., Hampton, Virginia 2 NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia 2014 SORCE Science Conference Cocoa Beach, Florida 28-31 January 2014

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Page 1: Projection of SORCE Total Solar Irradiance Measurements 5

Projection of SORCE Total Solar Irradiance Measurements5-10 Days Forward for Near Real-Time Applications"

Climate Science Branch, NASA Langley Research Center"

Shashi K. Gupta1, David P. Kratz2, Paul W. Stackhouse, Jr.2,"Parnchai Sawaengphokhai1, and Anne C. Wilber1"

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1Science Systems and Applications, Inc., Hampton, Virginia"2NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia"

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2014 SORCE Science Conference"Cocoa Beach, Florida"28-31 January 2014"

Page 2: Projection of SORCE Total Solar Irradiance Measurements 5

Background and Motivation"

Climate Science Branch, NASA Langley Research Center"

•  SORCE TSI Version-14 daily data (up to 30 June 2013) currently in use for CERES processing."

"•  Planned to use SORCE TSI for a CERES sub-project." FLASHFlux: Fast Longwave and Shortwave Radiative fluxes.""•  TOA and Surface LW and SW fluxes in one week of real-time.""•  Satellite observations and coincident meteorology from GMAO

available within 2 days of real-time.""•  TSI data needed to start processing. Seven-day latency of

SORCE created the need to project TSI at least 5 days forward.""•  Objective was to accomplish this with minimal uncertainty even

though no expectation of projecting day-to-day fluctuations."

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SORCE Interruption and Source Change"

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•  With interruption of SORCE data in July 2013, plans changed."

•  ACRIM3 data was considered. Latency generally too long." In late January 2014, data available to 17 September 2013.""•  Composite dataset from RMIB considered. Latency less" than one month. Data available up to 07 January 2014."

•  RMIB composite can be used for CERES, not for FLASHFlux."

•  Hoping that TCTE data will come online soon and will be" available with a latency comparable to that of SORCE."

•  Explored statistics of available data for help in projection." Long timeseries in hand allowed testing of our methods."

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Statistics Explored"

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•  Value for last available day (i.e., persistence) and averages over previous 10, 30, and 90 days examined."•  Two sample years were chosen for study."

"Year of high sunspot activity - 1991""Year of low sunspot activity – 2009"

•  1991 data is WRC composite offset to match SORCE."

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TSI Timeseries for 1991 (upper) and 2009 (lower)"

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Projection by Persistence - 1991"

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5-Day Projection Based on Persistence for 1991

Mean X = 1361.5573Mean Y = 1361.5841Mean Bias = 0.0269

RMS Difference = 0.9933

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Projection by 10-Day Averaging - 1991"

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10-Day Averaging

5-Day Projection by 10-Day Averaging for 1991

Mean X = 1361.5573Mean Y = 1361.5966Mean Bias = 0.0393

RMS Difference = 0.9303

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Projection by 30-Day Averaging - 1991"

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5-Day Projection by 30-Day Averaging for 1991

Mean X = 1361.5573Mean Y = 1361.6103Mean Bias = 0.0530

RMS Difference = 0.8309

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Projection by 90-Day Averaging - 1991"

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5-Day Projection by 90-Day Averaging for 1991

RMS Difference = 0.7926

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Projection by Persistence - 2009"

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Mean X = 1360.5630Mean Y = 1360.5636Mean Bias = 0.0006

5-Day Projection Based on Persistence for 2009

RMS Difference = 0.0628

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Projection by 10-Day Averaging - 2009"

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Mean X = 1360.5630Mean Y = 1360.5617Mean Bias = -0.0013

RMS Difference = 0.0707

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Projection by 30-Day Averaging - 2009"

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Mean X = 1360.5630Mean Y = 1360.5590Mean Bias = -0.0040

RMS Difference = 0.0577

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Projection by 90-Day Averaging - 2009"

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Mean X = 1360.5630Mean Y = 1360.5517Mean Bias = -0.0112

RMS Difference = 0.0594

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Summary Results - 1991"

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Table 2. Comparison of mean bias and root mean square difference (RMSD) for between measured and projected total solar irradiance (TSI) values for different averaging periods and projection lengths. The year 1991 (a high solar activity year) was used in this illustration. Values of statistical parameters are in Wm-2.

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5 Bias 0.0269 0.0393 0.0530 0.0512 RMSD 0.9933 0.9303 0.8309 0.7926

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10 Bias 0.0454 0.0409 0.0597 0.0534 RMSD 1.0758 0.9639 0.8411 0.7920

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Summary Results - 2009"

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Table 3. Comparison of mean bias and root mean square difference (RMSD) for between measured and projected total solar irradiance (TSI) values for different averaging periods and projection lengths. The year 2009 (a quiet sun year) was used in this illustration. Values of statistical parameters are in Wm-2.

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1 10 30 90 5 Bias 0.0006 -0.0013 -0.0040 -0.0112 RMSD 0.0628 0.0707 0.0577 0.0594 7 Bias 0.0002 -0.0021 -0.0045 -0.0117 RMSD 0.0716 0.0707 0.0588 0.0601

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Timeseries of Annual Averages and RMS Differences"

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Summary and Concluding Remarks"

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•  The original goal was to use daily SORCE TSI data with 7-day latency" and project it 5 days forward for use in FLASHFlux processing.""•  With that or similar data stream available, we can project 5 days" forward using averages of previous 10, 30, or 90 days with" uncertainties < 1.0 Wm-2 during years of high sunspot activity;" < 0.1 Wm-2 during quiet years. Corresponding biases are <0.1 Wm-2 and ≅0.01 Wm-2 respectively. Based on these results, we chose to" use 90-day averaging in our projections." "•  With the present interruption of SORCE data, its use for FLASHFlux" is on hold. When TCTE data become available (hopefully, with" similar latency) use for FLASHFlux will be reconsidered. In the " meantime, FLASHFlux will continue to use a value of 1361 Wm-2.""•  Edition-4 of CERES processing is using SORCE Version-14 up to" 30 June 2013. Composite data provided by Royal Meteorological" Institute of Belgium (RMIB) scaled to match SORCE data will be " used from 1 July 2013 onward until TCTE data become available."

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Back-up Slides"

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Need for Projection"

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•  Today’s date: 29 Jan 2014.""•  Satellite observations and" meteorology available for: 27 Jan 2014." For processing to start, TSI needed.""•  Latest SORCE data available for: 22 Jan 2014." Hence, the need to project SORCE 5 days. "

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Lag Correlations"

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