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1 Intertropical ocean-atmosphere coupling in a state of the art Earth System Model: Evaluating the representation of turbulent air-sea fluxes in IPSL-CM5A Alina Găinuşă-Bogdan, Pascale Braconnot Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l Environnement, Saclay, France
2 Turbulent fluxes Sensible heat flux ρc p C H (U-U s ) (T s -T a ) Momentum flux = Wind stress ρc D (U-U s ) 2 Latent heat flux ρl ν C E (U-U s ) (Q s -Q a )
3 IPSL-CM5A Approach OBS Direct evaluation of the model of interest
4 IPSL-CM5A Approach OBS Direct evaluation of the model of interest LMDZ5A AMIP IPSL-CM5A OBS Atmospheric processes Oceanatmosphere feedbacks
5 IPSL-CM5A Approach OBS Direct evaluation of the model of interest LMDZ5A AMIP IPSL-CM5A OBS Atmospheric processes Oceanatmosphere feedbacks IPSL-CM5A IPSL-CM4 IPSL-CM5AMR IPSL-CM5B OBS Model development perspective
6 IPSL-CM5A Approach OBS LMDZ5A AMIP IPSL-CM5A IPSL-CM5A IPSL-CM4 climatologies OBS annual mean large-scale patterns seasonality in selected regions Direct evaluation of the model of interest Atmospheric processes Oceanatmosphere feedbacks IPSL-CM5AMR IPSL-CM5B OBS Model development perspective
7 Data Models IPSL-CM5A LMDZ5A AMIP IPSL-CM5AMR IPSL-CM4 IPSL-CM5B Validation data sets 3 in situ 3 satellite-based 3 hybrid 3 reanalyses 2 ocean model forcing Period of reference:
8 Important model biases IPSL-CM5A P [mm/d] GPCP P [mm/d]
9 Important model biases IPSL-CM5A P [mm/d] GPCP P [mm/d] SST [ o C] Δ: IPSL-CM5A - OBS
![P [mm/d]](/docs-images/92/110268899/images/10-2.jpg "AMIP SST [")
![o C] Δ:](/docs-images/92/110268899/images/10-3.jpg "IPSL-CM5A -")
10 Important model biases IPSL-CM5A P [mm/d] GPCP P [mm/d] AMIP P [mm/d] SST [ o C] Δ: IPSL-CM5A - OBS
11 What about the fluxes? <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ]
12 What about the fluxes? <OBS> Δ: IPSL-CM5A - <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ]
13 What about the fluxes? <OBS> Δ: IPSL-CM5A - <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] MAX IPSL-CM5A - <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ]
14 What about the fluxes? <OBS> Δ: IPSL-CM5A - <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] MAX OBS - <OBS> MAX IPSL-CM5A - <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ]
![LHF [W/m 2 ] LHF](/docs-images/92/110268899/images/15-2.jpg "[W/m 2 ] MAX OBS")
15 What about the fluxes? <OBS> Δ: IPSL-CM5A - <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] MAX OBS - <OBS> MAX IPSL-CM5A - <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ]
16 <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ]
17 <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] NINO3 (150 o W-90 o W; 5 o S-5 o N)
18 <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] Satellite In situ Reanalysis Hybrid Ocean model surface forcing NINO3 (150 o W-90 o W; 5 o S-5 o N) τ x [Pa] τ y [Pa] SHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] W10m [m/s] SST-T2m [ o C] SST [ o C] Q2m [g/kg]
19 <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] Satellite In situ Reanalysis Hybrid Ocean model surface forcing NINO3 (150 o W-90 o W; 5 o S-5 o N) τ x [Pa] τ y [Pa] SHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] W10m [m/s] SST-T2m [ o C] SST [ o C] Q2m [g/kg]
20 <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] Satellite In situ Reanalysis Hybrid Ocean model surface forcing NINO3 (150 o W-90 o W; 5 o S-5 o N) τ x [Pa] τ y [Pa] SHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] W10m [m/s] SST-T2m [ o C] SST [ o C] Q2m [g/kg]
21 <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] Satellite In situ Reanalysis Hybrid Ocean model surface forcing NINO3 (150 o W-90 o W; 5 o S-5 o N) τ x [Pa] τ y [Pa] SHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] W10m [m/s] SST-T2m [ o C] SST [ o C] Q2m [g/kg]
22 <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] Satellite In situ Reanalysis Hybrid Ocean model surface forcing NINO3 (150 o W-90 o W; 5 o S-5 o N) τ x [Pa] τ y [Pa] SHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] W10m [m/s] SST-T2m [ o C] SST [ o C] Q2m [g/kg]
23 <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] Satellite In situ Reanalysis Hybrid Ocean model surface forcing NINO3 (150 o W-90 o W; 5 o S-5 o N) τ x [Pa] τ y [Pa] SHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] W10m [m/s] SST-T2m [ o C] SST [ o C] Q2m [g/kg]
24 <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] Satellite In situ Reanalysis Hybrid Ocean model surface forcing NINO3 (150 o W-90 o W; 5 o S-5 o N) τ x [Pa] τ y [Pa] SHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] W10m [m/s] SST-T2m [ o C] SST [ o C] Q2m [g/kg]
25 <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] Satellite In situ Reanalysis Hybrid Ocean model surface forcing NINO3 (150 o W-90 o W; 5 o S-5 o N) τ x [Pa] τ y [Pa] SHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] W10m [m/s] SST-T2m [ o C] SST [ o C] Q2m [g/kg]
![<OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] Satellite In situ Reanalysis Hybrid Ocean model surface forcing NINO3 (150 o W-90 o](/docs-images/92/110268899/images/26-9.jpg "W; 5 o S-5 o N) τ x [Pa] τ y [Pa] SHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] W10m [m/s] SST-T2m [ o C] SST [ o C] Q2m")
26 <OBS> LHF [W/m 2 ] Satellite In situ Reanalysis Hybrid Ocean model surface forcing NINO3 (150 o W-90 o W; 5 o S-5 o N) τ x [Pa] τ y [Pa] SHF [W/m 2 ] LHF [W/m 2 ] W10m [m/s] SST-T2m [ o C] SST [ o C] Q2m [g/kg]
27 Conclusions Large observational uncertainties, especially in the surface heat fluxes need to be addressed by the observational community When evaluating model results, we need to account for these uncertainties Systematic model biases (cold sea surface, weak winds) do not transfer to the surface fluxes, because of compensation of effects Except for mean value shifts, the largest differences are found between the old versions of the model and IPSL-CM5B
28 Extra slides...
29 Validation data NOC2 (National Oceanography Center flux dataset) FSU3 (Florida State University flux product) Da Silva (A. da Silva, A. C. Young, S. Levitus. Atlas of Surface Marine Data 1994, Volume 1: Algorithms and Procedures, number 6, 1994) IFREMER (Institut français de recherche pour l exploatation de la mer) J-OFURO (Japanese Ocean Flux Data Sets with Use of Remote Sensing Observations) HOAPS3 (Hamburg Ocean Atmosphere Parameters and Fluxes from Satellite Data) ECMWF ERA-Interim(?) (European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts) NCEP/NCAR (National Centers for Environmental Prediction/ National Centre for Atmospheric Research) JRA25 (Japanese 25-year reanalysis)
30 Validation data OAFlux (Objectively-Analyzed air-sea Fluxes for the Global Oceans WHOI) GSSTF2 (Version 2 Goddard Satellite-Based Surface Turbulent Fluxes) TropFlux (National Institute of Oceanography, India & IPSL) CORE2 (GFDL version 2 forcing for common ocean-ice reference experiments) DFS4 (DRAKKAR Forcing Set v4.3 MEOM, Grenoble)
31 January v3.historical1 July
32 Important model biases IPSL-CM5A AMIP
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