Rapidly Developing Thunderstorm (RDT)

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Rapidly Developing Thunderstorm (RDT) Jean-Marc Moisselin, Frédéric Autones Météo-France Nowcasting Department 42, av. Gaspard Coriolis 31057 Toulouse France jean-marc.moisselin@meteo.fr EUMETRAIN Convection week 2015 8-12/6/2015

Presentation Toulouse, France Météopole, Toulouse Jean-Marc Moisselin Nowcasting department

Overview 1. RDT 2. RDT for aeronautical applications 3. CI, future NWCSAF product

RDT product Rapid Development Thunderstorm CW: convection warning PGE included in NWCSAF software package Object-oriented satellite analysis Identification and tracking of cloud systems as objects: attributes (trend, morphology, motion vector, etc.). Forecast of these objects From meso-alpha scale (200-2000 km) down to smaller scales (few pixels)

RDT: data fusion for description of convection INPUT DATA: MULTISOURCE NWP data Other NWCSAF products PGE11 RDT MSG data (5 IR channels + VIS) Lightning Data OUTPUT DATA: MULTILEVEL DESCRIPTION OF CONVECTION PGE11 ->RDT Main description of cell: Yes/No convection diagnosis, cell-development phase, position, surface, T, gap to tropopause, cloud type and phase, cloud top pressure. Displacement Relevant trends are calculated Overshooting Tops, Lightning Activity, Convective Index, Rainfall Activity

6 4-steps algorithm of RDT STEP1: 10.8 µm detection - in order to detect cells - Vertical extension: at least 6 C 1 STEP2: Tracking - in order to recognize each cell in the previous slot) - Trends calculation is then allowed 2 STEP3: Discrimination - in order to identify convective cells - Statistical process 3 STEP4: Forecast (v2016) 4

Evolution of RDT product Since IOP (2002-2007) Pursued in CDOP, CDOP2, proposal for CDOP3 Evolutions v2011: use of NWP data v2012: main cloud phase of the cell, highest convective rain rate inside the cell, second vertical level description v2013: overshooting tops v2016: advection scheme + change in NWCSAF Library + new output format + CTRAJ v2018: overlapping CDOP2 and CDOP3 v2020: MTG (CDOP3) v2022: overlapping CDOP3 and CDOP4

v2011: impact of NWP data How: CONVECTIVE INDEX calculated for each pixel: mask + predictor Consequences: - New attribute - Reduction of the FAR - Improvement of early detection EXAMPLE 25 May 2009, 12h15 UTC. v2011 benefits from a better tuning in warmer categories, with higher early detection (cells over Italy diagnosed 30 min when v2011 and v2010 releases are compared) v2010: without NWP data v2011: with NWP Nata RECOMMENDATION: USE NWP DATA!

v2012: 2 nd level description When cell-extension is too large, it is interesting to have the depiction of another level additionally to «Base of Tower» level. An outline related to the «Top of Tower» has been added main contour: general attributes, including tracking attributes 2 nd contour: specific attributes

v2013: OTD (Overshooting Tops Detection) OTD Inside each RDT cell Criteria: temperature of coldest pixel, BTD WV6.2-IR10.8, WBTD WV6.2-WV7.3, reflectance VIS0.6, gap to NWP tropopause. Morphologic criteria to confirm a spot of cold temperatures and to determine the pixels that belong to an OT HRV for tuning/validation

RDT: validation Subjective validation by Météo-France experts various case studies, use of topical case for each release. Objective validation by Météo-France (v2012) Accuracy requirements fulfilled Detection is superior to 70% Early diagnosis for 25% of convective systems Validation by users Research Projects, NMS, other NWCSAF users User Survey 2014: RDT is rated 6.7 (/10) in term of usefulness by users Convection Initiation most expected product End-Users Any feedback is welcome!

RDT: v2016 Advection scheme + change in NWCSAF Library + new output format + CTRAJ + use of CMIC Advection scheme: RDT motion vector + HRW WNW displacement of A A cell has disappeared. Bad forecast (False Detection) 20:10 21:10 A B WSW displacement of cell B B at the expected location. Even if change in morphology is not forecast

MTG Context Lightning Imager (LI) is eagerly expected to improve many components of RDT: Statistical scheme, Real time mode, Enhancement of characteristics for a more complete description of convection, Monitoring. Flexible Combined Imager is eagerly expected New channels: e.g. for FCI: 0.91µm (total column precipitable water) Resolution: better estimate of morphological parameters and small scale phenomena Spectral accuracy: better estimate of BT input data of RDT RSS Challenge. The lack of channels in RSS would mean for RDT a lack of predictors and a lower quality. Under Discussion

Overview 1. RDT 2. RDT for aeronautical applications 3. CI, future NWCSAF product

RDT warnings for Aviation RDT can provide information on location and intensity of convection for aviation, interested in mixed phase and glaciated icing conditions Light format output can be sent on board the aircraft Interesting as RDT product available over Tropical Ocean where few other observation are available and where the highest risks in terms of glaciated icing conditions are found

From Satellite Image to convective objects (1/2) Enhanced satellite 10.8µm image Convection is here. Where precisely? Enhanced satellite 10.8µm image + objects that have at least 6 C of vertical extension Note: Even non-convective objects may be tracked and described Non convective-objects are watched because they may become convection in next image. If we only focus on convection (next slide) Page 16

From Satellite Image to convective objects (2/2) Enhanced satellite 10.8µm image + convective objects After the discrimination phase of the RDT algorithm Each object is described with a complete set of attributes If we want to reduce the information to its kernel Convective objects outlines alone + Possibility to reduce the set of attributes U P L I N K Page 17

Use of RDT during the HAIC-HIWC campaign Field Campaign based in Darwin, Australia (January-Marc 2014). 23 research flights within deep convective systems Aircraft equipped with in-situ and remote sensing instruments to estimate ice water content potentially hazardous for commercial aircrafts Near real time RDT chain run using MTSAT satellite data to locate high ice water content Promising results for RDT in using it to locate area with glaciated icing conditions May 2015: new campaign in Cayenne

Overview 1. RDT 2. RDT for aeronautical applications 3. CI future NWCSAF product

Convection Initiation (CI) New NWC SAF product released in v2016 20 Low probability to develop into a thunderstorm High probability to develop into a thunderstorm

CI Main principle (1/2) First step: the selection of pixels of interest At least 3 C Cloud-free pixels MAX 10000km² Too cold pixel Example

CI Main principle (2/2) First step: the selection of pixels of interest Second step: the probability calculation. Accordingly to literature on the subject three categories of predictors will be considered: Vertical extension of the cloud, Ice presence, Cloud growing rate In order to compute the trends we take into account cloud-displacement and calculate the past position of the cloud. The convection probability for each pixel is based on: BT or BTD values or trends, e.g. BDT 6.2-10.8µm. Some relevant Parameters of Interest in «Best Practice Document For EUMETSAT Convection Working Group» Editors J. Mecikalski, K. Bedka, M. Marianne König NWCSAF products: Clear Air Products, Cloud Products, Wind Products NWP data Past positions and characteristics of pixel Verification/tuning: RDT / radar / lightning data

Links between products A new product will increase the number of links between products and thus the strength of NWC chain Input data: Mask: e.g. PGE cloud mask before operating RDT Decision tree: e.g. strong CRR for RDT Advection: HRW for RDT Description: e.g microphysics (CMIC) for RDT (v2016) Validation: e.g. RDT for CI

Conclusion RDT product Data fusion for large description of convective systems Mature product (since IOP). Still many ways of improvement (e.g. MTG) CI product Coming soon!

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