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Australian CMIP5 activities www.cawcr.gov.au Tony Hirst Earth System Modelling Program, CAWCR 21 October 2011

Outline Coupled modelling for CMIP5 CSIRO Mk3.6 Established global AOGCM CMIP5 long term only ACCESS New global AOGCM/ESM Initially CMIP5 long term AOGCM Other CMIP5 suites later Regional modelling for CORDEX 2

CSIRO Mk3.6* Features Atmosphere: Grid T63 (1.875 x 1.875 ); 18 levels - hybrid σ,p Ocean: MOM2.2 code; Grid 0.94 NS x 1.875 EW; 31 levels Interactive aerosol treatment sulphate, black carbon, organic carbon, mineral dust and sea salt CMIP5 long-term simulations partnership with QCCCE (J. Syktus contact) Output now published on ESG NCI is the primary node *Rotstayn et al., 2009, Int J. Climatol., doi: 10.1002/joc.1952. 3

CSIRO-Mk3.6: Long-term experiments Experiment Length Ens. Control 500 yr (160 yr spin up) 1 Historical 1850-2005 10 AMIP 1979-2009 (30 yr spin up) 10 Mid-Holocene 100 yr (300 yr spin up) 1 RCPs 2.6, 4.5, 8.5, 6.0 2006-2100 (RCPs 4.5 & 8.5: 3x 2100-2300) 10 1%/yr CO 2 to 4x 140 1 AGCM + control SSTs 30 1 AGCM + control SSTs + 4x CO 2 30 1 4x CO 2 150 + 5 1+11 AGCM + control SSTs + AA 30 1 AGCM + control SSTs + SA 30 1 Historical (natural) 1850-2012 10 Historical (GHGs) 1850-2012 10 Historical (anthropogenic) 1850-2012 10 Historical (all except ozone) 1950-2012 10 Historical (all except AA) 1850-2012 10 Historical (AA) 1850-2012 10 Historical (Asian aerosols) 1850-2012 10

Australian Community Climate and Earth System Simulator (ACCESS) To be a community model, meeting a variety of needs, with a strong University contribution Land Surface CABLE 1.4 or MOSES Atmosphere UM 7.3 Coupler OASIS 3.2.5 Initial AOGCM for CMIP5 Ocean GFDL MOM4p1 Sea Ice CICE 4.1 AusCOM Atmosphere and land surface: N96 1.875 lon x 1.25 lat; 38 levels Ocean and sea ice: 1 x 1 grid, enhanced tropical, high latitudes; 50 levels

ACCESS coupled system Version 1 ( HG2+M ) Atmosphere HadGEM2(r1.1) settings Land surface MOSES Version 2 ( HG3+M ) Atmosphere proto-hadgem3 settings + modifications Land surface MOSES Version 3 ( HG3+C ) Atmosphere proto-hadgem3 settings + modifications Land surface CABLE ( HG2+C version technical problems) Numerous lengthy (~200 years) control simulations Late 20 th century and CMIP5-conforming preindustrial forcings Extensive evaluation 6

Model sea surface temperature (SST) bias Model Observed SST difference (years 151-200) ºC HG3+C HG2+M

Summary assessment of seasonal climatological fields Skill scores for individual variables (model years 101-200) HG3+C Prepared by Ian Watterson, CAWCR

Summary assessment of seasonal climatological fields (model years 101-200) Mean of skill scores for individual variables (model years 101-200) Globe Aust Aust 9 variables 3 variables ann precip score score score mm/d HG2+M 747 712 486 1.07 HG3+M 745 714 585 1.40 HG3+C 737 691 622 1.37 Mk3.5 696 629 CMIP3 (high) 713 OBS-2 786 815 BoM 1.36

Preindustrial versus late 20 th century Simulations for HG3+M and HG3+C HG3+C Yr 2000 14 13 Global mean surface air temperature (ºC) HG3+C PI HG3+M PI HG3+C Late 20C 0 50 100 150 200 Simulations for HG2+M 14 13 HG2+M Late 20C HG2+M PI 50 100 150 Model year 10

Current suitability for CMIP5 Versions broadly comparable in terms of quality of late 20 th century solutions. HadGEM3 cases (HG3+M, HG3+C) Preindustrial to late 20 th century surface temperature difference small May result from particularly strong model sensitivity to aerosols Is this an issue careful analysis HG2+M Preindustrial control spin-up done (~300 years) - ready to go Commence full core set of CMIP5 long-term simulations with HG2+M version (this week) Commence trial CMIP5 historical simulations with HG3+C (and HG3+M) 11

Further plans for CMIP5 for ACCESS Publish core long-term experiments with HG2+C (& possibly HG3+C) Perform expanded set of experiments from Tier 1 and Tier 2 set Choose following consultation with stakeholders CFMIP Transpose AMIP CMIP5 ESM CMIP5 decadal prediction Potential CMIP5 atmospheric chemistry Potential if Univ. collaboration PMIP 12

CAWCR CORDEX activities Focus on contributing for the following CORDEX domains Australasia (lead by J Evans, UNSW) Africa (in collaboration with CSIR, South Africa) East Asia West Asia Conformal Cubic Atmospheric Model (CCAM) simulations Global quasi-uniform grid (i.e., a single simulation for all domains) Variable resolution grid and standard physics options Variable resolution grid and experimental physics options Experiments for the Australasian domain with the MetOffice HadGEM3-RA will be developed in the future Example of CCAM s variable resolution global grid

Australian CMIP5 analysis activities - October 2011 Access to CMIP5 data Currently ~11TB are available (excluding CSIRO-Mk3.6) at local ESG node (NCI). Most data has been downloaded using wget scripts, NOT the Bulk Data Mover (BDM) software. Need faster access (i.e. BDM) for data replication. CMIP5 data analysis Using a work flow managing software to do pre-processing of GCM output for further detailed analysis. Most of the analysis for AR5 is likely to be done at CAWCR and the CoE. Coordination of CMIP5 model analysis at CAWCR and the CoE established. Large number of projects are aiming to analyse CMIP5 data. Some special focus on Australian model(s). Prepared by A. Moise and L. Hanson, CAWCR 14

Summary CSIRO Mk3.6: Extensive ensemble CMIP5 (long term) experiments now completed and results are published on ESG. ACCESS: Core CMIP5 (long term) simulations getting underway now. Expanded ACCESS participation in CMIP5 and related projects, as additional capabilities develop Active Australian participation in CORDEX by several regional models. CMIP5 analysis activities coordinated and gaining momentum 15

Tony Hirst Deputy Research Program Leader Earth System Modelling Programme www.cawcr.gov.au

CSIRO-Mk3.6 simulations - global-mean temperature change Global-mean surface air temperature change simulated by CSIRO Mk3.6, with all forcings and all forcings except anthropogenic aerosols. Observed from from HadCRUT3 (Brohan et al. 2006).