Adrian Simmons & Re-analysis by David Burridge (pay-back time!) Credits: Dick Dee, Hans Hersbach,Adrian and a cast of thousands

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Adrian Simmons & Re-analysis by David Burridge (pay-back time!) Credits: Dick Dee, Hans Hersbach,Adrian and a cast of thousands

A brief history of atmospheric reanalysis productions at ECMWF 1990 2000 2010 FGGE ERA-15 ERA-40 ERA-Interim Atmosphere/land Atmosphere/land/waves ERA5 The FGGE analyses provided the first global atmospheric dataset for scientific research Numerous seminal studies on atmospheric circulation Many case studies performed at ECMWF FGGE = First GARP Global Experiment GARP = Global Atmospheric Research Program Kanamitsu 1980 Julian 1980 European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts Dick Dee 2016

ECMWF Council decisions 1991-1992 91.30 approved in principle a proposal from the Centre to re-analyse 15 years of archive data, to generate a data set suitable for studies of climate change. In the first instance, funding would be sought through the environment programme of the European Community. To the extent that this approach was unsuccessful, the project could be submitted to Council for consideration as an optional project; 92.4 requested the Director to explore the possibility of funding, and the provision of computer resources, for the re-analysis project, from sources outside the Centre; No EC framework programme support there was considerable skepticism in the climate community; NWP re-analyses are best ephemeral; we can always knock off analysis any time we need one. 92.46 in relation to the Re-analysis Project: i. adopted a supplementary Budget 1992 for the financing of the upgrade of the computer equipment for the Re-analysis Project; ii. waived for the required amount of 250,000 the provision of Article 39 of the Financial Regulations regarding the return of budgetary surplus to the Member States; iii. approved the provision of 64,500 to be funded out of the budgets for the years 1993 to 1995 for appointment of a consultant team leader for the project; iv. waived the limitation of two years maximum employment for consultants employed on the Re analysis Project;

David Blaskovich Cray Research ERA-15 Angels and mustard seeds Larry Gates PCMDI Ib Troen EU Commission Jagadish Shukla COLA December 1992 - ECMWF Council decides to commit resources to ERA-15

ERA-15: Reanalysis data for 1979-1993 Designed for climate studies Using observations from operational archive + FGGE, COADS, TOGA COARE, Major contributions from US, Japan, EU and ECMWF member states Gibson, Kallberg, Uppala, Hernandez, Nomura and Serrano Roy Jenne NCAR Rick Anthes NCAR & UCAR

Adrian Simmons at ECMWF 1978 Head of Numerical Aspects section 1992 - Head of the Model Division 1995 Head of the Data Division comprising i. Data Assimilation ii. Satellite data iii. Predictability and Diagnostics iv. Seasonal Prediction v. Re-analysis (quid pro quo/blackmail) vi. Moon-lighting on Methane oxidation parametrization 70% of the Research Department 2007 resigned from the Head of the Data Division! 2011 retired! 2017 -?

FGGE analyses (1978/79) ERA-15 (1979/93) - getting started Re-analysis - acceptance by the European Community and ERA-40 funded Abisko 1997

A brief history of atmospheric reanalysis productions at ECMWF 1990 1980 2000 2010 FGGE ERA-15 ERA-40 ERA-Interim Atmosphere/land Atmosphere/land/waves ERA5 ERA-40: Reanalysis data for 1957-2002 Includes ocean wave height analyses Use of level-1b satellite radiances Improved SST and seaice data EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR MEDIUM-RANGE WEATHER FORECASTS Dick Dee 2016 8

A brief history of atmospheric reanalysis productions at ECMWF 1980 1990 2000 2010 FGGE ERA-15 ERA-40 ERA-Interim Atmosphere/land Atmosphere/land/waves ERA5 ERA-Interim: Data from 1979 onward Continuously updated close to real time 4D-Variational data assimilation Improved use of satellite data Increasingly important for ECMWF research and operations ERA-Interim has a major role in Copernicus Services development EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR MEDIUM-RANGE WEATHER FORECASTS Dick Dee 2016 9

ERA5: The latest ECMWF reanalysis is now in production Atmosphere/land/wave parameters 31 km global resolution, 137 levels Hourly output from 1979 onward Based on IFS Cy41r2 (March 2016) Using improved input observations Ensemble data assimilation Providing uncertainty estimates Public release plan: Nov 2016 Test data (Jan-Feb 2016) Apr 2017 Hourly data from 2010-2016 May 2017 Daily updates at short delay Apr 2018 Complete from 1979 onward ERA5 hourly temperatures for January 2016 EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR MEDIUM-RANGE WEATHER FORECASTS Dick Dee 2016 10

Research Re-analysis applications Evaluation of the long-term performance of the forecasting system Ensemble products probabilities, indices, reliability estimates Long-term predictions/simulations - climatology for calculating anomalies Extreme indices Operational commercial applications Climate research and assessment

Use of reanalysis for scientific research Currently 180 new citations each month European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts Dick Dee 2016

17 September 1991 A high resolution analysis and forecasting system at T213 31 levels was put into operations as cycle 39. Simmons exonerates Burridge

Trends and interannual variability ERA-40 http:///www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/info/warming CRU/Hadley Centre Adrian Simmons, 2002

Adrian Simmons, 2004

Adrian Simmons, 2004

AJS and Climate applications Simmons et al 2004: Comparison of trends and low-frequency variability in CRU, ERA-40, and NCEP/NCAR analyses of surface air temperature. Journal of Geophysical Research, 109, D24. Simmons et al 2010: Low-frequency variations in surface atmospheric humidity, temperature, and precipitation: Inferences from reanalyses and monthly gridded observational data sets. Journal of Geophysical Research, 115, D01110. Simmons et al 2014: Estimating low-frequency variability and trends in atmospheric temperature using ERA-Interim. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 140, 679. Simmons et al 2014: Arctic warming in ERA-Interim and other analyses. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 141, 689. Simmons et al 2017: A reassessment of temperature variations and trends from global reanalyses and monthly surface climatological datasets. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 143, 702.

climate.copernicus.eu

WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANISATION 2017 is set to be in the three hottest years, with record-breaking extreme weather

R e a n a l y s e s P r o d u c e d a t E C M W F Climate Change Atmosphere/land 1) 1979-1981 FGGE 2) 1994-1996 ERA-15 including ocean waves 3) 2001 A- 2003 ERA-40 4) 2006 - ERA-Interim 5) 2016 - ERA5 Ocean 2006 ORAS3 2010 - ORAS4 including sea ice 2016 - ORAS5 Centennial 2013-2015 ERA-20CM/20C 2016 CERA-20C Coupled 2017 CERA-SAT Towards a coupled earth system Enhanced land 2012 ERA-Int/Land 2014 ERA-20C/Land 2018 - ERA5L Credit: Hans Hersbach Atmospheric composition 2008-2009 GEMS 2010-2011 MACC 2017 - CAMS

Adrian Simmons on the 25 th Anniversary of ECMWF Reanalysis One of Adrian s greatest achievements Through his efforts, management, research output and advocacy, NWP reanalysis has matured to become an operational activity at ECMWF with ECMWF s reanalyses being the cornerstone of the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S)