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An Update on the 1/12 Global HYCOM Effort E. Joseph Metzger, Alan J. Wallcraft, Jay F. Shriver and Harley E. Hurlburt Naval Research Laboratory 10 th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 7-99 November 2006 FSU-COAPS, Tallahassee FL

Global HYCOM Configuration Horizontal grid: 1/12 equatorial resolution 4500 x 3298 grid points, 6.5 km spacing on average, 3.5 km at pole Mercator 79 S to 47 N, then Arctic dipole patch Vertical coordinate surfaces: 26-28 28 for σ 0, 32 for σ 2 * KPP and GISS mixed layer models Thermodynamic (energy loan) sea-ice model Surface forcing: wind stress, wind speed, thermal forcing, precipitation, relaxation to climatological SSS Monthly river runoff (986 rivers) Initialize from January climatology (GDEM3) T and S, then SSS relaxation from PHC 3.0 No subsurface relaxation to climatology 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 2

1/12 Global HYCOM Sea surface height and ice (gray) Ran in FY06 at NAVOCEANO on IBM Power 4+ (kraken) 216K CPU hrs/model year on 784 dedicated processors 3.1 Tb/model year for (compressed) daily 3-D output 7 Nov 2006 3

Overall global HYCOM produced reasonable circulation results, however the Gulf Stream system wasn t inertial enough and it had weak flow through Yucatan Channel and the Florida Straits At the December 2005 HYCOM meeting, we decided to try an experiment with reduced spatially constant viscosity, reduced Smagorinski diffusion and increased biharmonic dissipation 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 4

Experiment List Experiment Smag. diffusion Spatially constant A Biharm. dissipa. Model Years Forcing GLBa0.08-05.2.1 30.01 05-09 ERA15-sea GLBa0.08-05.6.05 20.02 08j-13 ERA15-sea ERA15-sea: 1979-1993 monthly 1 st ECMWF Reanalysis, sea only with Sept 1993-1994 ECMWF operational 6-hourly variability 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 5

05.2: A = 30 5 year mean Mean Kuroshio Pathway 05.6: A = 20 5 year mean 7 Nov 2006 6

Mean Gulf Stream Pathway 05.2: A = 30 5 year mean 05.6: A = 20 5 year mean 7 Nov 2006 7

Yucatan Channel Meridional velocity cross-section section 05.2: A = 30 5 year mean 05.6: A = 20 5 year mean 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 8

Mean Transports in the IAS* Expt. FC 27 N Abaco north ward FC + Abaco NWP OBC Yuc Chan WW Mona Aneg Less Antil Lucia Vince Gren Obs. 30-34 34 5 37-1.2-1.9 23-27 27-7.0-2.6-2.5-17.1 (resid) # -10.1 05.2 (7-9) 24.0 8.0 31.8-2.2 0.0 22.3-3.6-2.1-4.2-12.1-8.3 05.6 (9-13) 24.9 3.1 26.9-2.4-0.3 22.6-2.8-2.4-4.6-12.5-8.0 * Positive transport defined northward and eastward # Residual of Yucatan WW Mona - Anegada 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 9

Weak NWP wind forcing is a second hypothesis regarding the anemic Gulf Stream and IAS circulation A regression analysis between the 1978-2002 climatological ERA40-sea wind speed and the 1999-2002 QuikScat wind speed reveals a low bias in ERA40 Scale ERA40-sea to QuikScat wind speed ERA40-sec 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 10

Experiment List Experiment Smag. diffusion Spatially constant A Biharm. dissipa. Model Years Forcing GLBa0.08-05.6.05 20.02 08j-13 ERA15-sea GLBa0.08-07.1.05 20.02 03-04 ERA40-sec ERA15-sea: 1979-1993 monthly 1 st ECMWF Reanalysis, sea only with Sept 1993-1994 ECMWF operational 6-hourly variability ERA40-sec: 1978-2002 monthly 2 nd ECMWF Reanalysis, sea only and wind speed corrected to 1999-2002 QuikScat wind speed with Jan 2003-2004 0.5 computational grid NOGAPS 6-hourly variability 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 11

Ratio of QuikScat / ERA40 wind speed Mask applied to ice covered areas

07.1: A = 20 1 year mean ERA40-sec Mean Kuroshio Pathway 05.6: A = 20 5 year mean ERA15-sea 7 Nov 2006 13

07.1: A = 20 1 year mean ERA40-sec Mean Gulf Stream Pathway 05.6: A = 20 5 year mean ERA15-sea 7 Nov 2006 14

Yucatan Channel Meridional velocity cross-section section 07.1: A = 20 1 year mean ERA40-sec 05.6: A = 20 5 year mean ERA15-sea 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 15

Mean Transports in the IAS* Expt. FC 27 N Abaco north ward FC + Abaco NWP OBC Yuc Chan WW Mona Aneg Less Antil Lucia Vince Gren Obs. 30-34 34 5 37-1.2-1.9 23-27 27-7.0-2.6-2.5-17.1 (resid) # -10.1 05.2 (7-9) 24.0 8.0 31.8-2.2 0.0 22.3-3.6-2.1-4.2-12.1-8.3 05.6 (9-13) 24.9 3.1 26.9-2.4-0.3 22.6-2.8-2.4-4.6-12.5-8.0 07.1 (4) 26.5 8.0 34.4-2.5 0.7 24.6-0.2-2.2-4.7-17.5-11.7 * Positive transport defined northward and eastward # Residual of Yucatan WW Mona - Anegada 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 16

Long-term Mean Global Sea Level 1992-2002 2002 Mean Dynamic Ocean Topography (0.5 ( 0.5 ) The 1992-2002 mean ocean dynamic topography data has been obtained from Nikolai Maximenko (IPRC) and Peter Niiler (SIO)

Long-term Mean Global Sea Level 1/12 global HYCOM 5 year model mean using climatological ERA15 wind and thermal forcing HYCOM mean shifted by 10 cm

Coastal/Island Sea Level Comparison From 1/12 Global HYCOM 2003 statistics at 126 tide gauge stations RMS Difference Correlation median rmsd = 4.4 cm median r = 0.85 Forced with 0.5 computational grid NOGAPS, global HYCOM is reproducing the deterministic response to the wind-driven circulation 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 19

SST Response in 1/12 Global HYCOM to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita NDBC buoy 42040 south of Mobile Bay NDBC buoy 42036 SE of Pensacola RMS =.67 C R =.89 RMS =.56 C R =.95 HYCOM reproduces the deterministic SST response to the wind forcing. Implies realistic upwelling and mixing of subsurface waters as well as realistic atmospheric wind and heat flux forcing in HYCOM. 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 20

West Lombok Meridional Velocity INSTANT (left) vs. GLBa0.08-05.8 05.8 (right) INSTANT data courtesy Janet Sprintall, UCSD-SIO 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 21

FY07 Plans Multiple 2004 data-assimilative assimilative experiments 2005 present near real-time run Complete a 1993-present ocean reanalysis by running a data-assimilative assimilative hindcast Two non-assimilative simulations: 1995-2007 NOGAPS forcing 1979-2006 ECMWF forcing Ten year 1/25 Atlantic demonstration

HYCOM Long-term Goals for Operational Ocean Prediction 1/12 fully global ocean prediction system transitioned to NAVO in 2007 Include shallow water, minimum depth 5 m Coupled sea-ice model (LANL CICE) Increase to 1/25 resolution globally by the end of the decade Optimal resolution for basin-scale scale Boundary conditions for coastal models 7 Nov 2006 10th HYCOM Consortium Meeting 23