WGNE Blue Book status and proposed changes

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WGNE Blue Book status and proposed changes Elena Astakhova with contributions from Michael Tsyrulnikov and Hideaki Kawai Roshydromet

Motivation Good memories Work with the Blue Book in 2015 Suggestion from my colleagues to introduce some changes

The history - how it all began Selected Landmarks in the History of WGNE and Related Programs 1967 WGNE (Working Group on Numerical Experimentation) established by JOC for GARP 1985 First Session of WGNE, re-established for WCRP JSC and CAS, Boulder W. Lawrence Gates Comments on the History of the Working Group on Numerical Experimentation WGNE30

The history - how it all began André Robert The first Canadian scientist to successfully perform a simulation of the atmosphere s general circulation using a computer model. He was a founding member and one of the first chairs of the Working Group on Numerical Experimentation (WGNE) a very influential group of researchers established in the early 1970s that oversaw the development of modern day climate science and meteorology. 1970-1976 Member, Working Group on Numerical Experimentation, World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) 1971-1973 Chair, Working Group on Numerical Experimentation, WMO 1972-1973 President, Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society 1972-1977 Editor, Research Activities in Atmospheric and Oceanic Modelling, WMO

The history - how it all progressed Who took care of the book 1977 1978 Richard Asselin 1979 1984 Ian D. Rutherford 1984 1995 George Boer 1996 1998 Andrew Staniforth 1999 2002 Harold Ritchie Initiated the electronic version Still ~ 200 copies were printed and mailed from Montreal 2003 2010 Jean Côté No paper version since 2006 2011 2014 Ayrton Zadra

The history - how it all progressed In 1992 the "call for contributions" was sent to approximately 750 scientists worldwide In 2002, to 650 scientists Now, to wgnemembers@wcrp-climate.org wgneexofficios@wcrp-climate.org Mailing list ~100 scientists

The history - how it all progressed 1992 2015 USA 58 26 Germany 27 1 USSR/Russia 22 17 Japan 17 26 Canada 15 UK 16 France 10 5 Australia 9 ECMWF 6 Total: 1992 : 203 2015 : 77 1992: Romania (4), Netherlands (4), Denmark (3), Finland (3), Yugoslavia (3),China (2),Czechoslovakia (2),New Zealand (1),Austria(1) 2015: Italy (3),China (1),Greece (1),Poland (1),Switzerland (1), Brazil(1) Several multi-country papers

The history - how it all progressed Distribution of papers over sections Total: 2002 : 158 2010: 59 2015 : 77 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 2002 2010 2015 1- assimilation 2- datasets, reanalysis 3-computing, resolution effects 4-parameterizations 5-regional models 6-global models 7-climate 8-ocean,waves 9-coupled models

Nowadays current status Since 2015 the Hydrometcentre of Russia takes care of the Blue Book Since 2016 the contributions are submitted via the Web-page http://wmc.meteoinfo.ru/bluebook/add_article.php User name: science Password: science

Nowadays current status It s possible to examine the downloaded files (a preliminary BB version) at http://wmc.meteoinfo.ru/bluebook The final version will be prepared and posted in June at http://www.wcrp-climate.org/wgne/bluebook. WGNE page at the Web site of the Hydrometcenter of Russia http://wmc.meteoinfo.ru/working-group-on-numerical-experimentation On April 2016 there were 44 contributions. The new contribution submission deadline is 1 May 2016.

The structure how was it filled The contributions are collected into subject groupings as appropriate. The range of subjects is expected to vary with time and depends on submissions received. George J. Boer From the Editor Research Activities in atmospheric and oceanic modelling Report No. 17, 1992

The Blue Book sections (since 2002) 1. Atmospheric data assimilation schemes, analysis and initialization, data impact studies, observing system experiments 2. Data sets, diagnostic and dynamical investigations, statistical postprocessing, multi-year reanalyses and associated studies 3. Computational studies including new techniques, the effect of varying model resolution, parallel processing 4. Parameterization of important atmospheric and surface processes, effects of different parameterizations 5. Development of and studies with regional and smaller-scale atmospheric models, regional ensemble, monthly and seasonal forecasting 6. Developments in global forecast models, case studies, predictability investigations, global ensemble, monthly and seasonal forecasting 7. Global and regional climate models, sensitivity and impact experiments, response to external forcing 8. Development of and advances in ocean modelling and data assimilation, sea-ice modelling, wave modelling 9. Development of and studies with coupled ocean-atmosphere models

Everything changes but the Blue Book

Motivation for changes at first glance No special sections for Ensembles and predictability (PDEF) Verification (JWGFVR) Earlier there were reviews of the WGNE activities Reports of WGNE meetings Short description of projects and contact persons It s nice to continue this practice. First step include WGNE30 final report to BB2016 It s easy now! No paper version!

Suggested BB sections 1. Atmospheric and oceanic observations (in situ, satellite, radar ) 2. Atmospheric data assimilation (methodology,global, regional, convective-scale, diagnostic tools, reanalysis, impact studies, OSSEs) 3. Global and limited-area forecast models (numerics, parameterizations, effects of resolution) 4. Computational issues (parallel processing, GPUs, ) 5. Studies with numerical weather prediction models 6. Subseasonal and seasonal predictions 7. Climate and decadal modeling 8. Ensemble prediction (ensemble generation techniques, stochastic parameterizations, surface perturbations, calibration ) 9. Forecast verification (deterministic, ensemble, spatial, new approaches) 10. Empirical and statistical techniques (post-processing, nowcasting ) 11. Land surface studies (modeling, data assimilation, soil moisture) 12. Ocean modeling and data assimilation 13. Atmospheric constituents (observations, models, data assimilation, aerosols, greenhouse gases) 14. Coupled modeling and data assimilation (atmosphere/land/ocean/seaice/waves,carbon cycle)

Suggested changes in BB sections Suggestions from JMA (Hideaki Kawai) Give (recover) sequential numbers to issues Give DOI to each report (if it is possible and easy) Relax the page limit of 2 pages

Conclusions 1. The WGNE Blue Book publication should be considered as an attempt to foster an early interchange of information among scientists developing numerical models for the purpose of climate simulation and for forecasting on various timescales 2. Some changes should be introduced to BB new sections WGNE reports as part of BB short information about WGNE-related projects (title, focal point, www) doi? contribution size? 3. The mailing list should be extended (advices of WGNE members are welcome)

Thank you for your attention!