The WegenerNet observing weather and climate at 1 km-scale resolution: a new look at convective precipitation and other local-scale processes

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The WegenerNet observing weather and climate at 1 km-scale resolution: a new look at convective precipitation and other local-scale processes G. Kirchengast, T. Kabas, A. Leuprecht, C. Stieb, and C. Bichler Wegener Center for Climate and Global Change (WegCenter) and Inst. for Geophysics, Astrophysics, and Meteorology (IGAM)/Inst. of Physics, University of Graz, Graz, Austria (gottfried.kirchengast@uni-graz.at, www.wegcenter.at) Session GI2 Atmosphere, Ocean, Meteorological Instruments and Ocean Observatory Instrumentation @ EGU General Assembly 2009; 19-24 Apr 2009, Vienna, Austria

Outline WegenerNet Team & Sponsors One-slide Overview & Research Applications Station Setup & Measured Parameters WegenerNet Processing System & Data Product Generator First Results: Convective Precipitation (and Temperature) at 1km-scale & 5-min Resolution a new look (example cases from summer 2007, 2008) WegenerNet Web and Data Portal Welcome WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 1/19

WegenerNet Team & Sponsors WegenerNet Core Team: G. Kirchengast T. Kabas A. Leuprecht C. Stieb C. Bichler Further Contributors: H. Truhetz M. Suklitsch A. Pilz R.²Gsöls A.²Neuwirth and more Thanks BK Feldbach 1 and Thanks to many sponsors (those with logo here, and all others as well!) WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 2/19 6 2 3 4 8 5 10 11 12 7 9 13 14 15 17 20 19 16 18 22 21 24 25 26 23 27

What is the WegenerNet? a pioneering experiment for high-resolution weather & climate observations, supporting monitoring, modeling, and prediction joint funds of federal, provincial, municipal, region partner & university levels (total ~800 k, 4-yrs mid-2005 to mid-2009) 151 quality stations in ~20 km x 15 km region (1 station per ~2 km 2 ); several special main stations automatic near-real-time observation of parameters such as temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind, pressure, radiation, complemented by soil moisture (pf) and temperature; also high-res lightning, weather radar data (more extensions considered: hail, air quality, hydrological parameters, cloud properties, GPS water vapor, etc.) a whole new data set for research & practical use by the region itself WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 3/19

For what is the WegenerNet? Research Applications Many research projects investigating climate and environmental change and their impact, as well as local weather (extremes), will benefit from WegenerNet data covering the local scales from 1-10 km. This is a key domain for future high-resolution climate modeling and analysis, for meeting the needs of climate impact models and studies in heterogenous orography such as the Alpine region. Possible applications include: Model Testing and Validation at Local-scale Resolution: testing and validation of high-res non-hydrostatic climate models (NHCMs) used for dynamical downscaling to 1-10 km resolution testing and validation of statistical climate downscaling techniques, in particular of downscaling of precipitation to 1-10 km resolution validation and calibration of high-resolution atmospheric & hydrologic Earth Observation data from satellites validation and calibration of weather radar rain rate estimates Local-scale Weather and Climate Studies: study of weather and climate extremes monitoring and study of orography-local climate relationships basin-scale and local water balance assessments study of local meteorological condition-air quality relationships and many others WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 4/19

WegernerNet Station Grid WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 5/19

Station Types & Measured Parameters Base Stations Special Base Stations Primary Stations Reference Station 127 stations temperature, precipitation, rel.humidity 12 stations temperature, precipitation, rel.humidity, soil temperature & pf (yielding soil moisture) [one station just temp&rel.humi] 11 stations 1 station temperature, precipitation (all T incl. T < 0 C), rel.humidity, wind parameters (incl. wind gusts) temperature, precipitation (all T), rel.humidity, wind parameters, soil temperature & pf, net radiation, air pressure Time Resolution temperature: 5min precipitation: 5min rel.humidity: 5min wind params: 5min soil temp&pf: 30min net radiation: 5min air pressure: 5min WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 6/19

Cooperation/some additional (planned) measurements LiNet Lightning detection network Cooperation with the Inst. of Physics/ University of Munich & nowcast GmbH Hailpad measurements (planned) Cooperation with the Inst. BBComm./Graz Univ. of Technology, Styrian Hail Protection Society, Styrian Chamber of Agriculture (Source: O. Svabik) (Source: nowcast GmbH, www.nowcast.de) Stations in - Raabau/Feldbach (WegenerNet region) - Graz (at roof of the Wegener Center) WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 7/19

WegenerNet Processing System (WPS) Overview NRT transfer of measured data (GPRS mobile communications) data processing data base raw data processed data data users access to data presentation of data visualization, download WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 8/19

WPS More Technical System View WPS Core System WPS User I/F System WPS-L0P-CRAS Command Receive Archiving System WPS-L1P-QCS Qualitiy Control System User side/l1-l3: Internal WegC + External Users work WPS-L2P-DPG Data Product Generator WPS-L3P-VAPP Value Added Products Processing WPS-VIS-WWP Visualization and Information System - WegenerNet Web Portal in GPRS L0P LEVEL-0 L1P LEVEL-1 L2P LEVEL-2 L3P VIS Stations i-log per station n=1 N L0 data: incoming raw station data P n =T n, q n, r n ; f Sn [pf], T Sn ; U n, V n ; p n, S n L1 data: qualitiycontrolled station data (with QC Flags) station measurement data station metadata L2 data: gridded & single station data products (with QC Flags) progress LEVEL-3 L3 data: value added products OTHER DATABASES Data Volume Ratio: LEVEL-0 LEVEL-1 LEVEL-2 1 : ~2 : ~10 WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 9/19

WPS Data Product Generator (DPG) WPS-L2P-DPG Data Product Generator L2P LEVEL-2 Data Products Level 2 station data timeseries, interpolated and/or flagged data gaps Level 2 grid data 2 interpolated grids (~22kmx15km), using a 10m x 10m DEM Parameters: temperature, rel.humidity, precipitation,( ) Initial experiments Coordinate systems and geogr. resolution: - UTM: 1km x 1km (22x15km 2, WGS84, Zone 33N) - GEO: 0.01 x 0.01 (~1.1km lat x 0.7km lon) Altitude options: - zterrain (temperature: also zavgterr, z300m) Data Types Basic data (no averaging/summation, raw 5-min resolution) (half)hourly/ daily/ monthly/ seasonal/ annual data in different views WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 10/19

First Results: 1-km & 5-min Resolution a new look Two example cases with (heavy) rainfall from summers 2007, 2008: temperature & precipitation shown for 9 th -10 th July 2007 (focus: heavy precip evening of 9 th July) 24 th June 2008 (focus: heavy precip late afternoon/early evening) WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 11/19

Example Case 9 th -10 th July 2007 Grosswetterlage Geopotential height and surface pressure: 8 th July 2007 00:00 UTC WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 12/19

Example Case 9 th -10 th July 2007 Grosswetterlage Geopotential height and surface pressure: 9 th July 2007 00:00 UTC WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 13/19

Example Case 9 th -10 th July 2007 Grosswetterlage Geopotential height and surface pressure: 10 th July 2007 00:00 UTC WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 14/19

Example case, 9 th July 2007 ~18:50 UTC a new look Temperature [ C] Precipitation [mm/5min] Temp. lapse rate 18:50 UTC (±25min) 550 LiNet lightning acitivity map 18:00 18:59 UTC 500 450 400 350 Sealevel [m] 300 250 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Temperature [ C] 18:50-18:59h 18:40-18:49h 18:30-18:39h 18:20-18:29h (Source: nowcast GmbH) 18:10-18:19h 18:00-18:09h WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 15/19

Example case, 9 th July 2007 ~20:50 UTC a new look Temperature [ C] Precipitation [mm/5min] Temp. lapse rate 20:50 UTC (±25min) 550 LiNet lightning acitivity map 20:00 20:59 UTC 500 450 400 350 Sealevel [m] 300 250 12 14 16 18 20 22 Temperature [ C] 20:50-20:59h 20:40-20:49h 20:30-20:39h 20:20-20:29h (Source: nowcast GmbH) 20:10-20:19h 20:00-20:09h WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 16/19

Example case, 9 th July 2007 ~23:50 UTC a new look Temperature [ C] Precipitation [mm/5min] Temp. lapse rate 23:50 UTC (±25min) 550 LiNet lightning acitivity map 23:00 23:59 UTC 500 450 400 350 Sealevel [m] 300 250 10 11 12 13 14 Temperature [ C] 23:50-23:59h 23:40-23:49h 23:30-23:39h 23:20-23:29h (Source: nowcast GmbH) 23:10-23:19h 23:00-23:09h WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 17/19

Example Cases, 9-10Jul 07 & 24Jun 08 a new look Temperature [ C] and Precipitation [mm/5min] Movie Sequences 1 km x 1 km UTM Grid, 22 km x 15 km WegenerNet Area, 5-min Basic Data Time Steps 9-10Jul 07 9 th -10 th July 2007 (focus: evening of 9 th July) 24 th June 2008 (focus: late afternoon/early evening) UTC CET WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 18/19

WegenerNet Web and Data Portal Welcome! http://www.wegcenter.at/wegenernet WegenerNet Homepage http://www.wegenernet.org WegenerNet Data Portal WegenerNet, Session GI2, 21 Apr 2009, EGU Vienna, Austria 19/19