Impact Studies of Higher Resolution COMS AMV in the Operational KMA NWP System. Jung-Rim Lee 1

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13 th International Winds Workshop (Monterey, CA, 30 June 2016) Impact Studies of Higher Resolution COMS AMV in the Operational KMA NWP System Jung-Rim Lee 1 Hyun Cheol Shin 1, Sangwon Joo 1, YoonJae Kim 1, Eunhee Lee 1, Jaegwan Kim 2, Chu-Young Chung 2 Numerical Data Application Division, NIMS/KMA 1 National Meteorological Satellite Center, KMA 2

COMS AMV in the KMA System (Since Dec. 2011) v v v KMA global system - Resolution: N512L70 (UM) (~25km / top = 80km) - Target Length: 288hrs (00/12UTC), 87hrs (06/18UTC) - Initialization: Hybrid Ensemble 4DVAR COMS AMV (in operation) - Target size 24 Ⅹ 24 (about 96 km resolution) - IR, WV, VIS channels with other AMVs (GOES, Meteosat, Himawari-8, and polar orbit satellites) - Thinning (2 degrees, 100 hpa, 60 min) Higher resolution COMS AMV (now testing) FSO KMA Global System (Summer 2015) - Target size: 16x16 (about 64 km resolution), optimal target selection AMVs è In this presentation, The impact of T16 in the KMA global system will be presented.

Higher Resolution AMV (by NMSC) T24 (operation) T16 (testing) è In the T16 AMV, - Data Increased - Less slow bias & RMSE Sonde 14. 7 15. 1 IR SWIR VIS WV T24 T16 T24 T16 T24 T16 T24 T16 Number of Vector 25514 53817 7816 17622 4900 9799 32098 66290 BIAS -1.89-1.48-2.02-1.63-0.69-0.43-0.65-0.39 RMSE 5.04 4.97 4.79 4.71 3.52 3.46 5.25 5.25 Number of Vector 40835 87832 6979 14372 11054 22364 57283 127230 BIAS -1.13-0.70-1.39-1.08-0.72-0.43-0.13 0.12 RMSE 4.64 4.58 4.55 4.51 4.32 4.30 4.57 4.65

Preliminary Results (1/2) v Experiments (using T16) on the seasons v Verification and comparison (control: T24) è In the forecast, 13. 12 Winter positive Forecast RMSE difference (T16-T24) against NH analysis SH Negative Positive Positive '14. 7 Summer negative Negative Negative Positive

Preliminary Results (2/2) v Winter (2013.12) l AMV has slow biases in jet region è By using higher resolution AMV, slow biases reduced in the analysis Mean analysis difference, T16-T24 (Red color : T16 makes the wind speed faster) U at 150 hpa (m/s) V at 200 hpa (m/s) è Forecast error decreased Percentage improvement of RMSE(%) against Analysis Geopotential Height Positive Negative

To lead better performance in Summer v What can we try? 1 Blacklisting - Towards increased use of T16 data reflecting seasonal variation 2 Error profile - Apply height assignment error of T16 according to seasons 3 Thinning (2 degrees 1.5 degrees) è By monitoring T16 AMV, new blacklisting strategy and error profiles are derived.

New experiments Experimental setting Preliminary Operational setting è Positive in winter, but negative in summer Experiment V1 Very detailed blacklisting Experiment V2 Operational setting, but use all AMV with QI >80 Experiment V3 V1 blacklisting + New error profile Test again!

Blacklisting (1/2) Remove low level wind over land - P(lat>20) > 800 hpa & over land EBBT - QI < 85 WV-Int, STC - QI < 90 QI > 85 v Operational blacklisting Land(Lat>20) QI > 90

Remove low level wind over land - P > 800 hpa, over land EBBT - QI < 85 - QI < 90 & P(20<lat<40) < 800 hpa P(lat>20) < 400 hpa - P(lat>20) < 300 hpa WV-Int, STC - QI < 85-20<lat<40 - QI < 90, P(20<lat) < 300 hpa Blacklisting (2/2) QI > 85 QI > 90 v Detailed blacklisting 20~40N 400 hpa 800 hpa 20N 300 hpa 20~40N 300 hpa Land QI > 85 20~40N QI > 90 20~40N

Error Profile Height (hpa)

Data use The number of data used in VAR è The number of data used in VAR increased when using detailed blacklisting(v1) and the poor QI condition( < 80, V2)

U,V Mean analysis difference (T16-T24) V1 V2 V3

Analysis Forecast impact (201407) Positive Negative Observation Global (asia) MSLP T850 G500 W250 Mean V1 0.15 (3.06) -0.62 (0.56) -0.07 (2.14) 0.25 (0.44) -0.07 (1.55) V2-0.16 (0.31) 0.07 (-0.42) -1.24 (-0.54) -0.42 (-0.82) -0.44 (-0.37) V3 0.18 (0.82) 0.06 (-0.06) -0.15 (0.76) -0.11 (-0.27) -0.00 (0.31) Global (Asia) T850 G500 W250 Mean V1 0.18 (0.26) 0.62 (1.55) -0.03 (0.02) 0.25 (0.61) V2-0.15 (0.32) 0.03 (-0.15) -0.01 (0.07) -0.05 (0.08) V3-0.24 (0.02) 0.10 (0.19) 0.06 (0.05) -0.03 (0.12) Analysis Observation

Percentage changes in BG fits to Obs(%) AMV_u AMV_v Sonde_u Sonde_v COMS CSR Positive : Close to the Background Negative Vertical BG fits to Sonde è BG fits got closer in V1 and V3, but much bigger in V2(QI<80) Altitude V1 V2 V3 Negative ß à Positive

Summary and Plans v COMS AMV have been used in the KMA operation system for 5 years. v To improve the performance of COMS data in the model, higher resolution AMV products were introduced, and tested in the model. 1 Positive in winter analyzing the background wind speed faster 2 Initially negative in summer, but positive after the adjustment of blacklisting 3 Detailed blacklisting works well, and leads the forecast to be improved 4 Error profile should be tuned properly, and tested again v Higher resolution COMS AMV(T16) will be tested in the higher resolution global model (N768) before operation, and also in the local model (1.5km) with Himawari-8 AMV.

Thank you.