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The Inter-Continental Transferability Study as part of CEOP/GEWEX 1

Objectives Study the transferability of regional climate models to areas of different climate regimes (RHP domains) Apply CEOP data (satellite, reference sites, global analysis) to evaluate the regional climate models 2

ICTS Domains 3

ICTS Domains 4

CEOP 1 Time schedule Year of Activity: 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 Planning Data Collection EOPs : EOP-1 (Seasonal OP) EOP-2 (Build-up OP) EOP-3 (Annual Cycle OP) ( 1 July - 30 Sept 2001 ) ( 1 2001-30 Sept 2002 ) ( 1 2002-30 Sept ) EOP-4 (Water & Energy OP) ( 1-31 Dec ) Primary Focus 2 Annual Cycle Data Set ( ) Reanalysis/Research 5

Participating RCMs CLM (Climate version of the COSMO model) /, EU CRCM (Canadian Regional Climate Model) / Ouranos, NA GEM-LAM (Global Environmental Multiscale Limited Area Model) / RPN/MSC and UQ, NA RSM (Regional Spectral Model) / ECPC, NA RCA3 (Rossby Centre Atmosphere Model) / SMHI, EU RegCM3 (Regional Climate Model) / ISU, NA MM5 (Mesoscale-Model) / ISU, NA 6

Reference Sites 7

Data in CEOP Model Data Archive at WDCC / Hamburg Data from 4 Regional Climate Models: MOLTS at 34 reference site locations one grid box plus 8 adjacent up to 44 parameters 1-3 h temporal resolution Gridded 2D fields for 7 Domains 0.5 common grid up to 36 parameters 1 d temporal resolution 8

Monthly Mean Precipitation 17 9

Monthly Mean Precipitation 10 19

Monthly Mean Precipitation 18 11

Monthly Mean Precipitation

Monthly Mean Precipitation 13

Sodankylä 2m Temp 10m Wind Precipitation Snow Depth 14

temperature [ C] 30 25 20 15 10 5 0!5 surface downward shortwave radiation [W/m2] T 2M correctedshortwave to Height downward of RefSite 400 RefSite [m] UKMO JMA 350 ECMWF NCEP ECPC 300CLM MRCC RCA3 250RSM GEM!LAM 200 150 100 50 RefSite UKMO JMA ECMWF NCEP ECPC CPTEC CLM MRCC RCA3 RSM GEM!LAM Lindenberg Lindenberg Monthly Means 10mWind speed [m/s] 10 80 surface upward shortwave radiation [W/m2] 8 6 4 2 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 RefSite UKMO RefSite JMA UKMO ECMWF JMA NCEP NCEP ECPC ECPC CPTEC CLM CLM MRCC MRCC RCA3 RCA3 RSM RSM GEM!LAM GEM!LAM Wind shortwave Speed 10m upward total precipitation amount [mm]!10 250 200 150 100 50 2002 total cloud cover [1] 0 Jan 2002 0.4 0.2 AprJan Jul Apr 1RefSite UKMO RefSite JMA DLR ECMWF UKMO NCEP JMA 0.8ECPC ECMWF GLDAS NCEP ECPC CPTEC CPTEC GLDAS CLM CLM 0.6 MRCC MRCC RCA3 RCA3 RSM RSM GEM!LAM GEM!LAM Jul Date Jan Apr Jan Date Precipitation Total Cloud Cover Jul Apr Jul surface snow amount [m] 0 0 Jan Jan Apr Apr Jul Jul Jan Jan Apr Apr Jul Jul 2002 2002 Date Date 0.1 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 RefSite [Depth] UKMO ECMWF NCEP ECPC CLM MRCC RCA3 RSM GEM!LAM Snow Depth 0.1 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 Snow Depth [m] 0 2002 15 0 Jan 2002 Jan Apr Apr Jul Jul Date Jan Date Jan Apr Apr Jul Jul 0 2002 Jan Apr Jul Date Jan Apr Jul 0

Lindenberg surface sensible heat flux [W/m2] 200 150 100 50 0!50 RefSite UKMO JMA ECMWF NCEP ECPC CPTEC GLDAS CLM MRCC RCA3 RSM GEM!LAM Sensible Heat surface latent heat flux [W/m2] 250 200 150 100 50 0 RefSite UKMO JMA ECMWF NCEP ECPC CPTEC GLDAS CLM MRCC RCA3 RSM GEM!LAM Latent Heat!100 2002 Jan Apr Jul Date Jan Apr Jul!50 2002 Jan Apr Jul Date Jan Apr Jul 16

Outlook - ICTS in CEOP 2 Further analysis of? Simulations performed in CEOP1 Simulations with higher resolution forcing by different global analyses for areas where differences between global analyses are significant enhanced simulation period (beyond i.e. for CEOP2, 10 years) additional MOLTS additional domain (NEESPI) revision of output parameter list update with new model versions