Projection Results from the CORDEX Africa Domain

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Projection Results from the CORDEX Africa Domain Patrick Samuelsson Rossby Centre, SMHI patrick.samuelsson@smhi.se Based on presentations by Grigory Nikulin and Erik Kjellström

CORDEX domains over Arab region EUR-44/MED-44 WAS-44 ARB-44 AFR-44 ARB-44 is synchronized to AFR-44: the same grid boxes. Resolution of 0.44 deg corresponds to approximately 50 km.

ARB-44 simulations with RCA4 Boundary conditions using: Reanalysis: ERA-Interim (ECMWF) reanalysis (1979-2010) is done

ARB-44 simulations with RCA4 Boundary conditions using: Reanalysis: ERA-Interim (ECMWF) reanalysis (1979-2010) is done For a reanalysis a weather forecast model is ran for a long period. Meanwhile, any available observations are used to correct the forecast each 6th hour continually during the simulation (data assimilation). Observations can be based on satellite, radio sonds, aircraft, ground based, A few variables are closely connected to the observations, like T2m, surface air pressure, temp and wind in atmosphere. Many variables are purely model products, like precipitation, radiation, energy fluxes, although they still depend on the assimilated variables. A reanalysis represents the best available consistent atmospheric state each 6th hour.

ARB-44 simulations with RCA4 Boundary conditions using: Reanalysis: ERA-Interim (ECMWF) reanalysis (1979-2010) is done GCM historical (1950-2100): EC-Earth (Europe) started CNRM-CM5 (France) started GFDL-ESM2M (USA) started GCM projections (2006-2100): EC-Earth (Europe) RCPs 45 & 85 to be done CNRM-CM5 (France) RCPs (45) & 85 to be done GFDL-ESM2M (USA) RCPs (45) & 85 to be done HadGEM (UK) RCPs (45) & (85) to be done

Computer resources with RCA4 Africa CORDEX domain Domain description: 222x222x40 grid boxes with 0.4deg resolution, time step 15 min Examples on SMHI computer cost per 1 year simulation: Linux cluster ekman: 10.6 hours (100 parallel processors) Linux cluster gimle: 5.4 hours (100 parallel processors) --> 140 years takes 1 month on gimle

Computer resources with RCA4 Africa CORDEX domain Domain description: 222x222x40 grid boxes with 0.4deg resolution, time step 15 min Examples on SMHI computer cost per 1 year simulation: Linux cluster ekman: 10.6 hours (100 parallel processors) Linux cluster gimle: 5.4 hours (100 parallel processors) --> 140 years takes 1 month on gimle Domain description: 646x648x40 grid boxes with 0.15deg resolution, time step 10 min Examples on SMHI computer cost per 1 year simulation: Linux cluster gimle: 4.8 days (100 parallel processors) --> 140 years takes 1 year and 10 month on gimle Thus, resolution increases 3 times and computer time increases 21 times. RCA4 can be setup on a Linux laptop for less expensive process studies!

Data resources with RCA4 All input data here are global. Thus, we can set up RCA over any regional domain and run. Physiography (orography/terrain, vegetation, soil): 1.5 TB Atmospheric boundary data for input (wind, temp, humidity) + SST and ice each 6th hour: ERA-Interim (1979-2011): GFDL-ESM2M (1950-2100): EC-Earth (1950-2100): --> ~16 TB for 8 GCMs 2.6 TB 1.8 TB 8.1 TB CORDEX output from RCA: 1.8 TB --> 23 TB for CORDEX Africa 0.44 at Rossby Centre (8 GCMs)

RCA4 code management RCA4 (and most other climate models) is written in Fortran and C++ code languages. 100,000 lines of code. We are using a version control system (subversion) to organize code development. You need to be experienced in Linux/Unix systems to run the model and you need to be an experienced computer programmer in Fortran and C++ to understand and develop the code.

ARB-44 RCA4 ERA-Interim

RCA ERA-Int CRU Udel Min temperature Max temperature Mean temperature ARB-44 RCA4 ERA-Interim Atlas Mountain East Mediterranean land Arabian Peninsula

Precipitation (mm/month) ARB-44 RCA4 ERA-Interim Atlas Mountain East Mediterranean land Arabian Peninsula RCA ERA-Int CRU Udel GPCC6

AFR-44 simulations in CORDEX Arctic Antarctic

Uncertainties in observed prec Precipitation bias relative to GPCP (JFM, 1998-2008) large difference between GPCP and TRMM (adjusted to different gauge products) ERA-Interim has the largest biases (precipitation is not assimilated with obs.)

GPCC: Gauge station distribution too few or no gauge stations for all months over large regions quality of gridded gauge based precipitation?????

CMIP5 boundary conditions at RC All rcp45 and 85 (CMIP5): EC-Earth (Europe) CanESM (Canada) CNRM-CM5 (France) HadGEM2-ES (UK) NorESM1-M (Norway) MIROC5 (Japan) GFDL-ESM2M (USA) MPI-ESM-LR (Germany) IPSL-CM5A (France) CSIRO-MK3 (Australia) RC CORDEX domains: Africa, Europe, Arctic, Arab, South America, South Asia

AFR-44 RCA4 matrix GCM CMIP5 Historical 1950-2005 RCP8.5 RCP4.5 RCP2.6 EC-Earth HadGEM CNRM MIROC5 NorESM CanESM GFDLESM MPI-ESM Completed 20062100 Running 20062100 Planned 20062100

Projected temperature changes RCA4(6GCMs) ensemble mean (annual)

Projected temperature changes RCA4(6GCMs) ensemble mean (seasonal) JFM AMJ Temperature RCP 8.5 2071-2100 vs 1971-2000 ANN JAS OND

Projected temperature trends 8.5 4.5 2.6

Projected precipitation changes RCA4(6GCMs) ensemble mean (annual)

Projected precipitation changes RCA4(6GCMs) ensemble mean (seasonal) JFM AMJ Precipitation RCP 8.5 2071-2100 vs 1971-2000 ANN JAS OND

ARB-44 RCM ensemble simulations with RCA شكرا لهتمامكم THANKS! Drakensberg, South Africa, August 2006