A physically-based observation error covariance matrix for IASI

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ITSC20 29 Oct 2015 A physically-based observation error covariance matrix for IASI Hyoung-Wook Chun 1, Reima Eresmaa 2, Anthony P. McNally 2, Niels Bormann 2, and Marco Matricardi 2 1 Korea Institute of Atmospheric Prediction Systems (KIAPS) 2 European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts(ECMWF) hw.chun@kiaps.org, chunhw@gmail.com, Thanks to Cristina Lupu for providing background error covariance of ECMWF

How can we get observation errors? (NWP SAF Training Course 2015, Observation errors from Niels) Diagnostics based on output from DA systems, e.g.: Hollingsworth/Lönnberg Desroziers et al., 2006 Bormann et al., 2015, Weston et al., 2014, Stewart et al., 2013 ITSC20 presentations related to hyperspectral IR observation error - 5.01 Collard @ NCEP - 5.02 Campbell @ NRL - 5.03 Bormann @ ECMWF - 5p.01 Smith @ Met Office - 5p.05 Garand @ Environment Canada Error inventory (physical method): Based on considering all contributions to the error/uncertainty 2/12

Contribution to observation error Measurement error : instrument noise Quality control error : error due to the cloud detection scheme missing some clouds in clear-sky radiance assimilation Forward model error : RTTOV and LBL error Representativeness error : observation point vs model representation (NWP SAF Training Course 2015, Observation errors from Niels) 3/12

Instrument noise (from CNES) NeDR Noise equivalent differential radiance provided by CNES Constant NeDT Noise equivalent differential temperature scene dependent 4/12

Cloud error due to cloud detection algorithm missing cloud True profile: NWP SAF data set (Eresmaa and McNally, 2014) Cloud detection algorithm: (McNally and Watts, 2003) Cloud error when cloud_flag for window channel is clear Cloud errors can be retrieved with respect to clear channel reference. Caution: Cloud error is dependent on background error 5/12

Forward model error (From Dr. Matricardi) RTTOV error Regression error during calculation of RT coefficients over a set of 5160 profiles LBLnRTTOV standard deviation of the difference between observed IASI and simulated IASI with GRUAN profile (Manus Island, during 2011-2013, 27 samples) While IASI instrument noise has been removed from the standard deviation, small sample and radiosonde error have not been considered. 6/12

Representativeness error (From Dr. Bormann) Rep_Proxy come from the background departure difference between T1270 and T159 with resetting for positive definite matrix. The Rep_Proxy only gives an idea which channels are affected by representativeness errors. 7/12

Physical R vs Diagnostic R COR: Inst. + Cloud + LBLnRTTOV + Rep. COR: Diagnostic R, Bormann (2015) STD: Inst. + Cloud + LBLnRTTOV + Rep. STD: Diagnostic R times 1.75 8/12

Comparison of standard dev. :physical R vs diagnostic R - Operational R - Diagnostic R times 1.75 - Physical R 191 IASI radiances are assimilated for ECMWF IFS system : CY41, T639, 137 vertical levels during 3 months (Jan-Mar 2015) with different kinds of IASI observation error covariance (R) - Control: Operational R (without inter-channel correlation) - Diagnostic R in Bormann et al. (2015) - Physical R in this study - Denial IASI radiances 9/12

Normalised STD of background departure w.r.t operational setting ATMS GPSRO Improved Improved Denial IASI Physical R (diagonal LBL) Physical R (full LBL) Diagnostic R times 1.75 from Bormann (2015) 10/12

Control-normalized forecast error standard deviation for wind, RH, and T WV 50hPa in (20N,90N) WV 700hPa in (20N,90N) Physical R Diagnostic R Physical R Diagnostic R Improved Improved RH 850hPa in (20S,20N) T 100hPa in (20S,90S) Physical R Diagnostic R Physical R Diagnostic R Improved Improved 11/12

Summary and further studies Building up a physically-based observation error covariance matrix for IASI radiance assimilation from a knowledge of individual sources of error. source instrument noise cloud error radiative transfer error dominant channels All, especially T sounding ch. Window ch. All, especially O 3 and WV ch. representativeness error WV ch. The combination of these produces a covariance with stronger inter-channel correlations than those diagnosed from innovations. The physically based error estimate performs well in assimilation tests, comparable to that of an empirically tuned covariance based on innovation diagnosis. Further studies - Refine LBLnRTTOV error estimate - Evaluate scene dependence of physical R 12/12

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