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Plans for GEMS GRG months 18-30 Martin Schultz and the GRG team

Sub project structure WP1: Assimilation of gas-phase chemical species in the stratosphere and troposphere leader: H. Eskes WP2: Implementation of global CTMs in the ECMWF system leaders: M. Schultz, J. Flemming WP3: Development of prototype user services leader: A. Arola WP4: Evaluation of reanalysis simulations leaders: J.P. Cammas, K. Law

WP1: Assimilation of gas-phase chemical species Finalize the CTM-IFS coupling Continue collection of satellite data sets for assimilation First assimilation experiments (~June 2006) Review on inverse modelling of non-co 2 gases + recommendations for source inversion within GEMS+ Evaluation of assimilated fields Evaluation of formation and loss rates Inter-Comparison of CTM outputs and consistency with IFS fields Implement nudging capabilities Preparation for reanalysis (Sep 2002 March 2005) (months 29-30)

Tropospheric satellite data for 2003 O 3 : SCIAMACHY (total column, stratospheric profile), AIRS (TBC) CO: MOPITT (free trop. column), SCIAMACHY (total column), AIRS (TBC) NO 2 : SCIAMACHY (total column, tropospheric column, stratospheric profile) SO 2 : SCIAMACHY (total column) HCHO: SCIAMACHY (total column) CH 4 : SCIAMACHY (total column), AIRS (TBC)

CO observations from space Satellite sensors: MOPITT AIRS IASI TES Aura SCIAMACHY IMG MIPAS SMR - Odin ACE-FTS MLS-Aura Note: - Infrared instruments especialy sensitive to middle troposphere - Near infrared sensitive to surface W.W. McMillan et al, JGR 2005 AIRS

OMI near-real time NO2, 13-16 October 2005

WP2: Implementation of global CTMs in the ECMWF system Run year 2003 stand-alone simulations (March 2006) Finish OASIS 4 interfaces including formation and loss rates (by May) Analysis of scientific issues related to coupling and assimilation Coupled forecast system ready by August Coupled data assimilation system ready for tests by September (including performance tests) Test integrity of system Update on emission data sets, time profiles Preparation of reanalysis run (November 2006??) Real reanalysis (August 2007)

2 way - Coupling in Forecast mode OASIS4

Interpolation with OASIS 4 IFS TM5

WP3: Development of prototype user services in the first year focus has been on UV index CTM output will be provided as user services boundary conditions for RAQ prototype web service for outside community Interaction with PROMOTE to link to user community

Web page of CTM output Model after ERA-40 services Example products: concentration fields of few key compounds deposition fluxes of ozone and NOx, SOx time series at station locations GEMS CTM output, monthly fields

Boundary conditions for RAQ Requested data format: GRIB Core species: O3, NO, NO2, PAN, HNO3, CO, C2H6, H2O2, NH3, SO2 + (NMVOC) [total ~ 25 species] 3-hourly time resolution instantaneous values Initial storage and data transfer requirement: 840 MBytes/simulation day (T63L60) can be reduced by cutting levels and region Post-processing tools needed to cut out top levels, cut out region Europe, interpolate to pressure levels, possibly reformat and rotate grids (task of PRO)

WP4: Evaluation of reanalysis simulations Evaluation of year-2003 based on selected episodes: Siberian fires in May 2003 Summer heat wave July/August 2003 (incl. Portugal fires) Wintersol campaign Jan/Feb 2003 test seasonal variation (focus on UTLS) Establish a common data base with evaluation data (data protocols must be respected) Evaluate and adapt/develop analysis routines Interaction with PRO_4 regarding visualisation tools and common web interface Workshop in May for technical planning of evaluation

Biomass fires over Northeastern Asia in Spring 2003: evidence of daily extreme CO concentrations in the upper troposphere with MOZAIC observations Nédélec et al., GRL, 2005

Nédélec et al., GRL, 2005

Biomass fires over Northeastern Asia in Spring 2003: evidence of daily extreme CO conentrations in the upper troposphere with MOZAIC observations Box charts of the CO monthly frequency distributions for altitudes over 8000 m over Europe (left panel) and over North-East Asia (right panel) for 2003. Horizontal bars in the boxes give the median, while the boxes themselves extend from the 25% for the 75% percentiles. The small squares inside the boxes give the mean value, and the vertical bars give the 5% and 95% percentiles. Crosses give the 1% and 99% percentiles. Small dashes give the minimum and the maximum. Nédélec et al., GRL, 2005

Milestones Month 15 (May 2006): Evaluation of model P&L GRG_1 (+3) Nudging capability and data flows GRG_1 (+3) Year-2003 offline runs available GRG_2 CTM-IFS coupling almost completed GRG_2 (+3) Month 18 (August 2006): Technical eval. of assimilation system GRG_1 (+3) CTM offline results as prototype user service GRG_3 (+6) Evaluation of CTM offline simulations GRG_4 (+3) Test version of UV Index products GRG_3 (+3)

Milestones (2) Month 21 (November 2006): Monitoring of all satellite data GRG_1 (+6) Critical evaluation of assimilation approach GRG_1 (+3) 1st reanalysis with assimilation GRG_2+PRO (+3) time functions for emissions GRG_2 (+6) Month 24 (February 2007): Data base of observations in place GRG_4

Milestones (3) Month 27 (May 2007): Improved CTM parameterisations where needed GRG_2 Preparation of 2nd reanalysis (target period Sep 2002-Mar 2005) GRG_1,GRG_2,PRO Month 30 (August 2007): 2nd reanalysis running

Meeting plans evaluators meeting, 2nd half of May, Toulouse CTM/coupling output assessment meeting, June(?), ECMWF GRG team meeting, late Oct./early Nov., Jülich GEMS Assembly, Feb. 2007, Toulouse Discussions on data set meeting, jointly with ACCENT, May, Thessaloniki Discussions on tool development meeting, jointly with RAQ (AER?, GHG?), HTAP, AEROCOM, JRC (no details)

Critical issues functional coupled system must be ready before summer will chemical assimilation work in coupled set-up? possible runtime issues UTLS ozone and precursors coordinate with other sub projects in order to avoid duplication of work (episodes, tools, data bases)