Outline. Updates of JMA/MRI global aerosol prediction Updates of the geostationary satellite Himawari 8 Data assimilation

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Taichu Y. Tanaka*, Akinori Ogi, Keiya Yumimoto* $, Naga Oshima*, Toshinori Aoyagi, Makoto Deushi, Tsuyoshi T. Sekiyama*, Takashi Maki*, Shokichi Yabu + *Meteorological Research Institute, Japan Meteorological Agency Atmospheric Environment division, Global Environment and Marine Department, Japan Meteorological Agency + Numerical Prediction Division, Japan Meteorological Agency $ Kyushu University, Research Institute for Applied Mechanics 9 th ICAP working group meeting, Lille, France, June 2017

Outline Updates of JMA/MRI global aerosol prediction Updates of the geostationary satellite Himawari 8 Data assimilation A case study of data assimilation experiment of a recent dust episode Topics: Direct aerosol radiative effect in JMA global NWP model

JMA Aeolian dust Information JMA has been providing Aeolian dust information based on numerical forecasts and observations since January 2004. Global aerosol model MASINGAR JMA Aeolian dust prediction Research & Development in MRI/JMA Climate Projection model (e.g., CMIP6, CCMI) http://www.jma.go.jp/en/kosa Aeolian dust advisory information JMA also provides aeolian dust prediction results (GPV : GRIB2 format) for private 3 weather services via the Japan Meteorological Business Support Center (JMBSC).

Updates of JMA/MRI aerosol NRT forecast JMA s operational aeolian dust forecast upgrade on Feb. 21, 2017. Horizontal resolution: TL159 (~1.125deg.) TL479 (~0.375 deg.). Model version: MASINGAR mk 2 rev.2 mk 2 rev.3 Development of the climate model for CMIP6, MRI ESM2 is (almost) finished. Global aerosol model MASINGAR mk 2 rev.4c is coupled. Personnel changed: Keiya Yumimoto left MRI to be the associate professor in Kyushu University and now visiting researcher in MRI Horizontal grid resolution: Lon.:~110km, Lat.: ~140km Horizontal grid resolution: ~50km in both Lon. & Lat. Tanaka moved from 1 st lab (CTM) to 2 nd lab (urban met.) but still involved in the development of MASINGAR.

Development version: MASINGAR mk 2 rev.4 Improved treatments of black carbon (BC) Aging process of BC Current: Constant conversion rate from hydrophobic particles to hydrophilic particles (time constant: 1.2 days) New version: Conversion rate depending on the gas toparticle mass transfer onto the hydrophobic BC (Oshima and Koike, 2013) Enhancement of light absorption of watercontained BC by assumption of core shell or Maxwell Garnet approaches in Mie scattering (Oshima et al., 2009) Precursor gas Coating Hydrophobic Hydrophilic Simultaneous treatment of vertical transport and wet deposition of aerosols in convective cloud. Schematic figure of the convective transport scheme (Yoshimura et al. 2015)

Updates of the geostationary satellite Himawari 8 31 Aug 2016: "Himawari L1 Gridded data (NetCDF4 format)" as well as the "Himawari Standard Data (HSD format)" provided by the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA). JAXA Himawari 8 monitor renewed. 21 Dec 2016: Himawari 8 L2 Aerosol Product, L3 Hourly Aerosol Product (Version 1.0) and L2 Fire Product (Version Beta). are released.

Himawari 9 was launched JMA s geostationary meteorological satellite Himawari 9, which is the identical twin of Himawari 8, was launched on 2 Nov. 2016. The first images from all 16 bands were captured by Himawari 9 on 24 Jan. 2017. Himawari 9 started backup operation at 00 UTC on 10 March 2017 More information: http://www.jma net.go.jp/msc/en/support/index.html The first images by Himawari 9

Data assimilation Updates of data assimilation Aerosol reanalysis DA Experiment of the JAXA Himawari 8 AOD: A case study of a recent dust episode

Updates of aerosol data assimilation Started sending forecast with NRT MODIS AOD data assimilation with 2D VAR to ICAP MME (Aug. 2016) 2D VAR background error estimation changed from climatological to pseudo ensemble (Dec. 2016) MODIS Collection 5 MxAODHD Collection 6, L2 AOD (MxD04_L2) (April 2017) DA Experiment with JAXA Himawari 8 aerosol L3 product is under way. Quality control of AOD Testing the frequency of DA (now 3 hourly from 0z to 9z) (analysis) 00UTC 03UTC 06UTC 09UTC 12UTC 18UTC 00UTC (first guess) Assimilation (analysis) (first guess) Assimilation (analysis) (first guess) Assimilation (analysis) Himawari 8 AOD Assimilation (first guess) Assimilation (analysis) (first guess) Assimilation (analysis) MODIS AOD Assimilation (first guess) Assimilation (analysis) Himawari 8 AOD Assimilation Himawari 8/MODIS AOD hybrid assimilation (forecast run)

Aerosol Reanalysis ver. 1 (JRAero) Aerosol reanalysis using MASINGAR mk 2 and 2D VAR Period: 2011 2015 Horizontal resolution: TL159L40 (~1.1deg, 40 layers) Observation data for DA: NRL UND MODIS AOD The description paper Yumimoto et al., doi:10.5194/gmd 2017 72 is now in review. Data availability: now in preparation (in netcdf format)

Recent aerosol episode: dust storm over Mongolia and China, 2 8 May 2017 07z 3 May 2017 Asian dust phenomena are observed in Japan on 6 May 2017 (new record of the latest dust phenomena in a year).

Forecast comparison : 2017/05/04 3z (FT=3) 3Z 4 May 2017 Without DA Himawari 8 DA MODIS DA JAXA Himawari 8 L3 AOD Total AOD Himawari 8 True Color Reproduction image Surface dust

Forecast comparison : 2017/05/05 3z (FT=3) 3Z 5 May 2017 Without DA Himawari 8 DA MODIS DA JAXA Himawari 8 L3 AOD Total AOD Himawari 8 True Color Reproduction image Surface dust

Forecast comparison : 2017/05/06 3z (FT=3) 3Z 6 May 2017 Without DA Himawari 8 DA MODIS DA JAXA Himawari 8 L3 AOD Total AOD Himawari 8 True Color Reproduction image Surface dust

Forecast comparison : 2017/05/07 3z (FT=3) 3Z 7 May 2017 Without DA Himawari 8 DA MODIS DA JAXA Himawari 8 L3 AOD Total AOD Himawari 8 True Color Reproduction image Surface dust

Forecast comparison : 2017/05/08 3z (FT=3) 3Z 8 May 2017 Without DA Himawari 8 DA MODIS DA JAXA Himawari 8 L3 AOD Total AOD Himawari 8 True Color Reproduction image Surface dust

Direct aerosol radiative effect in JMA s global NWP model (Global Spectral Model, GSM)

Update of aerosol radiation in JMA s global NWP On May 2017, JMA s global NWP model (GSM) was upgraded to include a new radiation scheme with improved aerosol treatments. (Yabu et al., submitted to WGNE Bluebook). Previous scheme Aerosol distribution is derived from Satellite based Monthly averaged climatological AOT (MODIS, MISR, and OMI). Simply assumed vertical distribution Aerosol types are separated to continental and maritime only. Optical properties of the aerosol types are based on WMO TD No.24 (1986). NEW scheme 3 dimensional aerosol distribution with five aerosol types Based on MASINGAR mk 2 s monthly averaged aerosol distribution of recent 6 years (2009 2015). Mineral dust and sea salt are separated into 6 and 2 size bins, respectively. Horizontal distribution is adjusted to satellite based climatology Optical properties: OPAC (Hess et al., 1998), Seinfeld & Pandis (2006), etc. Hygroscopic growth factor: κ Kohler theory (Petters & Kreidenweis, 2007)

Climatological experiment: radiation difference (a) NEW Obs. (b) OLD Obs. (c) NEW OLD [W m 2 ] 10 year cases of 1 month prediction with TL479 resolution model and prescribed surface conditions Difference of clear sky downward longwave (LW) radiation fluxes at the surface in July are shown (Observation: CERES) The new scheme improved the downward LW flux around the Sahara desert and Arabian Peninsula, which is caused by warmer tropospheric atmosphere due to enhanced absorption of shortwave (SW) radiation flux by the light absorbing aerosols (dust and BC). [W m 2 ]

Climatological experiment: meteorology (a) 850 hpa temperature [K] (b) Sea level pressure [hpa] (c) Precipitation [mm day 1 ] Climatological difference for July. Shading indicates NEW OLD, and contours show climatological distributions of OLD. Enhanced the aerosol feedback mechanism in NEW through: SW absorption over Sahara/Arabian Peninsula heating in lower troposphere inducing unstable air profile cyclonic circulation anomaly atmospheric circulation change in wide area Precipitation in tropics: near the African Continent increased near the Southern America Continent decreased Enhanced light absorption due to mineral dust aerosol induces weaker Walker circulation in the Atlantic, like as Lau et al.(2009).

Impact of the new aerosol scheme on forecast skill Analysis Forecast cycle experiment with operational highresolution model CNTL model: TL959 GSM with old aerosol radiation scheme TEST model: TL959 GSM with new aerosol radiation scheme Experiment period: Summer: August 2015 Winter: January 2015 Verification: against JMA global analysis

August skill score RMSE Root mean square error ACC Anomaly correlation coefficients ME Mean Error Better (Statistically significant >99%) Worse (Statistically significant >99%) RMSE and ACC Tropical T850, Tropical W250 (mid.), NH W250, part of RH700 Mean Error NH Z500 (until mid.), tropical T850, tropical RH 700, etc. RMSE and ACC SH Z500, Sea level pressure (later), Tropical Z500 (early ) Mean Error NH Sea level pressure (~mid ), Tropical Z500 (early ) Better against radiosonde. Better in JP and NWP area.

January skill score RMSE Root mean square error ACC Anomaly correlation coefficients ME Mean Error Better (Statistically significant >99%) Worse (Statistically significant >99%) RMSE and ACC Tropical W850/W250/T850 (early), Z500 (late), RH700 (~mid.), SH Z500 (~mid.) Mean Error Tropical T850, RH700, SH Z500, PSEA/T850/W850 (~mid), SH PSEA (early), T850 (mid) RMSE and ACC NH Z500/PSEA/W250 (mid. ) Mean Error area. NH Z500 (early, ), RH700 (mid.), W250 (late), Tropical PSEA (early) Better in JP and NWP

Summary JMA s operational NRT aerosol prediction is updated: Model update: MASINGAR mk 2r2 mk 2r3, TL479 (~40km) horizontal resolution JAXA Himawari 8 aerosol product ver. 1 is released. NRT DA system using JAXA Himawari 8 AOD is under development Aerosol Reanalysis ver. 1 (JRAero) produced for the period: 2011 2015. Aerosol radiation scheme of JMA s global NWP model (GSM) is updated to incorporate five aerosol species based on 3 dimensional monthly climatological global aerosol distribution. Numerous scores for the tropics and the summer hemisphere are significantly improved. This suggests that enhanced light absorption by aerosols has a positive influence on model performance both in the tropical region and in the middle latitudes via the modulation of global atmospheric circulation.

Future tasks Operational implementation of Himawari 8 AOD data assimilation (after upgrade of JMA s supercomputing system in 2018) NRT DA using lidar measurement (3D VAR) Integrated approach with chemistry model Adding nitrates; Modal approach for aerosol microphysics Nesting of regional chemical transport model (NHM Chem) for detailed prediction over targeted area (East Asia) Incorporation of microphysical aerosol model from NHM Chem NWP impact experiments with daily analyzed aerosol distribution

Thank you very much for your attention. Merci! Supported by JAXA Earth Observation Research Center Ichi (3 weeks old) and Ray (2 years old) Thanks to: Post K computer project Ministry of Environment: Environment Research & Technology Development Fund Project 5 1502, Development of an Advisory and Assessment System for the Environmental Impacts of Aeolian Dust Atmospheric Environment and Applied Meteorology Research Division, MRI, JMA Atmospheric Environment Division, Global Environment and Marine Department, JMA Meteorological Satellite Center, JMA