Systematic Observation in Asian Developing Countries

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Asian Regional Workshop on Adaptation, April 11-13, 13, 2007, Beijing Systematic Observation in Asian Developing Countries Guoyu Ren Beijing Climate Center, People s Republic of China

Outline Importance of systematic observations Problems and gaps Needs and concerns Measures to improve observations Experiences and lessons from China

Importance of systematic observations Monitoring climate variability and climate extremes Detecting climate change and its impact on social and natural systems Feeding into and testing climate models and impact assessment models Assessing impacts and vulnerability of climate change, inc. by downscaling climate model outputs 2007-4-11 3

Problems and gaps in systematic observations 1. Insufficiency of observations Sparseness of observational stations Difficulties in maintaining observations Lack of observations of some variables 2. Lowering representation of observations In-homogeneities in surface climate data series Lack of meta-data for key climate variables Effects of urbanization and land use change 3. Weakness of capacity Difficulties to raise funds Failure of coordination among agencies Lack of professionals 2007-4-11 4

Needs and concerns 1. Construction of observational systems A denser in situ observation network Maintaining of observations Development and application of satellite products Construction of integrated observational stations Reconstruction of proxy data series 2. Improvement of observational settings More homogenous and un-biased data series Development of meta-data for key climate variables 3. Strengthening of capacity Improved storage and management of data Strengthened coordination among agencies Training of young professionals 2007-4-11 5

Measures to improve observations 1. Encouraging regional cooperative observationse.g. Asia-Pacific GEOSS, APN, MAHASRI, MAIRS, AIPO 2. Increasing the roles of UNFCCC, WMO, UNEP, WCRP, GCOS and GEOSS 3. Maximizing the roles of the GEF, SCCF and the Kyoto Protocol Adaptation Fund 4. Strengthening the roles of regional climate centers e.g. Beijing Climate Center and Tokyo Climate Center 5. Raising the awareness of publics and policy-makers

Experiences and lessons from China: Experiences 1. A good observation network exists, and China is upgrading the network under the framework of the China-GCOS program 2. Operational monitoring of atmospheric compositions, energy balance, water and carbon cycles, ecosystem and land use, ice and snow, and so on 3. Submissions of real-time observation data of China-GCOS stations and historical data records from national stations to the WDC-Meteorology 4. An operational system of short-term climatic monitoring, prediction and assessment established in BCC 5. Cooperative climate programs between China and other Asian developing countries implemented 2007-4-11 7

A B National Basic Weather Stations (A), National Reference Stations (B), China-GCOS surface stations (C) and China-GCOS upper air stations (D) C D Radar imagine of Typhoon Shangmei in 2006 A radar tower in China Distribution of radar stations in China 2007-4-11 8

Monitoring of weather extremes by the CMA Cold wave Tropical cyclones Dust storm Droughts

Anomalies ( C) 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0-0.5-1.0 Rate of increase: 0.22 /10yr Annual mean surface air temperature anomalies of 1951-2001 over China Trends of annual mean surface air temperature of China during 1951-2001 -1.5 1951 1956 1961 1966 1971 1976 1981 1986 1991 1996 2001 Year Trends of annual precipitation during 1956-2002 in China 2007-4-11 10

Experiences and lessons from China: Lessons 1. Lack of observations in western China 2. Fewer variables measured in integrated terrestrial observation network 3. Some historical data still kept on papers 4. Observational settings worsened due to the rapid urbanization and land use change 5. Gaps in the proxy records and satellite climate products 6. Difficulties in data access and data application 2007-4-11 11

Location of Bailingmiao Station (53352) 7.5 7 6.5 6 5.5 5 4.5 4 3.5 Black: non-adjusted Pink: adjusted 1995 订正前订正后 Discontinuous point induced by move of Xining Sation from city to suburb in 1995 3 1954 1959 1964 1969 1974 1979 1984 1989 1994 1999 Location of Shijiazhuang Station

Location of Beijing Station (54511) The station underwent 10 times of relocations in the past 100 years, but unfortunately it is still surrounded by the buildings

Experiences and lessons from China: Needs 1. Observational stations in a few areas of western China 2. Technologies and facilities for monitoring the variables of ecosystem and environment 3. Technologies for developing satellite climate products 4. Training of young and local experts 2007-4-11 14