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1How useful are findings of MAP for operational
mesoscale model development?
How relevant are field campaigns for operational
model development? Experiences from MAP
Hans Volkert Institut für Physik der
Atmosphäre DLR-Oberpfaffenhofen Wessling,
Germany with
contributions of many MAPpers
acknowlegements as we go along
21) Micro-review a century of modelling and
campaigns
2) Fast recapitulation The MAP special
observing period (SOP) 7 Sept. to 15 Nov. 1999
3) MAP data _at_ meteorol. services UKMO, DWD,
MetCH, ZAMG, MétéoF, ECMWF, (Env. Canada,
US-Navy)
4) Some conclusions
31) Micro-review a century of modelling and
campaigns
- 1904 (-100 a)
- idea of physical modelling -
- analysis, prognosis Vilhelm Bjerknes
- 1954 (-50 a)
- quasi-operational tests on electronic
- computers in Sweden USA
- 1974 (-30 a)
- GATE within GARP Atlantik Tropical Experiment
- GARP Global Atmospheric Research Programme
(HV into meteorology)
- 1994 (-10 a)
- planning of MAP starts
- 1999 (-5 a)
- MAP-SOP 7 Sep. - 15 Nov.
42) Fast recapitulation The MAP special
observing period (SOP) 7 Sept. to 15 Nov. 1999
Dry MAP waves, drag, flux Wet MAP
microphysics, rain
5Scale / resolution in theAlpine region
800 km
1994 DM with ?x 14 km
3 km
450 km
4 km
Target Areas
The 'truth' (500 m res.) MODIS 02/02/02
2003 Meso-NH with ?x 2 km
6some observational tools airborne and
groundbased
7'MAP bookshop'
M.A.P. 72, 2000 14 articles on HERA
QJRMS 588, 2003 25 articles on MAP-SOP
HESS 7, 2003 10 articles on RAPHAEL
MAP-SOP
BAMS overviews, numerous other papers
Met. Z., 2004 3 issues 14 MAP articles from
ICAM-03
83) MAP data _at_ meteorol. services UKMO, DWD,
MetCH, ZAMG, MétéoF, ECMWF, (Env. Canada,
US-Navy)
9Mesoscale models developed/applied during MAP
ARPS
LM
UM
MM5
multiple grid nesting ?x down to 150 m
10Dry MAP UKMO mountain waves IOP-15, 8 Nov.
1999 3 aircraft vs. Unified Model ref Sam.
Smith, QJRMS, 130, 2004
Falcon
C-130
Electra
11Alpine boundary layer
Weigel et al. (ETH-Z, CH), AMS-MM Conf., 2004
12Predictability of convection/rain
Po valley
I
CH
West-ern Alps
F
I
Andre Walser, Mon.Wea.Rev., 132, 2004
13Precipitation into catchments
MC2
radar
Andre Walser Christoph Schär, J. Hydrology, 2004
14Water budgets
Lac Leman
Lac Leman
Ligurian Sea
Ligurian Sea
Joël Stein 2004, QJ, 481-502
similar studies by R. Smith et al.
15Re-analysis at ECMWF (T319L50 vs. T511L60)
Christian Keil Claudia Cardinali, QJ, 130,
2004, in press
16Re-analysis at ECMWF (continued) case study for
precipitation
17DIAL
Re-analysis at ECMWF (continued) case study for
upper level intrusion moisture
RA
CNTR
18Hydrol. modelling (P3) runoff from predicted
precip.
atmosphere
river
recently Grossi Kouwen 5 atm. mod. 2
hydro. mod. 10 exp.
Roberto Ranzi
194) Some conclusions
20- simplistic picture of progress
- higher spatial/temporal resolution ?gt finer
grids - ?gt better forecasts
- typical field campaign
- SOP of several weeks 10-20 IOPs of 1-2
d each - domain/period of addid. data ltlt standard
verification areas
- lessons from MAP (after numerous case studies)
- initial data of similar impact as small scale
details numerical experiments mainly
in research/university groups - e.g. compl. MAP-SOP analyses from ARPEGE by F.
ARNAL - very few close to operational developers (some
plans)
- cooperative spirit creativity needed
- unconventional perspectives may overcome
specialists' bound.
21MAP a look ahead
Systematic harvesting till may 2005 (ICAM-MAP
Zadar)
22a possible phase-space for the harvest
Progress categories
phys. understanding
num. simulation
obs. techniques
Projects
academia
P1 P2P6 P3 P4P5 P7P8
met. services
society
Needs
which other dimensions are (more) meaningful ?
23MAP a look ahead
Systematic harvesting till may 2005 (ICAM-MAP
Zadar)
Forecast demonstration project (FDP a la
WMO-WWRP) quasi-operational 3 months in 2006
(?) coordinated by MetCH (Mathias
Rotach) termed D-PHASE
(Demonstration of probabilistic hydrological and
atmospheric simulations in the European Alps)
24and never forget ...
Sample of the MAP community naar Brig, June 2003
... mapping is and remains TEAM work
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