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1
Transferability Working GroupGEWEX
Hydrometeorology PanelWorld Climate Research
Programme
  • Eugene S. Takle
  • Project to Intercompare Regional Climate
    Simulations
  • Iowa State University
  • Ames, IA
  • gstakle_at_iastate.edu

Regional-Scale Climate Modeling Workshop World
Climate Research Programme Lund Sweden 29 March
- 1 April 2004
2
Initiation
  • At the Ninth Annual Meeting of the GEWEX
    Hydrometeorology Panel of the WCRP in September
    2003 interest emerged for conducting
    transferability experiments to advance the
    science of high-resolution climate modeling by
    taking advantage of contental-scale observations
    and analyses

3
Initiation (contd)
  • Purpose is to add value to, not supplant, ongoing
    model/observations comparisons.
  • PIRCS was tentatively suggested as a coordinating
    center for this activity, subject to approval of
    the modeling community

4
Transferability Working Group Mission
  • To understand physical processes underpinning the
    global water and energy cycles and their
    predictability through systematic
    intercomparisons of regional climate simulations
    on several continents and comparison of these
    simulated climates with coordinated
    continental-scale observations and analyses

5
Types of Experiments
  • Multiple models on multiple domains
  • Not
  • Single models on single domains
  • Single models on multiple domains
  • Multiple models on single domains

6
Organizing Meeting (?)
  • Bring together modelers and managers of
    continental-scale observation programs
  • Review status of measurements regarding water and
    energy cycles and their predictability on scales
    of days to interannual
  • Review strengths and weaknesses of
    high-resolution climate modeling on specific
    domains and their abilities to function
    effectively on non-native domains.
  • Design a set of transferability experiments that
    explores energy and water cycle components in
    widely different domains

7
Meeting (contd)
  • Observations component
  • Review what has been learned from past obs
  • Review local unique features critical to EWC
  • Review datasets available and being collected
  • Examine data quality and differences of
    reanalysis data sets
  • Search for meta-comparisons

8
Meeting (contd)
  • Modeling component
  • What has been learned from past MIPs?
  • Develop a set of modeling issues that will
    benefit from transferability experiments
  • What do we mean by transferability?
  • What are the transferability criteria?
  • What are the transferability accuracy
    expectations?
  • What simulation processes challenge the
    transferability criteria?
  • Whate environments challenge the transferability
    criteria?
  • Develop a set of transferability numerical
    simulations

9
Interest in a Transferability Working
GroupOrganizational Meeting?
  • Date?
  • Place?
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