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Fly - Fight - Win UNCLASSIFIED – Distribution Unlimited 3 Integration Team NASA Development Team SUJAY KUMAR (SAIC) James Geiger (GSFC) Yudong Tian (UMBC/GEST) Jing ‘Lily’ Zeng (ERT/SAIC) Ken Harrison (ESSIC) Project Leaders CHRISTA PETERS-LIDARD (NASA) JOHN EYLANDER (AFWA) AFWA Integration Team Chris Franks (NG) Ted Lewiston (SES) Ryan Ruhge (NG) Marv Freimund (SES) Richard Ritz (AFWA) R. H. Reichle 1, J. Santanello 1, M. Rodell 1, H. Kato 1, D. Mocko 1, C. Alonge 1, M. Garcia 1, K. Arsenault 1, B. Cosgrove 1, J. Dong 1, B. Li 1, J. L. Eastman 1, S. Olden 1, L. Lighty 1,K. E. Mitchell 2,J. Meng 2,H. Wei 2, P.R. Houser 3, E.F. Wood 4, J. Sheffield 4, B. Doty 5, P. Dirmeyer 5, J. Adams 5, X. Zhan 6, W. Crow 7 1 NASA Goddard Space Flight Center 2 NCEP Environmental Modeling Center, NOAA/NWS, Camp Springs, MD 3 Center for Research on Environment and Water, Calverton, MD 4 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 5 Center for Ocean Land Atmosphere Studies, Calverton, MD 6 NOAA-NESDIS Center for Satellite Applications and Research, Camp Springs, MD 7 USDA-ARS Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratory, Beltsville, MD Additional LIS Team members and Collaborators
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The AFWA Initial Operational Configuration for the
NASA Land Information System
John Eylander
Specialized Modeling [email protected]
JCSDA Workshop, May 13th, 2009
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AFWA mission:A Global Team for the Global Fight
Maximizing America's power through the exploitation of
timely, accurate and relevant weather information; anytime,
everywhere.
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Integration Team
NASA Development TeamSUJAY KUMAR (SAIC)James Geiger (GSFC)
Yudong Tian (UMBC/GEST)Jing ‘Lily’ Zeng (ERT/SAIC)
Ken Harrison (ESSIC)
Project LeadersCHRISTA PETERS-LIDARD (NASA)
JOHN EYLANDER (AFWA)
AFWA Integration TeamChris Franks (NG)
Ted Lewiston (SES)Ryan Ruhge (NG)
Marv Freimund (SES)Richard Ritz (AFWA)
R. H. Reichle1, J. Santanello1, M. Rodell1, H. Kato1, D. Mocko1, C. Alonge1, M. Garcia1, K. Arsenault1, B. Cosgrove1, J. Dong1, B. Li1, J. L. Eastman1, S. Olden1, L. Lighty1,K. E. Mitchell 2,J. Meng 2,H. Wei 2, P.R.
Houser3, E.F. Wood4, J. Sheffield4, B. Doty5, P. Dirmeyer5, J. Adams5, X. Zhan6 , W. Crow7
1NASA Goddard Space Flight Center 2NCEP Environmental Modeling Center, NOAA/NWS, Camp Springs, MD
3Center for Research on Environment and Water, Calverton, MD
4Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
5Center for Ocean Land Atmosphere Studies, Calverton, MD 6NOAA-NESDIS Center for Satellite Applications and Research, Camp Springs, MD
7USDA-ARS Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratory, Beltsville, MD
Additional LIS Team members and Collaborators
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Land Information System
NASA developed Land Information System (LIS) 3 year (FY02 – FY05) NASA ESTO Computational Technologies
Project
Goals: Realistic Land
Surface Modeling High resolution,
High performance computing
Efficient data management
Interoperable & Portable Land
InformationSystem
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LIS Design - Extensibility
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Highly flexible, configurable framework multiple domains LSM options Meteorological forcing
options
EnKF data assimilation module (from GMAO)
JCSDA CRTM interface (in progress, tentative FY10 release)
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LIS Integration (IOC) Goals Goal 1: LIS to fully replace all AFWA Agriculture Meteorology (AGRMET) model capabilities
Precipitation, radiation, and surface forcing algorithms Grid processing and GriB output software
Goal 2: Generate LIS products at higher resolution ¼ degree resolution threshold for IOC
Goal 3: Demonstrate use of software portability, configurability, and retrospective testing capabilities
1-year spin-up of initial conditions prior to IOC; spin-up ‘warm-started’ from AGRMET Common infrastructure enables joint testing/evaluation of software/science changes
High Performance Computing Center Program (HPCMP) Navy DoD Supercomputing Resource Center (DSRC) IBM cluster 1600 system (Babbage).
Babbage has 3072 total 1.9 GHz CPU’s Power5+ processors. Babbage uses a proprietary network and IBM's High Performance Switch (HPS), also know as Federation, to communicate between nodes. The switch provides ~7-14
microsecond latency with a raw bandwidth of 2 GBps.
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Current LIS Development
Initial Operational Configuration
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LIS - AFWA Initial Operational Configuration
LIS AFWA IOC defined as: Global ¼ degree resolution, Latitude & Longitude grid ‘AGRMET’ surface meteorological forcing ‘AGRMET’ precipitation forcing
Surface observations METAR precipitation reports & present weather estimates
Geostationary Infrared Precipitation estimate (GEOPRECIP) SSMI & SSMIS rain rate environmental data record AFWA World Wide Merged Cloud Analysis-based estimate
Poleward of 50 degrees Climatology
‘AGRMET’ radiation forcing Relies upon AFWA World Wide Merged Cloud Analysis
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IOC LIS initialization
LIS implemented ‘warm’ AGRMET input data archive starting December, 2005
Dual archive, AFWA dev/test & Navy DSRC on-line storage Enables retrospective testing of current and upgraded
AFWA-LIS configuration by NASA and AFWA Month prior to IOC, completed 1-year retrospective test of
LIS in AFWA configuration Test also ‘warm-started’ from ½ degree AGRMET data Week before implementation, ran in real-time mode on test
system to support implementation
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LIS IOCMeteorological Surface Forcing
Lower troposphere temperature and humidity profile NCEP GFS blended with
synoptic observations Near surface winds derived
from 10-meter GFS winds If GFS is not available,
NOGAPS used as a backup
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Barnes analysis method blends observations from:
Gauge reports AFWA Geostationary IR
satellite precipitation estimate AFWA CDFSII precipitation
estimate DMSP SSM/I & SSMI/S
rainrate estimates (Tropics only)
Climatology
AFWA Blended Global Precipitation EstimateAFWA Blended Global Precipitation Estimate
LIS IOC‘AGRMET’ Precipitation Forcing
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Cloud information (coverage, top, types) from the AFWA CDFSII
Reference:Shapiro (1987)
References: Idso (1981) and Wachtmann (1975)
LIS IOC‘AGRMET’ Radiation Forcing
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LIS Final Operational Configuration (FOC)
FOC defined as AGRMET turned off
Only ¼ degree LIS products available Support for WRF initialization
Separate LIS domain for each AFWA WRF domain LIS domains match resolution/projection (grid) of WRF domain
FOC tentatively scheduled for February, 2010 After FOC, plan to continually increase resolution of
global system as input data resolution increases Coupled LIS-WRF system to be completed FY2009 (April
2010), implemented late CY2010 (tentative)
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Current LIS R&D
Current LIS development efforts
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The generic LIS-DA framework already includes the NASA/GMAO EnKF module, and has been demonstrated for soil moisture and snow examples (Kumar et al., AWR 2008):
Added Tskin EnKF plug-in and NASA/GMAO bias estimation module.
LIS Data Assimilation
EnKF and direct insertion algorithms already included in latest LIS Version 6.0 release
Architecture ChangesNew RTM Forward modeComputes Tb, emissivity by channelPlanned Radiance Assimilation mode
Will invoke LIS DA routines to assimilate Tb
New RTM extensible interfaceTo add RTM, implement required interfaces
CRTM added as first RTM to LISSimulates satellite-observed radianceSupports numerous sensors
New 3D Meteorological Inputs supportFormerly only surface layer was required to force LSMRTM requires Atmospheric Profile (N layers )Implemented as Supplemental ForcingGFS data options need to be discussed with AFWA
LIS-CRTM CouplingLIS-CRTM Coupling
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LIS-WRF CouplingAFWA, NASA & NCAR joint study
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Snow Cover/Depth Analysis
AFWA-NASA Snow Algorithm (ANSA) Improves upon the science contained within the AFWA Snow
Depth Analysis (SNODEP) model Merges microwave snow depth measurements (e.g. AMSR-E)
with visible NDSI snow cover (e.g. MODIS) Current model uses primarily Synoptic Observations of Snow
Depth, SSMI snow mask EDR, and climatology
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ANSA snow map 15 January 2007
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(575) MODIS snow 80-100% and SWE 2-480 mm
(550) MODIS snow 21-79% and SWE 2-480 mm
(450) MODIS snow 1-20% and SWE 2-480 mm
(390) MODIS snow 80-100% and SWE 0 mm
(370) MODIS snow 21-79% and SWE 0 mm
(360) MODIS snow 1-20% and SWE 0 mm
(375) MODIS snow 1- 100% and SWE water mask
(350) MODIS cloud and SWE 2-480 mm
(330) MODIS cloud and SWE 0 mm
(305, 290) MODIS no data SWE 2-480 mm
(295) MODIS in darkness and SWE 2-480mm
(250) MODIS in darkness and SWE 0 mm
(253) AMSR-E Permanent Snow/Ice
(201) MODIS snow 1-100% and SWE land not processed
(200) MODIS snow 1-100% and SWE no data(0) Land
(1498) Fill
(1508) Ocean
(345) MODIS snow1-100% in AMSR-E swath gap
(300) MODIS cloud in AMSR-E swath gap
(355) MODIS snow 0% and SWE 2-480 mm
AFWA-NASA Snow Algorithm (ANSA)
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Summary
NASA-AFWA LIS project resulted in successful integration of LIS into operations
February 24, 2009 Initial Operational Configuration
Joint LIS development system aids “bridging the gap” between research and operational communities
Recent advances key enablers to further science development of land data assimilation, land surface modeling, forecasting of land surface characteristics
Advanced data assimilation architecture Community Radiative Transfer Model (CRTM) interface LIS-WRF coupling Advanced global snow characterization
FOC targeted for February, 2010 AGRMET decommissioned, enable LIS support for WRF domains
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