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ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 1 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 27 th EWGLAM meeting 3-5 October, 2005 Ljubljana Gergely Bölöni

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 2 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Short history: Implementation (June 2000) Quasi-operational parallel suite (November 2002) Operational application (May 2005)

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 3 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Contributions from quite a few colleagues in the Hungarian NWP team! 3DVAR suite Regina Szoták (impact studies) Roger Randriamampianina (observations, impact studies) Gábor Radnóti (assim cycle) László Kullmann (AL28, scripts) Sándor Kertész (ODB, scripts, assim cycle) András Horányi (assim cycle) Gabriella Csima (impact studies, subjective verification) Gergely Bölöni (assim cycle, scripts, Jb) Validation / verification Gabriella Szépszó Csilla Molnár Helga Tóth Tamás Hirs Andrea Lőrincz István Ihász Edit HágelKornél Kolláth

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 4 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Overview of the talk 1.Main characteristics 2.Meteorological evaluation 3.Monitoring 4.Future developments … of the ALADIN/HU 3DVAR system

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 5 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Main characteristics (1) Basic characteristics: 6h 3DVAR assim. cycle 48h production linear grid dx ~ 8km 49 vertical levels AL28t3 / ODB28t3

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 6 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Input observations: SYNOP: surface pressure TEMP: temperature, wind, pressure, specific humidity ATOVS/AMSU-A radiances AMDAR aircraft reports: temperature, wind All the observation types above are used in the ARPEGE assimilation system too, but in a somewhat worse resolution (except TEMPs)! Main characteristics (2)

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 7 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Main characteristics (3) Assimilation cycle: 6h cycle (4 long + 2 short cut-off analysis per day) surface analysis taken from ARPEGE 3DVAR analysis for the upper air fields NMC (standard) background error statistics DFI initialization no blending so far the cycle is coupled every 3hours (by the long cut-off ARPEGE analyses and the corresponding 3h forecasts )

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 8 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Meteorological evaluation (1) Objective scores  O-M average RMSE and BIAS Subjective evaluation: every day briefing together with forecasters  subjective quality scores (1-5) Case study Some results of a recent parallel suite

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 9 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Meteorological evaluation (2) Objective scores (vs. dynamical adaptation): generally small improvement for temperature and wind 500hPa (test period: 22/03/2005–05/04/2005)

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 10 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Meteorological evaluation (3) Objective scores (vs. dynamical adaptation): neutral impact/improvement on high level’s geopotential degradation in low level’s geopotential and MSLP BIAS 700hPa surface 1000hPa

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 11 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Meteorological evaluation (4) Objective scores (vs. dynamical adaptation): mixed impact on humidity depending on forecast range on all tropospheric levels degradation on very high levels (250hPa) 500hPa 250hPa analysis RMSE!

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 12 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Meteorological evaluation (5) Subjective scores (vs. dynamical adaptation): improvement in T2m (0-24h) improvement in precipitation (0-48h) degradation (0-24h) / neutral impact (24-48h) in cloudiness neutral impact on wind (test period: 01/07/2004–31/12/2004)

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 13 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Meteorological evaluation (6) Subjective scores (vs. dynamical adaptation): time evolution of the (0-24h) precipitation scores

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 14 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Meteorological evaluation (7) Case study 18/05/ UTC: A fast moving cold front linked to a Mediterranian cyclone: strong wind (> 100km/h gusts) heavy precipitation (~ 45 mm/24h) thunderstorms and showers along the front …over Hungary

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 15 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 16 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, /05/05 18 UTC mm/6h

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 17 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, /05/05 00 UTC mm/6h

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 18 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Parallel suite (1) same setup as the operational + ATOVS/AMSU-B observations AMSU-B data are used in higher resolution than in ARPEGE running daily after the operational suite objective scores subjective evaluation

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 19 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Parallel suite (2) Temperature

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 20 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Parallel suite (3) Relative humidity

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 21 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Parallel suite (4) Precipitation 0-24h Period: 20/08/ /09/2005

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 22 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Parallel suite (4) Period: 20/08/ /09/2005 Temperature 0-24h

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 23 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Monitoring (1) The aim is to: record what kind of obs were entering the system record the status of the entering obs (active, passive, rejected, blacklisted) follow the obs quality (O-G, O-A departures) get information about data availability set up local blacklist learn about the efficiency of the assimilation (e.g. O-A maps)

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 24 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Monitoring (2)

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 25 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Monitoring (3)

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 26 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Future developments use more observations (AMV, MSG/SEVIRI, variational T2m, RH2m from SYNOP) 3D-FGAT compute an ensemble B matrix extensive impact studies of the observing network (EUMETNET/EUCOS)

ALADIN 3DVAR at the Hungarian Meteorological Service 27 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27th EWGLAM meeting, Ljubljana, 3-5 October, 2005 Thanks… … for your attention! Also many thanks to the ALADIN colleagues who helped us with experimentations or discussions!