TC Dressing: Next-generation GPCE Jim Hansen NRL MRY, code 7504 (831) 656-4741 Jim Goerss Buck Sampson.

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TC Dressing: Next-generation GPCE Jim Hansen NRL MRY, code 7504 (831) Jim Goerss Buck Sampson

Outline A spectrum of approaches to predict track error –GPCE –GPCE-AX –TC Dressing Small ensemble size limits the utility of TC Dressing. Provide skewness-like information by extending GPCE-AX with probability of left/right/fast/slow (P-LRFS).

Goerss Prediction Consensus Error (GPCE) Produces state-dependent, isotropic track error estimates. –Multivariate linear regression –Predictors include Ensemble spread Initial intensity Predicted longitudinal displacement Displays 70% probability isopleth Reliable, and sharp relative to climatology

GPCE GUNA Consensus Verification

GPCE Along/Across (GPCE-AX) Produces state-dependent, anisotropic track error estimates (ellipses). –Eigenvectors are across-track/along-track directions –Includes bias correction –Multivariate linear regression –Predictors include Across/along ensemble spread Initial intensity Initial longitude Predicted longitudinal displacement Displays 70% probability isopleth Reliable, and sharp relative to GPCE

GPCE-AX GUNA Consensus Verification

GPCE GPCE-AX GUNA Consensus Verification

TC Dressing Each TC track forecast in an ensemble is dressed with a Gaussian “kernel”. The sum of the ensemble of Gaussian PDFs defines the total forecast PDF. Gaussian parameters (weight, spread) are tuned to optimize a probabilistic cost function. Climatology is included as a kernel whose spread is fixed but whose weight can vary.

Dressed ensemble example Total PDF Individual PDFs Forecast TC location

Dressed ensemble example Total PDF Individual PDFs Forecast TC location Weight

Dressed ensemble example Total PDF Individual PDFs Forecast TC location Spread

Ensemble dress example TC Dressing is using only ensemble track information as predictors for spread and weight. Total PDF Individual PDFs Forecast TC location Spread Weight

TC Dress GUNA Consensus Verification

GPCE GPCE-AX TC Dress GUNA Consensus Verification

GPCE GPCE-AX TC Dress GUNA Consensus Verification

GPCE GPCE-AX TC Dress GUNA Consensus Verification

Ensemble size for TC Dressing? Climo Dressed Climo Dressed Ensemble size Variance changes by 300% Variance changes by 10% 30 ensemble members 1024 ensemble members

Reliability and sharpness GUNA, 2 predictors, trained using , tested using Sample size hr hr hr hr hr hr hr Fractional difference between 70% areas GPCE-AX 70% reliability GPCE 70% reliability Lead

Probability of left/right/fast/slow (P-LRFS) Logistic regression Use 70% as a warning threshold. Simple tests indicate utility. Not clear how to communicate. Predictor Predictand 0 1

Conclusions TC Dressing is limited by small ensemble size. GPCE-AX outperforms GPCE. P-LRFS provides value for hedging (skewness- like information).

Why does the uncertainty look the way it does?

Ensemble track Landfall location Actual track

Dan Gombos, MIT Ensemble mean 500mb at 6hrs Sensitivity of latitude of landfall to 500mb heights at hour 6 of forecast

Dan Gombos, MIT Typhoon Sepat Ensemble track Landfall location Actual track Ensemble mean 500mb at 6hrs Sensitivity of latitude of landfall to 500mb heights at hour 6 of forecast

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