Andrew Conley¹², Mike Iacono¹³, Bill Collins¹², Brian Eaton², Phil Rasch², Francis Vitt², Pat Worley², Jean-Francois Lamarque¹², And Many Others ¹ Supported.

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Andrew Conley¹², Mike Iacono¹³, Bill Collins¹², Brian Eaton², Phil Rasch², Francis Vitt², Pat Worley², Jean-Francois Lamarque¹², And Many Others ¹ Supported by DOE/SciDAC ²Supported by NSF/NCAR ³Supported by DOE/ARM

New Radiation Parameterization 1. RRTMG – A New Radiation Code for CAM Science Tests Integration Tests 2. New Interface for Radiative Constituents 3. Condensed Phase Optics Clouds Aerosols 4. Schedule

CAM Radiation Authors: V. Ramanathan Jeff Kiehl Bruce Briegleb Bill Collins Supported increasing complexity for 20 years.

RRTMG Correlated-k code for gases in LW and SW from AER Monte Carlo Independent Column Approximation for clouds Continually updated to latest spectroscopic data bases Much greater accuracy relative to LBL calculations Ongoing validation in radiative closure experiments (ARM BBHRP) Ozone optics validation through CCMVal

Climate Forcing Accuracy (RTMIP)* LW Benchmark code is LBLRTM. Experiments: GHG :: 1860->2000 (all species) CH4,N2O :: 0 ppm -> 2000 N2O, CFC :: > 2000 CH4,CFC :: > 2000 *Collins et al, 2006; Iacono et al 2008

Climate Forcing Accuracy (RTMIP)* SW Benchmark code is CHARTS. Experiments: GHG :: 1860->2000 (all species) CH4,N2O :: 0 ppm -> 2000 N2O, CFC :: > 2000 CH4,CFC :: > 2000 *Collins et al, 2006; Iacono et al 2008

Flux Differences (W/m^2 ) Global, 1 yr Means, No Aerosols, RT-coupled, Cloud Bugfix TopRRTMG-CAMSurfaceRRTMG-CAM Shortwave Net Clear Sky-1.4Net All Sky-3.2 Cloud Force-1.6 Longwave Net Clear Sky-3.3Net All Sky-0.8 Cloud Force-3.0 NET-2.7NET-2.7 Top: let less solar in, less IR out. Surface: less solar and radiates less IR.

Climate Effects from New Radiation No Aerosols, Old CAM cloud optics, RT coupled See Mike Iacono’s Poster! CAM – ERA40 RRTMG-ERA40

Methane Atmospheres J. Delamere (AER)

CO 2 Atmospheres J. Delamere (AER)

Integration Status Condensed Phase Optics Liquid Cloud Optics Using CAM3.5 Optics Constructed optics for MG Clouds Implemented 1 st cut of MG Cloud Optics Need to include in-cloud liquid variability Ice Cloud Optics Have Optics from David Mitchell Need to be implemented and tested Aerosol optics not yet integrated with RRTMG

Software Integration Status Testing on NCAR machines relatively complete Testing ongoing on DOE machines Optimizations are ongoing Removing CAM-specific elements from RRTMG Soon to be part of trunk code as a configuration option

Computational Costs Memory CAMRT/RRTMG Performance Ratio PE Fv 1.9X2.5, no aerosols *Brian Eaton, Pat Worley

Questions? 1. RRTMG – A New Radiation Code for CAM Science Tests Integration Tests 2. New Interface for Radiative Constituents 3. Condensed Phase Optics Clouds Aerosols 4. Schedule

Interface for Radiative Constituents Implemented for both CAMRT and RRTMG Easy Forcing Computation Namelist driven Up to 10 diagnostic calls Supports multiple representations SW and LW Explicit specification of radiative constituents – nothing hidden Declaration of prognostic or diagnostic character of each species Explicit link between microphysics and optics of each condensed species Doesn’t change answers

Example Namelist* rad_climate="'D_O3:O3', 'D_O2:O2', 'D_CO2:CO2', \ 'D_N2O:N2O', 'D_CH4:CH4', 'D_CFC11:CFC11', \ 'D_CFC12:CFC12', 'P_Q:H2O', \ 'D_ocar1:/path/ocpho.nc', \ 'D_ocar2:/path/ocphi.nc', \ 'D_bcar1:/path/bcpho.nc', \ 'D_bcar2:/path/bcphi.nc' \ 'D_dust1:/path/dustv2b1.nc', \ 'D_dust2:/path/dustv2b2.nc', \ 'D_dust3:/path/dustv2b3.nc', \ 'D_dust4:/path/dustv2b4.nc', \ 'D_sulf:/path/sul.nc' " *Created by build-namelist.

PhysProps Optical Data Size Distrib Data Hygroscopicity Rad_Constituents Namelist Mass Distribution Sources PhysProp for each Mass Aerosol Rad Props OD, SSA, ASM Radiation Gas Optics Heating Rates Fluxes Cloud Rad Props OD, SSA, ASM Dust3 Sulfate SeaSalt1 Gas Distributions … CloudOpt

Questions? 1. RRTMG – New Radiation Code for CAM Science Tests Integration Tests 2. New Interface for Radiative Constituents 3. Condensed Phase Optics Clouds Aerosols 4. Schedule

Condensed Phase Optics 1. All new optics target RRTMG 2. Clouds Gamma size distribution liquid clouds (MG micro) Ice Clouds (Mitchell Optics) 3. Aerosols Target Species Species Specifications 4. Requirements for Contributions

Liquid Cloud Optics Microphysics code (from Morrison and Gettelman) diagnoses in-cloud droplet distribution First version of optics is implemented Optical data compares well (when limited to specific case) to AER results Model testing on-going Meaning of in-cloud liquid water variability

Liquid Cloud Optics (visible)

Ice Cloud Optics Provided by David Mitchell (DRI) Parameterized in terms of Effective (radiative) diameter Effective diameter diagnosed by microphysics parameterization Computed using MADA code (Similar to FDTD in the case of no small mode crystals)

Aerosol Specification Dry Size Distribution (mean log(r), sigma(log(r))) Hygroscopic Growth Model Composition (internal/external mixture) Dry complex index of refraction (.2 -> 1000 micron)

Aerosol Status Optics for CCSM4 aerosols will probably be based on the BAM but are awaiting specs from AMWG (CAM3.5) Externally Mixed Species 1. Tropospheric Sulfate (ammonium sulfate) 2. Dust (4 bins) 3. Carbonaceous (4 Species) 4. Sea Salt (4 bins)* 5. Volcanic Aerosol (Stratospheric H2SO4) (CAM3.5) Optics mostly based on OPAC (1998) data (CAM3.5) Optics not mapped to RRTMG bands

Aerosol Specification? CAM3 Optics Assumptions Emission/Transport/Deposition Assumptions MG Cloud Microphysics Assumptions Appear in Diverse Sections of Code – Rarely in file data

Volcanic Species Mass specification is broken in CAM3.5 Chemists Surface Area Density Distribution (time evolving) Fixed Number Prognostic Mass Climate/CAM One bin with fixed size Specified time evolving mass Welcome to join our discussion (ACD/CGD)

External Optical Contributions Reproducibility/Traceability Data and Methods Archived Spectrally resolved (SW and LW) and RRTMG-band: Mass-specific Extinction Mass-specific Absorption Single-scattering Albedo Asymmetry Parameter

Questions? 1. RRTMG – A New Radiation Code for CAM Science Tests Integration Tests 2. New Interface for Radiative Constituents 3. Condensed Phase Optics Clouds Aerosols 4. Schedule

Schedule of Experiments 1. RRTMG, old cloud optics 2. Change to Mitchell Ice Optics 3. Change to MGC cloud optics 4. Add BAM Diagnostic aerosol forcing 5. Study and modifications from CCSM 6. CCSM/SOM runs 7. BAM interacting with microphysics (Which interactions?)

Future Work Offline Radiation Optics for internally mixed aerosols Move subcolumn generation out of radiation so that it can be coupled with subscale dynamics and perhaps in-cloud liquid water path variability Initialization step mie computation (run time?) Photolysis

Questions? 1. RRTMG – A New Radiation Code for CAM Science Tests Integration Tests 2. New Interface for Radiative Constituents 3. Condensed Phase Optics Clouds Aerosols 4. Schedule