1. Analyzed Data Products Available from NCAR that Support Marine Climate Research JCOMM ETMC-III 9-12 February 2010 Steven Worley Doug Schuster

2. Data Resources SST Wind Fluxes Reanalyses Feedback on Observations

3. SST Analyses Dataset TitleCoverage Global Temporal Increment Update Frequency @ NCAR NOAA ER-SST (2°x2°), v3b, (60°N-60°S)1850-presentMonthly NOAA OI SST (1°x1°), v21981-present Weekly & Monthly NOAA OI SST (0.25°x0.25°), v21981-presentDailyMonthly JAMSTEC, SST and Salinity (1°x1°), v6.71945-2006MonthlyStatic Hadley Centre Sea Ice and SST (1°x1°), v11870-presentMonthly ICOADS Monthly Summary Statistics, R2.5 (1°x1°) and (2°x2°) 1960.., 1800..Monthly 18502010 No satellite data ICOADS + GTS Not full global No satellite data ICOADS + GTS Not full global AVHRR + ICOADS + GTS Weekly and Monthly AVHRR + ICOADS + GTS Weekly and Monthly AVHRR + AMSR + ICOADS + GTS Daily, high resolution (.25°) AVHRR + AMSR + ICOADS + GTS Daily, high resolution (.25°) Multiple in situ data sources 16 levels down to 700m Has analysis error estimates Multiple in situ data sources 16 levels down to 700m Has analysis error estimates World respected sea-ice estimate uninterpolated data back to 1850 V2 is forthcoming World respected sea-ice estimate uninterpolated data back to 1850 V2 is forthcoming ICOADS is NOT analyzed, or bias adjusted Good first order reference ICOADS is NOT analyzed, or bias adjusted Good first order reference

4. Wind Analyses Dataset TitleCoverage Global Temporal Increment Update Frequency @ NCAR Scatterometer Climatology of Ocean Winds (0.25°x0.25°) 1999-2009Monthly?? QSCAT/NCEP Blended Winds SST, v5 (0.5°x0.5°) 1999-20096-hrly?? FSU Fluxes, v3 http://www.coaps.fsu.edu/RVSMDC/FSUFluxes/ 1978-2004 More Wind Analyses in Flux Products ICOADS Monthly Summary Statistics, R2.5 (1°x1°) and (2°x2°) 1960.., 1800..Monthly 18002010 Both have U and V wind components, stress, curl Both based on NASA QuikSCAT Satellite – ceased functioning 10/09. Carryon with ASCAT?? Not at NCAR Psuedo-stresses, not Atlantic Research and Quick-look Products Not at NCAR Psuedo-stresses, not Atlantic Research and Quick-look Products

5. Flux Analyses Dataset TitleCoverage Global Temporal Increment Update Frequency @ NCAR NOCS Surface Flux Dataset v2.0, (1°x1°)1973-2006Monthly CORE.2 Air-Sea Flux Dataset, (1°x1°)1949-2006Monthly Objectively Analyzed Air-Sea Fluxes v3.0, (1°x1°) 1985-2008 1958-2008 Daily Monthly Soon 19492010 Based on ICOADS, bias adjusted, uncertainty estimates Parameters: AT, SST, SLP, Wind Spd, Humidity, Cloud Cover Fluxes (Lat., LW, SW, Sen.) Based on ICOADS, bias adjusted, uncertainty estimates Parameters: AT, SST, SLP, Wind Spd, Humidity, Cloud Cover Fluxes (Lat., LW, SW, Sen.) Uses HadISST, NCEP Reanalysis, precip., various satellite data Parameters: Wind Stress, Water Fluxes (Evap., Precip., Runoff) Fluxes (Lat., LW, SW, Sen.) Uses HadISST, NCEP Reanalysis, precip., various satellite data Parameters: Wind Stress, Water Fluxes (Evap., Precip., Runoff) Fluxes (Lat., LW, SW, Sen.) Uses in situ ICOADS, several atmospheric reanalyses Parameters: AT, SST, Evap., wind spd., humidty Fluxes (Lat., LW, SW, Sen.) Uses in situ ICOADS, several atmospheric reanalyses Parameters: AT, SST, Evap., wind spd., humidty Fluxes (Lat., LW, SW, Sen.)

6. High Resolution Re-Analyses Dataset TitleCoverage Global Temporal Increment Update Frequency @ NCAR ERA-40, approx. 1.25°x1.25°1957 - 20026-hrlystatic ERA-Interim, approx. 0.7°x0.7°1989-present6-hrlyLag 2 months 18912010 JRA-25, approx. 1.125°x1.125°1979 - present6-hrlyyearly NCEP/NCAR, approx. 2.5°x2.5°1948-present6-hrlyquarterly NCEP CFSR, approx. 0.5°x0.5°1979-present6-hourlyTBD NOAA-CIRES 20 th Century, 2°x2°1891 - 20086-hrlystatic

7. High Resolution Re-Analyses Dataset TitleCoverage Global Temporal Increment Update Frequency @ NCAR ERA-40, approx. 1.25°x1.25°1957 - 20026-hrlystatic ERA-Interim, approx. 0.7°x0.7°1989-present6-hrlyLag 2 months 18912010 JRA-25, approx. 1.125°x1.125°1979 - present6-hrlyyearly NCEP/NCAR, approx. 2.5°x2.5°1948-present6-hrlyquarterly NCEP CFSR, approx. 0.5°x0.5°1979-present6-hourlyTBD NOAA-CIRES 20 th Century, 2°x2°1891 - 20086-hrlystatic ERA-40  40+ Surface parameters  ACCESS from NCAR limited to U.S. and several Canadian Universities ERA-40  40+ Surface parameters  ACCESS from NCAR limited to U.S. and several Canadian Universities ✔ ✔

8. High Resolution Re-Analyses Dataset TitleCoverage Global Temporal Increment Update Frequency @ NCAR ERA-40, approx. 1.25°x1.25°1957 - 20026-hrlystatic ERA-Interim, approx. 0.7°x0.7°1989-present6-hrlyLag 2 months 18912010 JRA-25, approx. 1.125°x1.125°1979 - present6-hrlyyearly NCEP/NCAR, approx. 2.5°x2.5°1948-present6-hrlyquarterly NCEP CFSR, approx. 0.5°x0.5°1979-present6-hourlyTBD NOAA-CIRES 20 th Century, 2°x2°1891 - 20086-hrlystatic ERA-Interim (Still under development)  70+ Surface parameters  ACCESS from NCAR limited to U.S. and several Canadian Universities ERA-Interim (Still under development)  70+ Surface parameters  ACCESS from NCAR limited to U.S. and several Canadian Universities ✔ ✔

9. High Resolution Re-Analyses Dataset TitleCoverage Global Temporal Increment Update Frequency @ NCAR ERA-40, approx. 1.25°x1.25°1957 - 20026-hrlystatic ERA-Interim, approx. 0.7°x0.7°1989-present6-hrlyLag 2 months 18912010 JRA-25, approx. 1.125°x1.125°1979 - present6-hrlyyearly NCEP/NCAR, approx. 2.5°x2.5°1948-present6-hrlyquarterly NCEP CFSR, approx. 0.5°x0.5°1979-present6-hourlyTBD NOAA-CIRES 20 th Century, 2°x2°1891 - 20086-hrlystatic JRA-25/JCDAS  70+ Surface parameters  Better moisture flux and tropical storms JRA-25/JCDAS  70+ Surface parameters  Better moisture flux and tropical storms ✔ ✔

10. ✔ ✔ High Resolution Re-Analyses Dataset TitleCoverage Global Temporal Increment Update Frequency @ NCAR ERA-40, approx. 1.25°x1.25°1957 - 20026-hrlystatic ERA-Interim, approx. 0.7°x0.7°1989-present6-hrlyLag 2 months 18912010 JRA-25, approx. 1.125°x1.125°1979 - present6-hrlyyearly NCEP/NCAR, approx. 2.5°x2.5°1948-present6-hrlyquarterly NCEP CFSR, approx. 0.5°x0.5°1979-present6-hourlyTBD NOAA-CIRES 20 th Century, 2°x2°1891 - 20086-hrlystatic NCEP/NCAR – Long-term, low resolution  Not the best, but has had much scrutiny NCEP/NCAR – Long-term, low resolution  Not the best, but has had much scrutiny

11. High Resolution Re-Analyses Dataset TitleCoverage Global Temporal Increment Update Frequency @ NCAR ERA-40, approx. 1.25°x1.25°1957 - 20026-hrlystatic ERA-Interim, approx. 0.7°x0.7°1989-present6-hrlyLag 2 months 18912010 JRA-25, approx. 1.125°x1.125°1979 - present6-hrlyyearly NCEP/NCAR, approx. 2.5°x2.5°1948-present6-hrlyquarterly NCEP CFSR, approx. 0.5°x0.5°1979-present6-hourlyTBD NOAA-CIRES 20 th Century, 2°x2°1891 - 20086-hrlystatic CFSR (under development) .25° .5° ocean, 40 levels  100+ surface and single level fields CFSR (under development) .25° .5° ocean, 40 levels  100+ surface and single level fields ✔ ✔

12. High Resolution Re-Analyses Dataset TitleCoverage Global Temporal Increment Update Frequency @ NCAR ERA-40, approx. 1.25°x1.25°1957 - 20026-hrlystatic ERA-Interim, approx. 0.7°x0.7°1989-present6-hrlyLag 2 months 18912010 JRA-25, approx. 1.125°x1.125°1979 - present6-hrlyyearly NCEP/NCAR, approx. 2.5°x2.5°1948-present6-hrlyquarterly NCEP CFSR, approx. 0.5°x0.5°1979-present6-hourlyTBD NOAA-CIRES 20 th Century, 2°x2°1891 - 20086-hrlystatic 20 th Century Reanalysis  Run as ensemble  mean and spread fields  assimilated only SLP 20 th Century Reanalysis  Run as ensemble  mean and spread fields  assimilated only SLP ✔✔

13. Reanalyses, Feedback on Obs. An untapped resource? Data assimilation and analysis processing can produce. –Departures, difference between analysis and observed value –Spurious observations and some systematic errors standout as large departures We should use this source to enhance the quality of observations.

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25. Special Project Portals TIGGE Portal –THORPEX Interactive Global Grand Ensemble Archive (TIGGE) –Supports Weather research leading to an integrated Global Interactive Forecast System Integrated across multiple international NWP Centers 10 NWP Centers contributing to TIGGE Future –Model Validation Portal (under design) –Upper Air Observations Portal (under development)

26. Special Project Portals TIGGE Portal