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1 The European (RA VI) Regional Climate Centre Node on Climate Monitoring Peter Bissolli Deutscher Wetterdienst, Germany WMO RA VI Regional Climate Centre (RCC) 1
2 Outline 1. Overview of the Regional Climate Centre Network in RA VI (Europe) 2. Climate Monitoring Products of RA VI RCC 3. How to use RCC Climate Monitoring Products for Long Range Forecasting 2
3 What are Regional Climate Centres (RCCs)? RCCs are Centres of Excellence that assist WMO Members in a given region to deliver better climate services and products including regional long-range forecasts, and to strengthen their capacity to meet national climate information needs. WMO-mandated activity Regional component of the Global Framework for Climate Services (GFCS) Climate Service Information System (CSIS) Users: NMHSs, RCOFs and other RCCs (end users are customers of the NHMSs) RCC in the RA VI: Poll in 2008 led to product portfolio (fixed in the implementation plan) Pilot network ; 3 nodes; each node formed by a consortium CBS XV (09/2012): approval of nomination of the pilot RCC network to become the WMO RA VI RCC-Network Resolution 4.3/1 (EC-65) in May 2013 (RCC to be assigned as an RSMC of WMO) 3
4 The WMO Region VI (Europe) RA VI RCC offers services to 3 RCOFS: RA VI RCC SEECOF (southeast Europe) NEACOF (north Eurasia) MedCOF (Mediterranean) NEACOF RCOFs can concern overlapping Regions (here RA I, II, VI) MedCOF SEECOF 4
5 WMO RAVI RCC-Network RCCs provide regional-scale tailored climate services on Climate Data Climate Monitoring Climate Outlook and projections Picture from WMO 5
6 WMO RCC-Network in Europe ( RA VI RCC Network RCC on Climate Data (red): France, Hungary, Norway, Serbia, Sweden, Turkey; lead: The Netherlands RCC on Climate Monitoring (yellow): Armenia, France, The Netherlands, Serbia, Turkey; lead: Germany RCC on Long-range Forecasting (green): Norway, Serbia, Turkey; lead: France, Russian Federation 6
7 RAVI RCC Product summary RCC node on Climate Data (RCC-CD) various data sets for Europe, both station data and gridded data (ECA/D, MILLENNIUM, ENSEMBLES, BALTEX, SHARK) and various sub-regional data sets Services: Archiving functions, data management tools RCC node on Climate Monitoring (RCC-CM) Maps, reference climatologies, anomalies, indices, trends, statistics reports, significant weather event data base, climate watch (advisories on possible future events), RCC node on Long-Range Forecasting (seasonal forecasts, RCC-LRF) Seasonal forecast bulletins, maps and graphs on model performance, seasonal outlooks, consensus statements, model verification 7
8 RCC-CM products in general: Maps, including from satellites Gridded data sets for download (members) Documentation of significant events Monthly, seasonal and annual reports Climate watches (early warning) RCC overview 8
9 RCC-CM products from members of the consortiums: SEEVCCC South East European Virtual Climate Change Center DMCSEE Drought Management Centre for Southeastern Europe Armstatehydromet RCC overview 9
10 RCC-CM products from members of the consortiums: ECA&D: European Climate Assessment & Dataset Example: Trend maps of very heavy precipitation days >20mm in May Example: Sea level pressure October
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12 RCC-CM products: The Climate Knowledge Database 12
13 Access to RCC network products - overview Internet: Recommended by implementation plan Should include product catalogue for each node as PDF including examples for products Access without restriction Most products of RCC-CD and RCC-CM Access with restriction For RCC-LRF products and gridded data from RCC-CM Through the respective NMHS User and password authorised by host of RCC node Via one of the WMO Global Information System Centres (GISCs) Additional access option Also offers search for RCC products (if smart keywords used) 13
14 RCC on Climate Monitoring ( 14
15 How to use RCC-CM Products for LRF Verification: compare previous forecasts to monitoring results Compare maps: spatial distribution of anomalies Look at extreme events: did they have much impact on seasonal averages? Be careful: Different reference periods Forecast probabilities to be compared to one deterministic analysis Analysis of initial (recent past / present) conditions What has happened until now (mean anomalies, extremes, circulation) Do the forecasts indicate a continuation of the present large-scale state or rather a shift to a new state? If yes, why (circulation changes, ENSO events, teleconnections, ocean temperature etc.)
16 Example 1: Verification in SEECOF-10 (summer 2013) Consensus Forecast: Region 1: 60% warmer than normal Region 2: 40% warmer than normal Analysis: Both regions nearly completely warmer than normal, but anomalies are different.
17 Verification aspects to be considered RCC-CM provides products for the whole RA VI Region, but they do not have all the data of the NMHSs. (There are national data networks, which are not all accessible for RCC-CM). For that reason, NMHSs can provide far more detailed results for their own country. Verification has to be done in 2 steps: Large-scale structure -> RCC-CM More detailed results -> NMHSs (done in SEECOF) Too many (local) details are hard to forecast, so verification can also be not too detailed. Additional products needed for verification (e.g. terciles, percentiles, standardized anomalies)? Feedback to RCC-CM welcome!
18 Example 2: Analysis of the recent past / present state Tmean Tano SLP August 2013 September 2013 October 2013
19 Circulation patterns of CPC From NOAA CPC:
20 Summary RA VI RCC-CM supports regional, subregional and national climate services by climate monitoring products (RCC-CD by climate data and RCC-LRF by long-range forecast products as well) RA VI RCC is organized as a network, a consortium sharing the work RCOFs are important users of the RCC network RCC-CM can provide climate monitoring products for Verification Climate analysis, including diagnostic using circulation parameters Feedback for additional products welcome!
21 More general information on RCCs More general information on RCCs: 21
22 Thank you for your attention! Have a nice time in Belgrade! 22
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