Toward form func.on rela.onships for mul.cellular/ organized convec.on. Toward a moist dynamics that takes account of cloud systems
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1 Toward form func.on rela.onships for mul.cellular/ organized convec.on or maybe Toward a moist dynamics that takes account of cloud systems (review/ essay in prep. for JMSJ) Brian Mapes University of Miami
2 Mo.va.on Disconnect between detailed observa.ons and large scale desires that jus.fy them Observa.ons are 4+ dimensional (xyzt +scales) full of rich mesoscale texture (cloud systems) How can observa.ons of all this truly inform understanding and modeling?
3 Example: mixing in convec.on The authors iden/fy the entrainment rate coefficient of the convec/on scheme as the most important single parameter... [out of 31]...[for]... HadSM3 climate sensi/vity Rougier et al. 2009, J.Clim. doi: /2008jcli Brooks Salzwedel Plume # " x 8 Mixed Media
4 Find me the entrainment coefficient 300 km 30 hour radar reflec.vity loop S POL, DYNAMO, Indian Ocean (Maldives) Oct 2011
5 Column water vapor (MIMIC) shows summer.me low level flow 850
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7 Representa.ve summer cloudsat radar echo objects <200km in horizontal width
8 now with >200km ones in red
9 Models have mesoscales too. So what? GEOS 5 5km mesh (!) global model Runs: Putman & Suarez (2011), NASA GSFC / Figs: Mapes, Song & Putman, in prep.
10 An organ ized set of cells from Gk. organon "implement", lit. "that with which one works," from PIE... We know a lot about form......but not enough about func.on The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp Rembrandt 1632 medicine in the 1600s
11 Connecting form to function Definitions & measures of function 1. Offline diagnostic: sensitivity matrix 2. Test-harness performance: column with parameterized large-scale dynamics 3. Inline: super-param (vs. under-resolved) Ways to control for form Domain size and shape; vertical wind shear Conditional sampling (a route for using obs?)
12 Hypothesis: more organized convec.on couples more strongly to large scales e.g. more 2D vs. isotropic 3D in 'parameterized LSD' test harnesses for periodic CRMs WTG harness for CRM Linear gravity wave coupling (Kuang 2010) 2.5D (narrow periodic domain) 2D CRM 3D CRM 3D Wang and Sobel 2011 Riley, Mapes, Kuang in prep.
13 3D small- No Shear 3D With Shear Robe and Emanuel 2001 doubly periodic x (km) Strict 2D Mapes (2004)
14 Linear response function (or sensitivity matrix) M Kuang (2010 JAS) devised one way to build it using a set of long eq'm runs of a periodic CRM, with mild forcing perturbations that span the space (2NP runs) build M's inverse this way, and do matrix inversion edit small eigenvalues of M ( negative; it's a stable system)
15 Effect of T on subsequent 4h hea.ng p coordinates view each built from >100,000 days of CRM.me inhibits hea.ng above T 650 >0 (Kuang 2012)
16 Sensi.vity of column integrated hea.ng to T at various pressure levels Sensi.vity of 4h rain <dt/dt> to T (p) inhibits hea.ng above T 700 >0
17 Sensi.vity profiles: from 3D small CRM S T ( p) = d Q 1 next 4h dt( p) S q ( p) = d Q 1 dq(p) S aer (p) = d Q 1 d[aerosol( p)] eff. inhib. layer Moisture in free troposphere is favorable WARM PBL + MOIST PBL Computa.ons: Kuang (2010) / Figs: Mapes and Kuang in prep.
18 Test of <M> COARE sonde array 120d of 6h data
19 Or, try to es.mate <M> by mul.ple linear regression Regress COARE budget derived rainrate onto (first few EOFs of) T'(p) and q'(p) profiles
20 Regression sensi.vity profiles from EOFs of T&q Black: 10 modes 2(purple) to 9(red) modes from Siwon Song
21 Regression sensi.vity profiles from EOFs of T&q Black: 10 modes 2(purple) to 9(red) modes from Siwon Song
22 3D small domain CRM and 1 CEOF mode regression S T ( p) = d Q 1 4h dt(p) S q ( p) = d Q 1 4h dq(p) shape too controlled by EOF rather than by regression? Siwon Song, work in progress
23 Sensi.vity profiles: 3D small domain CRM S T ( p) = d Q 1 next 4 h dt( p) Different entrainment formula.ons (Sahany et al. 2011) S q ( p) = d Q 1 dq(p) eff. inhib. layer Moisture in free troposphere slightly favorable WARM PBL +GOOD+ MOIST PBL
24 Sensi.vity profiles: 3D small domain CRM Different entrainment formula.ons S T ( p) = d Q 1 next 4 h dt( p) S q ( p) = d Q 1 dq(p) eff. inhib. layer Moisture in free troposphere slightly favorable WARM PBL +GOOD+ MOIST PBL
25 convec.on: different sensi.vity Midlevel inflows, layer overturning Coherent structures fewer of them, so ZK had to use >200,000 days of CRM.me for...
26 Organized convec.on sensi.vi.es to large scale (domain mean) T anomalies: inhibits hea.ng above
27 Sensi.vity of big domain rain to LS T and q ORG: NOT INHIBITED BY T800! Computa.ons: Kuang 2012 in review / Figs: Mapes and Kuang in prep.
28 Jump to GCM experimenta/on... org Ω access to less diluted plume By this def., trad. GCMs have ubiquitous org., not lack of it!
29 Org(x,y,t): a prognos.c scalar in CAM5 UWens scheme with 2 plumes (more vs. less mixing) precipita.on evapora.on of rain subgrid geography and breezes stochas.c component forced, t=3h decay, advected org(t) shear (rolls, deforma.on lines, etc.) plume overlap more likely (precondi.oned local environs) 2 nd plume wider (mixes less) more mass flux in 2 nd plume updrau base warmer than grid mean deeper convec.on
30 Org(x,y,t): a 2D prognos.c scalar variable evapora.on of rain subgrid geography and breezes stochas.c component org(t) + plume overlap more likely forced, (precondi.oned 3h decay, local environs) advected 2 nd plume wider (mixes less) precipita.on shear (rolls, deforma.on lines, etc.) more mass flux in 2 nd plume updrau base warmer than grid mean deeper convec.on
31 Similar mystery from S. Bush, A. Turner Met Office model clandes.ne pers. comm x entrain rains MORE!!?
32 Key points/ conclusions Mesoscale/mul.scale structure confounds obsmodel connec.ons Need an account of how form relates to func.on Defining func/on is half the bavle Controlling form is the other half Is org. a con.nuum from isotropic 3D to 2D?
33 Results Offline diagnos.c of func.on: matrix M 4 hour <Q1> sensi.vity profile, from 128km 3D CRM: +sensi.vity to PBL ( parcel ), free trop q; inhibi.on to 600mb Sensi.vity of 2048 x 128 w/ mesoscale org differs: More sensi.ve to q, T at 700mb a posi/ve influence inhibi.on layer extends up to mb Param: org access to less dilute updraus By this def, org too ubiquitous in trad. GCMs, not missing Mystery: some places more org reduces rainfall or more entrainment increases rainfall (Reading/UKMO) Working/thinking how to bring in obs bever
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