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Evaluation of a Fully Coupled Atmospheric Hydrological Modeling System for the Sissili Watershed in the West African Sudanian Savannah Titelmasterformat durch Klicken June, 11, 2014 1 st European Fully Coupled Atmospheric Hydrological Modeling and WRF Hydro User workshop, Rende (Cosenza, Italy) JOEL ARNAULT 1,2, L. HINGERL 1, J. BLIEFERNICHT 1, S. ANDRESEN1 1, T. RUMMLER 1, A. ADUNA 3, H. KUNSTMANN 1,2 Formatvorlage 1 Institute of Geography, Augsburg University, des Alter Untertitelmasters Postweg 118, 86159 Augsburg, Germany 2 Institute of Meteorology and Climate Research, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany 3 WASCAL Competence Center, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso durch Klicken J. ARNAULT and colleagues WASCAL 6/6/2014 1 West African Science Service Center on Climate Change and Adapted Land Use

CONTENT 1. OBJECTIVES 2. OBSERVATIONAL DATA AVAILABLE Titelmasterformat durch Klicken 3. SET UP OF THE NUMERICAL EXPERIMENT (WRF & WRF HYDRO) 4. RESULTS durch Klicken 5. CONCLUSION AND PERSPECTIVES 6/6/2014 2

1. OBJECTIVES LONG TERM GOAL: Evaluate the impact of land use change on the West African climate with WRF Hydro (i.e. the Weather Research and Titelmasterformat Forecasting Model coupled with durch the NCAR Distributed Klicken Hydrological Modeling System NDHMS), in the framework of WASCAL (West African Science Service Center for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Use) durch Klicken SHORT TERM GOAL: Provide a WRF Hydro set up able to reproduce both atmospherical and hydrological components of the observed West African climate 6/6/2014 3

2. OBSERVATIONAL DATA AVAILABLE GROUND MEASUREMENTS (2013) WEST AFRICA topography Flux measurements at the eddy covariance tower site of the Titelmasterformat Nazinga Park, since October 2012 durch Klicken River Network of the Sissili watershed durch Klicken 6/6/2014 4 Sissili watershed Daily discharge observations at two hydrological stations along the Sissili river: Nakong and Wiasi, available for the period 2003 2008 Discharge data for 2013 will be available soon

2. OBSERVATIONAL DATA AVAILABLE GRIDDED OBSERVATIONAL DATA (2013) ERA Interim reanalyses Dynamics of the West African Monsoon Low level winds (arrows) and potential temperature (colors) @1000m height Titelmasterformat temporally averaged May October durch 2013. Klicken Saharan Heat Low durch Klicken Monsoon Flow 6/6/2014 5

2. OBSERVATIONAL DATA AVAILABLE GRIDDED OBSERVATIONAL DATA (2013) Daily Precipitation from the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) Latitudinal displacement of the tropical rainbelt Titelmasterformat Time latitude diagram of daily precipitation durch zonally averaged Klicken between 8 W and 8 E Sissili watershed durch Klicken Coast line 6/6/2014 6

3. SET UP OF THE NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS WRF: Two nested domains @10km and @2km (Outer domain forced by ERA Interim data) 35 vertical levels with a pressure model top at 20 hpa Long and short wave radiation: RRTM and MM5 schemes No Cumulus scheme, Microphysics: WSM 5 class scheme Planetary boundary layer: YSU (Yonsei University) scheme Titelmasterformat Land atmosphere exchanges: 1 dimensional NOAH durch Land Surface Model Klicken WRF Hydro: Inner domain coupled with NDHMS using a routing grid @2000 m Infiltration excess controlled by kdt ref = 3 (default value) Overland flow and stream flow computed with default surface and channel roughnesses Subsurface and base flow neglected Outer domain @10km durch Klicken Inner domain @2km Routing grid @2000m Sissili watershed Nakong Wiasi 6/6/2014 These WRF and WRF Hydro set up are run for a 12 month period 7 in 2013

4. RESULTS DYNAMICS OF THE WEST AFRICAN MONSOON IN 2013 Low level winds (arrows) and potential temperature (colors) @1000m height temporally averaged for May October 2013. Titelmasterformat durch Klicken Compared to ERA Interim, WRF@10km slightly overestimates the strength of the monsoon winds on the continent In WRF@10km the northern boundary of the southwesterlies is 2 degrees south compared to ERA Interim These dynamical differences certainly have an impact on the precipitation modelled by WRF Formatvorlage ERA Interim des Untertitelmasters WRF@10km durch Klicken 6/6/2014 8

4. RESULTS LATITUDINAL DISPLACEMENT OF THE TROPICAL RAINBELT IN 2013 Time latitude diagram of daily precipitation zonally averaged between 8 W and 8 E) WRF is able to reproduce the latitudinal TRMM displacement of the rainbelt Titelmasterformat durch Klicken Modelled daily precipitation amounts are comparable to TRMM, especially at the latitudes of the Sissili watershed WRF@10km durch Klicken The simulated rainbelt is shifted 2 degrees south at its northern boundary, as the simulated southwesterlies (previous slide) Sissili watershed Sissili watershed Continental precipitation during the West African Monsoon is mainly due to Mesoscale Convective Systems, which are apparently well resolved in a WRF simulation @10km without 6/6/2014cumulus scheme 9

4. RESULTS MONTHLY AREAL RAIN FOR THE SISSILI WATERSHED (2013) from TRMM from the outer domain of the WRF simulation From the inner domain of the WRF simulation from the inner domain of the WRF Hydro simulation Titelmasterformat durch Klicken rmse=root mean square error durch Klicken Sissili watershed Nakong Wiasi The outer, inner domains of the WRF and WRF Hydro simulations all produce different monthly 6/6/2014precipitation amounts, but relatively close to TRMM (rmse 10 ~ 1 mmd 1 )

4. RESULTS DISCHARGES FOR THE SISSILI WATERSHED (2003) An additional WRF Hydro simulation has been run for 2003, when discharges data at Nakong and Wiasi is available Default infiltration excess, surface and channel roughnesses Titelmasterformat already give reasonable modelled discharges durch Klicken Lack of modelled discharge in September: o lack of modelled precipitation? o subsurface and base flow not taken into account yet? NAKONG WIASI durch Klicken Sissili watershed Nakong Wiasi NSC=0.52 NSC=0.41 6/6/2014 11 NSC=Nash Sutcliffe model efficiency Coefficient

4. RESULTS WATER BUDGET FOR THE SISSILI WATERSHED (2013) Rain = ΔSoil Moisture + Evapotranspiration + runoff + deep drainage + Residuum The surface runoff neglected in WRF is distributed to river runoff, soil moisture, and deep drainage by WRF Hydro Which proportion of the drained water comes back to the surface in reality? Need for a Ground Water Model Titelmasterformat durch Klicken WRF (inner domain) WRF Hydro (inner domain) durch Klicken Sissili watershed Nakong Wiasi 6/6/2014 12

4. RESULTS ENERGY FLUXES AT THE TOWER SITE OF NAZINGA (2013) Net Radiation = Sensible Heat + Latent Heat + Ground Heat + Residuum Observed fluxes between 12 and 13 UTC for the whole year 2013 are compared with the simulated ones Compared to WRF, WRF Hydro decreases the rmse of Sensible Heat, but increases the rmse of Latent Heat Titelmasterformat durch Klicken WRF (inner domain) durch Klicken Sissili watershed Nazinga WRF Hydro (inner domain) 6/6/2014 13

4. RESULTS OUTCOMES OF WRF Hydro (May October 2013) ACCUMULATED RAIN (WRFHydro WRF) AVERAGED SOIL MOISTURE (WRFHydro WRF) AVERAGED SKIN TEMPERATURE (WRFHydro WRF) Titelmasterformat durch Klicken Formatvorlage des Untertitelmasters durch Klicken ACCUMULATED SENSIBLE HEAT (WRFHydro WRF) 6/6/2014 ACCUMULATED LATENT HEAT (WRFHydro WRF) ACCUMULATED NET RADIATION (WRFHydro WRF) 14

4. RESULTS OUTCOMES OF WRF Hydro (May October 2013) AVERAGED SOIL MOISTURE (WRFHydro WRF) ACCUMULATED RAIN (WRFHydro WRF) AVERAGED SKIN TEMPERATURE (WRFHydro WRF) Titelmasterformat durch Klicken SOIL MOISTURE INCREASES DUE TO ADDITIONAL RAIN AND OVERLAND ROUTING VARIES AS THE SENSIBLE HEAT SOIL MOISTURE CONTROLS LATENT HEAT ANTI CORRELATED Formatvorlage des Untertitelmasters durch Klicken ACCUMULATED LATENT HEAT (WRFHydro WRF) ACCUMULATED SENSIBLE HEAT (WRFHydro WRF) ACCUMULATED NET RADIATION (WRFHydro WRF) ENERGY PARTIONING 6/6/2014 15 VARIES AS THE OUTGOING LONG WAVE RADIATION, A FUNCTION OF SKIN TEMPERATURE

4. RESULTS OUTCOMES OF WRF Hydro (May October 2013) Compared to WRF, WRF Hydro does modify the bottom boundary condition of the modelled atmosphere for the period May October 2013: Increase of humidity at 2m up to 5% Titelmasterformat Decrease of temperature at 2m up to 0.5 durch K Klicken AVERAGED HUMIDITY AT 2M (WRFHydro WRF IN %) AVERAGED TEMPERATURE AT 2M (WRFHydro WRF) durch Klicken 6/6/2014 16

4. RESULTS OUTCOMES OF WRF Hydro (May October 2013) Compared to WRF, WRF Hydro locally reduces / increases the bias with TRMM precipitation for the period May October 2013 Need to validate this result for a longer time period and also with other Titelmasterformat observational datasets durch Klicken BIAS WRF TRMM BIAS WRFHydro TRMM durch Klicken 6/6/2014 17

4. RESULTS OUTCOMES OF WRF Hydro (May October 2013) SUMMARY: Titelmasterformat durch Klicken o In our case, compared to WRF, WRF Hydro increases soil moisture o As a consequence, WRF Hydro produces more latent heat, less sensible heat, As a result, air humidity increases, air and skin temperature decrease, Outgoing long wave radiation, as a function of skin temperature, also decreases, inducing a net radiation increase This has a positive feedback on latent heat, increasing air humidity even further durch Klicken o THESE WRF HYDRO RESULTS ARE CAUSED BY A BETTER REPRESENTATION OF HYDROLOGICAL PROCESSES, AS COMPARED TO WRF STAND ALONE. o THE QUESTION STILL REMAINS WETHER OR NOT THIS ADDITIONAL LAND SURFACE INFORMATION IMPROVES THE SIMULATED CLIMATE 6/6/2014 18

5. CONCLUSIONS AND PERSPECTIVES The WRF outer domain provides realistic large scale dynamic features with respect to ERA Interim input data (partially shown) Both outer and inner WRF domains give monthly and daily rainfall close to TRMM data for the Sissili watershed Titelmasterformat durch Klicken In this model configuration, the NDHMS coupled with the inner WRF domain reproduces observed daily discharges in the Sissili watershed with a Nash Sutcliffe modelefficiency coefficient of 0.41 0.52 durch Klicken NDHMS results can certainly be improved by model tuning, and also by taking into account sub surface lateral water flows The outcomes produced by WRF Hydro will be further investigated in multi year simulations 6/6/2014 19

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TUNING OF THE DIRECT EVAPORATION IN NOAH LSM In the NOAH LSM the direct evaporation E dir is extracted from the volumetric water content of the first soil layer Θ 1, as a function of: vegetation cover fraction σ F, soil moisture saturation fraction (Θ 1 Θ dry )/(Θ sat Θ dry ), potential evaporation E p, according to the formula: E dir = E p * (1 σ F ) * [ (Θ 1 Θ dry )/(Θ sat Θ dry ) ]^fx Titelmasterformat an empirical coefficient fx, durch Klicken Soil moisture and precipitation from two WRF simulations @10km, one with fx=2 (default) and the other with fx=1, are compared with measurements at Nazinga (see plots below) In both simulations the soil moisture is overestimated by a factor two with respect to measurements, certainly due to larger amounts of simulated rainfall than what observed With fx=1 the soil moisture falling off after a rain event looks more comparable to the observation durch Klicken EC Nazinga WRF@10km_fx=2 WRF@10km_fx=1 6/6/2014 21

TUNING OF THE DIRECT EVAPORATION IN NOAH LSM Evapotranspiration and precipitation bias between the two WRF simulations with fx=1 and fx=2, for the period May to October 2013 Using fx=1 increases the total amount of evapotranspiration in the Sahel region north of 10 N, and modifies the precipitation patterns Titelmasterformat durch AccumulatedKlicken rain (WRF_fx1) Accumulated evapotranspiration (WRF_fx1) durch Klicken Accumulated Rain Accumulatred evapotranspiration (WRF_fx1 WRF_fx2) (WRF_fx1 WRF_fx2) 6/6/2014 22

TUNING OF THE DIRECT EVAPORATION IN NOAH LSM Rain bias between precipitation derived from the two WRF simulations, with fx=1 and fx=2, and from TRMM, for the period May to October 2013 Using fx=1 reduces the bias in the focus region (inside the dark circle) Titelmasterformat durch Klicken BIAS WRF_fx2 TRMM BIAS WRF_fx1 TRMM durch Klicken 6/6/2014 23