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- COSMO: 1..40
- HARMONIE: 1..65
MESCAN-SURFEX: TBD
- MO: 1..63
Name | Abbreviation | Unit |
Cloud cover | ccl | % |
Pressure | pres | Pa |
Specific cloud liquid water content | clwc | kg kg-1 |
Specific cloud ice water content | ciwc | kg kg-1 |
Specific humidity | q | kg kg-1 |
Temperature | t | K |
U-velocity | u | m s-1 |
V-velocity | v | m s-1 |
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Name | Abbreviation | Unit |
Cloud cover | ccl | % |
Geopotential | z | m2 s-2 |
Specific cloud liquid water content | clwc | kg kg-1 |
Specific cloud ice water content | ciwc | kg kg-1 |
Relative humidity | r | % |
Temperature | t | K |
U-velocity | u | m s-1 |
V-velocity | v | m s-1 |
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● Store analysis output in six hourly intervals (at 00/06/12/18UTC) for the Unified Model, Harmonie, MESCAN-SURFEX
● Store precipitation analysis (24 h accumulation from 06 UTC to 06 UTC of next day) output at 06TC for MESCAN-SURFEX
● Store hourly analysis output for COSMO, MESAN, SURFEX
Forecast:
● Store forecast output at T+1,2,3,4,5,6,9,12,15,18,21,24,27,30 started at 00 UTC and 12 UTC for the Unified Model, COSMO, Harmonie
● Store forecast output at T+1,2,3,4,5,6 started at 06 UTC and 18 UTC for the Unified Model, COSMO, Harmonie
● For Harmonie (started at 00/06/12/18UTC):
- Store sd, sr, al, rsn, slhf, sshf parameters (derived from ALADIN model driving SURFEX) at T+1,2,3,4,5,6 only
- Store all other parameters at T+1,2,3,4,5,6,9,12,15,18,21,24,27,30
● For MESCAN-SURFEX (started at 00/06/12/18UTC):
- Store parameters sp,tp,2r,2t,10si,10wdir, tidirswrf from forecast output at T+6 only (fields from ALADIN model driving SURFEX)
- Store all other parameters from forecast output at T+1,2,3,4,5,6
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Static fields are archived only as of the analysis type. For users' convenience, even they are invariant fields, they should be archived for all analysis output times. In case of ensemble products they should be archived with all ensemble members (again as of the analysis type only). The surface roughness could be either static or changing parameter depending on model and should be handled accordingly as a static or a prognostic model field. |
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- COSMO: 8 soil layers
level borders at 0, 0.01, 0.03, 0.09, 0.27, 0.81, 2.43, 7.29, 21.87 m - HARMONIE: 3 soil levels/layers (sot on levels, vsw on layers)
level depths are grid dependent - MESCAN-SURFEX: 14 soil layers (only 6 soil layerslayers for preliminary shorter re-analysis runs)
level borders at 0, 0.01, 0.04, 0.1, 0.2, 0.4, 0.6 m - MO: 4 soil layers
level borders at 0, 0.1, 0.35, 1 and 3 m
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The soil depth could be either a constant or a grid dependent parameter depending on given model soil scheme. If constant, the soil depths should be mentioned only in documentation of given model. If grid dependent it should be archived the same as other static fields for all analysis output times. In case of ensemble products it should be archived with all ensemble members (again as of the analysis type only). |
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Soil | Abbreviation | Unit | |||
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Liquid non-frozen volumetric soil water | liqvsm | m3 m-3 | |||
sot | K | ||||
Soil depth | sod | m | |||
Volumetric field capacity | voltso | m3 m-3 | |||
vsw | m3 m-3 | ||||
sot | K | ||||
Volumetric wilting point | vwiltm | m3 m-3 | Soil depth | sod | m |
Additional information and links
- UERRA parameters
- UERRA parameters (life document on google drive)
- GRIB-API parameter database
- how is soil moisture defined for TIGGE
- example of soil layers in MARS
- description of multi-layer definition in MARS
- radiation in MARS
- latest WMO documentation on GRIB2 tables (normally it is under 1st link returned by google for "WMO latest")
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- radiation_in_mars.pdf (to understand the radiation fluxes)
- Parameter_table_20150427.docx (the latest official version of agreed upon UERRA parameters)
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