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The GEWEX Global Energy Water cycle Exchanges Science Steering Group 34th edition is held in Paris at University Sorbonne. 

https://www.gewexevents.org/meetings/gewex-ssg-34a/

This meeting is focused around the Science Plan 2023-2032, and on the review of progress in the 4 main international panels, GLASS, GASS, GHP, GDAP. 


Day 1      Strategic Planning

TimeItemPresenterComments
08:15 – 08:30WelcomeJan Polcher, Xubin Zeng and Peter van OevelenJan Polcher Xubin Zeng and Peter van Oevelen gave the welcome to this first in-person / hybrid meeting after the pandemic. Daniel Klocke Mike Bosilovich Maria Piles Tristal Lecuyer joined remotely. 
08:30 – 10:00GLASSKirsten Findell and Anne Verhoef

GLASS is made of about 10 projects (LUMIP and DICE/GABLS are retired), that are clustered in 3 topical areas:

Processes:

LoCo (Joe Santanello NASA lead) include several field campaigns (GRAINEX, LAFE, LIASE 2021, FESSTVal 2021) good uptake of coupling diagnostics

GLAFO (Volker Wulfmeyer, Stuttgart lead of GLA Feedback Observatories) include turbulence & PBL observations (lidar), there are few major EU site (Hohenheim, Lindenberg, Cabauw, Payerne, Chilbolton in Europe).

SoilWat (Yijian Zeng Twente & Anne Verhoef UoR, Laure Condon U.Arizona) with focus on pedotransfer and links to soil properties and root distribution. SP-MIP has interesting results. A 3m soil is clearly not enough. GlobTemp ESA can be used.

Benchmarking:

PLUMBER2PALS (modelevaluation.org) and ILAMB (now under PALS for global runs, interesting for CP to participate (ECMWF/GLASS linkSouhail Boussetta). A new paper documenting the site just published Ukkola et al. 2022

Intercomparison

GSWP3 and LSMIP3 are ongoing. There are 4 new initiatives.

Irrigation effort (LIAISE and GRAINEX) got a boost in 2021 thanks to the Irrigation workshop.

CLASP (Coupling Land Atmosphere Subgrid Parameterisations) focus on PBL & land heterogeneity, using LES. Origin US.

SIFMIP (Solar Induced Fluorescence MIP) aiming at Carbon/Water interactions. SIF nicely linked to transpiration. Parazoo et al. 2020 set the scene for Phase-I. Phase-II expanding on diurnal, synoptic, seasonal evaluation which can be interesting for ECMWF (linkAnna Agusti-Panareda). Nick Parazoo (JPL) is coordinating the SIF benchmarking. 

CC-dET (cross-cut with GHP) measuring & modelling ET, including interception and open water, and irrigation, Patricia Lawston-Parker (ECMWF link Margarita Choulga )

A BAMS 30-year history paper is being prepared (ECMWF link Gianpaolo Balsamo ).

10:30 – 12:00GASSSandrine Bony and Daniel Klocke

GASS focus on understanding physical processes in the atmosphere. Good communication with WGNE. GASS will also embrace Digital Earth and VHRES process modelling.

COORDE on orographic drag has a publication by van Niekerk et al. 2020. Links also with WGNE.

LS4P on land temperature predictability has a publication by Xue et al 2021 (ECMWF links Gianpaolo Balsamo )

Diurnal/Sub-diurnal precipitation project is ongoing

GAP (GEWEX Aerosol Precipitation) plan to review in Monterey

UTCC-PROES (Tropospheric Clouds/Convection) 

Legacy of WCRP grand challenges are fitting well with GASS. Convective organization/aggregation is blooming (4 review paper in recent years). New observation (EURECA, COMBLEX, MOSAIC, FESSTVal campaigns), new models (storm resolving) and potential synergies (CFMIP, WGNE, GDAP).

DYAMOND results are shown as multi-model example. The km-scale storm resolving models are a natural aggregator of GEWEX panels work.

GEWEX acknowledge that the landscape is changing because of Destination Earth and the new tools connected.

New proposed projects include:

Mesoscale organisation of convection/trade-wind & cloud feedback; Organisation of deep convection; Air-sea coupling; Arctic cold-air outbreaks; Stable PBL(follow-up of GABLS); Convective momentum transport; Diurnal cycle of precipitation. Orographic precipitation (INARCH link in GHP).

Pan-GASS workshop in Monterey & CPCM (Convection-Permitting Climate Modelling) in Buenos Aires.

13:30 – 15:00GDAPRémy Roca and Tristan L’Ecuyer

GDAP (GEWEX Data Analysis Panel) 

3 Surface network:

BSRN (Christian Lanconelli JRC, manage 76 stations, 16 closed, 9 installed, GCOS recognised reference network), 12200+ monthly files, RAMI project RAMI-V with Nadine Gobron) ,

GPCC (data is gridded but pre-process data can be obtained (without ID)),

ISMN (Vienna to Germany GRDC, Wouter Dorigo former coordinator),

3 Assessment Reports:

Water vapor (Phase-II started, publication in ACP/AMT/ESSD/HESS special issue) L Picon leading. On Arctic for Water vapour ACLOUD ACP special issue).

Precipitation (Joint IPWC/GEWEX precipitation assessment report is published, ERA5 compares more favourably to CERES diabatic heating compared to ERAI, see page 47, Figure 2.1.3 of the assessment report). See also Remy Roca FROGS dataset for precipitation, and Hirohiko Masunaga et al. 2019.

Earth imbalances EI GDAP assessment revealed 93% of heat imbalance is over ocean due to OHC Ocean Heat Content. 

2 Projects:

Integrated Product Project delivered 1999-2014 dataset combining several observationally based datasets. Robin Guillame-Castel & Benoit Meyssignac. The IPP dataset satisfies Energy & Water closure.

ISSCP NextGen (led by Andy Heidinger NOAA and B Khan JPL, Martin Stengel DWD CM-SAF) is reviving, with the aim to have an inter calibrated dataset to be used for cloud cover. 

Proposed new project on Regional Energy&Water consistency over land (link with GLAFO).

2022 GDAP meeting 26-30 September, Bern, Switzerland.

Link with Earth System Modelling & Observations (ESMO which absorbs WGCM/WGSIP/WGNE) and the Global Precipitation Experiment (GPEX) of WCRP are ongoing.

15:30 – 17:00GHPFrancina Dominguez and Ali Nazemi

GHPs (Global Hydroclimatology Panel) work is articulated in 4 areas:

RHPs (Regional Hydroclim Projects) ongoing.

CCs (Cross-Cut) TEAMx (focus on the Alps, PBL centric), INARCH-II (just approved follow-on to INARCH, focus on high mountain hydrology, worldwide, John Pomeroy lead) (ECMWF link Gabriele Arduini ).

Newly proposed CC-Flood, CC-Determine_ET.

GDCs (Global Data Centres)

GHP network: essentially PannEx. A PannEx special issue published in MDPI Atmosphere.

17:00 – 17:30Wrap-upPeter van Oevelen

Day 2      WCRP Light House activities, New CPs and Meeting Planning

TimeItemPresenterComments
08:30 – 09:00Safe Landing ClimatesGabi Hegerl and Hyungyun Kim
09:00 – 09:30Digital EarthChristian Jakob and Andreas Prein
09:30 – 10:00Explaining and PredictingKirsten Findell
10:00 – 10:30Break

10:30 – 11:00My Climate RiskAli Nazemi and Paola Arias
11:00 – 11:30SSG-34B PlaningXubin Zeng and Jan Polcher
11:30 – 12:00Regional Information for Society (RiFS)Peter van Oevelen and Ali Nazemi
12:00 – 12:30Earth System Modelling and Observations (ESMO)Remy Roca and Tristan L’Ecuyer
12:30 – 14:00Lunch

14:00 – 14:30WCRP Secretariat UpdateHindumathi Palanisamy and Mike Sparrow
14:30 – 15:00Pan-GASS updateDaniel Klocke
15:00 – 15:30WCRP AcademyMike Bosilovich, Qingyun Dian
15:30 – 16:00Break

16:00 – 17:00PAN-GEWEX Planning IXubin Zeng and Jan Polcher
17:00 – 17:30Wrap-upPeter van Oevelen

Day 3      Strategic Panning continued

TimeItemPresenterComments
08:30 – 09:30Pan-GEWEX Planning IIJan Polcher, Xubin Zeng and Peter van Oevelen
09:30 – 10:0030-years GEWEX History
Intro to Strategic Discussion
Graeme Stephens
10:00 – 10:30Break

10:30 – 11:00WCRP HydrologyJan Polcher
11:00 – 11:30Global Precipitation Experiment (GPEX)Xubin Zeng
11:30 – 12:00CyclesJan Polcher
12:00 – 13:30Lunch

13:e0 – 15:00GEWEX Strategic Direction and ActivitiesJan Polcher and Xubin Zeng
15:00 – 15:30Break

15:30 – 16:00Any Other TopicsJan Polcher, Xubin Zeng and Peter van Oevelen
16:00 – 17:30Summary Action Items and RecommendationsPeter van Oevelen
17:00 – 17:30Wrap-upPeter van Oevelen
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