You are viewing an old version of this page. View the current version.

Compare with Current View Page History

Version 1 Next »

Description of upgrade

The CAMS IFS cycle 47R1 is based on ECMWF's  IFS cycle 47R1 . This is an upgrade with many scientific contributions, including changes in the use of observations and in modelling.

The page will be updated as required. It was last changed on 20th April 2020.

For a record of changes made to this page please refer to Document versions .

Further information and advice regarding the upgrade can be obtained from the Copernicus User Support.




Timetable for implementation

The planned timetable for the implementation of the cycle 46r1 is as follows:

DateEvent
TBCAnnouncement of expected implementation date
TBC

Implementation

The timetable represents current expectations and may change in light of actual progress made.

Current Status

IFS cycle 47r1 is going through its final testing phase.

Meteorological content of the new cycle

The meteorological changes can be found on the ECMWF  IFS CY47R1 page .

Atmospheric composition content of the new cycle

Assimilation

  • No changes compared to 46R1

Observations

  • Activation of TROPOMI volcanic SO2 data. No other changes compared to the observations used in 46R1.

Emissions

  • Updated emissions inventories: CAMS_GLOB_ANT v4.2 (anthropogenic) and CAMS_GLOB_VOLC (JF the Carn data set is not from CAMS 81)(volcanic outgassing, based on Carn et al., 2017).
  • Updated to GFASv1.4 biomass-burning emissions.
  • Excluded agricultural waste burning from CAMS_GLOB_ANT, avoiding double-counting with GFAS.
  • Improved diurnal cycle (CO, NO, SO2, NH3) and vertical profile for anthropogenic emissions (SO2, all over sea).

Other model changes

  • Vertical resolution increased from 60 levels to 137 levels, matching that used at ECMWF for NWP. This includes moving the model top from 0.1 hPa to 0.01 hPa. (JF: That was the previous update)
  • Hybrid Linear Ozone (HLO) scheme (a Cariolle-type linear parameterisation of stratospheric ozone chemistry using the multi-year mean of the CAMS reanalysis as mean state) .
  • New sea-salt emission scheme based on Albert et al. (2016), providing better agreement with measured sea-salt size distribution.
  • Updated dust source function, reducing excess dust in the Sahara, Middle East and other regions, and restoring missing dust over Australia.
  • Revised coefficients in UV processor, based on ATLAS3 spectrum.

Impact of the new cycle

To be completed.

Technical details of the new cycle

New and discontinued parameters

There are no new or discontinued parameters in the disseminated data compared to 46r1.

Software

Availability of test data from the cycle 47r1 test suites

To be completed

Document versions


DateReason for update
20 April 2019

Initial version

  • No labels