Evaluation of Combined Satellite and Radar Data Assimilation with POD-4DEnVar Method on Rainfall Forecast
Evaluation of Combined Satellite and Radar Data Assimilation with POD-4DEnVar Method on Rainfall Forecast
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POD-4DEnVar 方法卫星和雷达组合资料同化对降雨预报的评估
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10.3390/app10165493
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2020-08
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通讯作者:
Mingyang Zhang
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作者:
Jingnan Wang;Lifeng Zhang;Jiping Guan;Mingyang Zhang
Satellite and radar observations represent two fundamentally different remote sensing observation types, providing independent information for numerical weather prediction (NWP). Because the individual impact on improving forecast has previously been examined, combining these two resources of data potentially enhances the performance of weather forecast. In this study, satellite radiance, radar radial velocity and reflectivity are simultaneously assimilated with the Proper Orthogonal Decomposition (POD)-based ensemble four-dimensional variational (4DVar) assimilation method (referred to as POD-4DEnVar). The impact is evaluated on continuous severe rainfall processes occurred from June to July in 2016 and 2017. Results show that combined assimilation of satellite and radar data with POD-4DEnVar has the potential to improve weather forecast. Averaged over 22 forecasts, RMSEs indicate that though the forecast results are sensitive to different variables, generally the improvement is found in different pressure levels with assimilation. The precipitation skill scores are generally increased when assimilation is carried out. A case study is also examined to figure out the contributions to forecast improvement. Better intensity and distribution of precipitation forecast is found in the accumulated rainfall evolution with POD-4DEnVar assimilation. These improvements are attributed to the local changes in moisture, temperature and wind field. In addition, with radar data assimilation, the initial rainwater and cloud water conditions are changed directly. Both experiments can simulate the strong hydrometeor in the precipitation area, but assimilation spins up faster, strengthening the initial intensity of the heavy rainfall. Generally, the combined assimilation of satellite and radar data results in better rainfall forecast than without data assimilation.
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Tellus - Series A: Dynamic Meteorology and Oceanography
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