C3S Requirements for Arctic in situ data Sample Clauses

C3S Requirements for Arctic in situ data. The project has collected input on in situ data requirements from the C3S global reanalysis (ERA5), the C3S Arctic Regional Reanalysis and the C3S seasonal forecasts. Information from the C3S European Regional Reanalysis project has not yet been received, but as only a small part of their domain is located in the Arctic this is not considered a major issue. We also collected requirements from C3S 312b: Essential Climate Variable products derived from observations. We received responses from Lot1 (atmospheric physics), Lot2 (Atmospheric composition), Lot3 (Ocean) and Lot4 (Land hydrology and cryosphere). Lot5 (land and biosphere) replied that they did not rely on in situ data. An overview of main requirements for meteorological information is given in Table 2.1.1 C3S requirements for ocean and cryosphere data are included in the respective sections.
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C3S Requirements for Arctic in situ data. The project has collected input on in situ data requirements from the C3S global reanalysis (ERA5), the C3S Arctic Regional Reanalysis and the C3S seasonal forecasts. Information from the C3S European Regional Reanalysis project has not yet been received, but as only a small part of their domain is located in the Arctic this is not considered a major issue. We also collected requirements from C3S 312b: Essential Climate Variable products derived from observations. We received responses from Lot1 (atmospheric physics), Lot2 (Atmospheric composition), Lot3 (Ocean) and Lot4 (Land hydrology and cryosphere). Lot5 (land and biosphere) replied that they did not rely on in situ data. An overview of main requirements for meteorological information is given in Table 2.1.1 C3S requirements for ocean and cryosphere data are included in the respective sections. Table 2.1.1 C3S requirements for meteorological data from the Arctic Product/purpose Requirements Current data Comments ERA5 global reanalysis (data assimilation and independent validation) Surface and mean sea level pressure 2m temperature and humidity 10 m marine wind Upper air temperature wind and humidity Accuracy according to state-of-the-art instrumentation. Mainly from GTS xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxx x.xxx/xxxx/xxxxxxx/XXX/ ERA5+data+documenta tion#ERA5datadocume ntation-Observations Timeliness: within 6 hours Sub-daily time resolution Data are assimilated into the reanalysis products. Arctic Regional Analysis/ Data assimilation and validation Temperature, wind and humidity profiles For validation, other parameters such as: precipitation, cloud cover, visibility and radiation parameters Mainly GTS Some data by request from partners As accurate as possible. 3-hourly data Timeliness: 1.5 h for data assimilation, ‘within reason’ for validation. Seasonal forecasts Data assimilation for initialization; model development and validation Meteorological and land surface observations including upper air data (for NWP initialization) Surface radiation (representative locations including Central Arctic) Real-time data from GTS Data availability over Arctic Ocean is far from adequate Access to original (non- gridded) data is preferred QC is part of data assimilation Global satellite products for Precipitation, water vapour, cloud properties, Earth Radiation budget, surface radiation budget. In situ data used for validation/verification as well as correction/ calibration. Daily mean values of precipitation and radiation in t...
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