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Needs and use of post processing and model interpretation, examples

Needs and use of post processing and model interpretation, examples. Model fields: calculated parameters from one model or an ensemble of model forecasts as new GRIB DMO and Model output statistics (MOS) Weather parameters near the surface for many (1000) locations,

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Needs and use of post processing and model interpretation, examples

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  1. Needs and use of post processing and model interpretation, examples Model fields: calculated parameters from one model or an ensemble of model forecasts as new GRIB DMO and Model output statistics (MOS) Weather parameters near the surface for many (1000) locations, deterministic and probabilistic T. Kratzsch, DWD, WV1

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  3. „WANTED“ …. und weitere

  4. Model fields: calculated parameters from one model or an ensemble of model forecasts as new GRIB • The role of the meteorologist: • Understand what the models does, i.e. reasons for increasing/decreasing of intensity • Spread of the lowest and strongest solution in an ensemble • Comparison of different models (area, time, intensity of met. events) • Useful parameters, that are not model values (fog, Ceiling) • Describe that (Guidance texts) and react if model goes wrong • Comparison is much easier with combined / resulting parameters (ww, rain amount) • Monitoring of predictands for severe weather events (SDI, tornado parameters, severe ice etc)

  5. Interpretation of Ensemble results:Don‘t look for 50 members but for the Prob. of predictible valuesProbability fields for tresholds of wind gusts and rainfall, Areas of low preasure or large values of CAPE or CINProbabilities do not replace deterministic values for both – meteorologists and customers!Met. and users need deterministic forecasts and warnings (Guidances)Probs for warning tresholds transformed to Guidance (first guess) of deterministic warnings (severeness and duration)

  6. ww + Bodendruck + Fronten 06.08., 00 + 60 H Samstag, 12 UTC Z + T 500 hPa 06.08., 00 + 60 H

  7. ww + Bodendruck + Fronten 06.08., 00 + 84 H Sonntag, 12 UTC Z + T 500 hPa 06.08., 00 + 60 H Z 300 hPa / Omega 700hPa 06.08., 00 + 84 UTC

  8. Analyse (A-Format), 04.08., 06 UTC Z 300 hPa / Omega 700 hPa 04.08., 00 + 06 H

  9. Heute, 06 UTC Z 300 hPa / Omega 700hPa 06.08., 06 UTC Analyse, 06 UTC, A-Format

  10. GME, TKB + ww GME, 23.07., 00 + 84 H Z 300 hPa / Omega 700 hPa Sonntag, 12 UTC

  11. 12-std. Niederschlag bis Samstag, 18 UTC, COSMO-EU, 06.08., 00 + 54 … 66 H 12-std. Gewitterwahrscheinlichkeit, MOS(EZMW), 06.08., 00 + 54 …66 H

  12. Prob RR > 1 mm, MOS(EZMW) 09.07., 00 + 78 … 90 H Simuliertes Sat-Bild (EZMW) 08.07., 12 + 96 H

  13. fx, COSMO-DE, 23.07., 00 + 18 H

  14. Mittwoch, 18 UTC CAPE + Lifting Index GFS, 09.07., 00 + 162 H Z + T 850 hPa

  15. COSMO-DE, ww, 21.07., 12 + 06 H + Blitzbeobachtungen

  16. Modelllauf vom 05.08., 00 UTC Modelllauf vom 04.08., 12 UTC EZMW, Z 1000 hPa EPS-Mittel für Sonntag, 16.August, 12 UTC Modelllauf vom 03.08., 12 UTC Modelllauf vom 04.08., 00 UTC

  17. EPS des EZMW: Kumulative Verteilungs- Funktion der einzelnen Vorhersagen Rot: 08.07., 12 UTC Violett: 08.07., 00 UTC Dunkelblau: 07.07., 12 UTC usw.

  18. Kombinierte EFI-Karte, 22.07., 12 UTC

  19. Do Fr SaSo Mo Di Mi Do Fr SaSo Do Fr SaSo Mo Di Mi Do Fr SaSo

  20. „WANTED“ seit 2005 / 2007: • Parameter in der Grenzschicht / Bodennähe: • Relative Feuchte in 975 hPa • Eckertscher Nebelindex auf LMK Basis • Ceiling nach TAF Kriterien (Wolkenuntergrenze mit Bedeckungsgrad >= 4/8) • lokale Feuchteänderung (zeitlich, z.B. 1stg. / 3stg.) als Hinweis für Tornadobildung aus LMK • Konvektionsparameter als Grib-Felder: • Parameter werden mittels der Umgebungsmethode (Berücksichtigung auch der Nachbargitterpunkte) berechnet. • Konvektionsparameter: • Lifting Condensation Level, Level of Free Convection • Mixed-Layer CAPE over 0-3 km, Experimental Spout/Tornado index • Equilibrium Level Convective Cloud Top Temperature • MSL Pressure, 500 hPa Height, Mixed-Layer CAPE (lowest 1000m parcel) • Supercell Detection Index (SDI) • vertikale Windscherung 0-1km, 0-3km, 0-6km aus LMK als Tornadohinweis • weitere Tornado-Indizes, vgl. Email an Dr. Seifert, Papier von Herrn Friedrich aus 2005 • Vereisungsprognose: • ADWICE auf Basis des LMK • Schneefallgrenze oder /und Nullgradgrenze aus LME und LMK

  21. How to give deterministic and probabilistic forecasts to users/customers that are interested in (deterministic) values for locations from high resolution models? Use of interpretation methods from global models in high resolution models? How to communicate uncertainty?

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