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A paper review:. Le Kuai Group meeting @ JPL 2012/02/06. Strategy for evaluation of the TCCON-inverted fluxes. TCCON X CO2. Inversion method. Transport model. A global atmospheric simulations of CO 2 mixing ratios. Inverted fluxes. Surface air-sample measurement. Seasonal cycle
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A paper review: Le Kuai Group meeting @ JPL 2012/02/06
Strategy for evaluation of the TCCON-inverted fluxes TCCON XCO2 Inversion method Transport model A global atmospheric simulations of CO2 mixing ratios Inverted fluxes Surface air-sample measurement Seasonal cycle & Annual sub-continental budgets HIPPO & CONTRAIL
Quality of the inverted fluxes • Global annual mean CO2growth rate • Seasonal cycle • Sub-continental annual budgets
Seasonal cycle:TCCON inversion vs. air-sample inversion • 14 TCCON sites • January 2009-Dec 2011 • 91 air-sample stations • January 2009-Dec 2011 2009 mean seasonal cycle of natural CO2 flux over the lands North of 20°N • Reduced peak-to-peak amplitude by one fourth. • Lengthen the uptake season by a few weeks. • Converge towards a similar SC. • Uncertainty by TCCON is twice of by air samples
Regional annual net CO2budget (TCCON) (inc. fossil) Figure 2.
The box-and whiskerplot FT: 850-300 hPa BL: 990~850 hPa
Conclusions • TCCON inverted mean seasonal cycle is similar to the one obtained from the surface air-sample inversion. • Improves the NH seasonal cycle by a priori. • Regional budgets are reliable. (statistically consistent but larger uncertainty) • Challenging: different footprint. • Impact of transport model uncertainty in these results to be quantified. • Highlight the potential of space-borne monitoring of XCO2 from space-borne instruments
GOSAT inversion vs. air-sample inversion • Observations: • ACOSv2.9 (with or without Wunch et al. (2011) b/c) • June 2009-March 2011 • 14 TCCON sites • January 2009-Dec 2011 • 91 air-sample stations • January 2009-Dec 2011 TCCON inversion vs. air-sample inversion
Peak-to-peak: 4 GtC/month Peak-to-peak: 3 PgC/month By FrédéricChevallier Seasonal cycle over global land By Feng Deng, Dylan Jones