Norwegian Climate Prediction Model
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The Norwegian Climate Prediction Model (NorCPM) is aiming at providing prediction from seasonal-to-decadal time scale. It is based on the Norwegian earth system model ([1]) and the Ensemble Kalman Filter ([2]) data assimilation method. NorESM is a state of the art Earth system model that is based on CESM ([3]), but that used different Aerosol/chemistry scheme and ocean model ( evolve from the MICOM). The EnKF is a sequential data assimilation method that allows for fully multivariate and flow dependent correct using the covariance matrix from a Monte-carlo model integration.
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- NorCPM description (see e.g. ROMS description)
- contact information
- other?
News
Model releases
Prediction activities
The optimal goal is to test the capability of our system on disparate phase of the climate in order to gain confidence on the robustnes of its accuracy. SST is the only observational data set available for a period of time sufficient (> 100 years) to clearly demonstrate skill for decadal prediction.
Model-model prediction with assimilation of synthetic SST data
Evaluation of prediction hindcast simulations with real SST data
The observational data set used so far is the ensemble of SST data (refereed as HADISST2), which provide monthly SST for 1850--2007 with 10 members. Each member reconstructs SST using a different set of possible estimate of unknown parameter. At term we intend to perform retrospective decadal prediction (hindcast) over the last century, but here we have decided to focus on a shorter period (1980-2005) first as there are many independent observation during this period of time. Following is a table that summarise the different experiment run so far:
Data products and diagnostics
Projects using NorCPM
PRACTICE, EPOCASA, PREFACE, INCREASE
Publications, etc.
Peer-review