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PILPS 2e: Arctic Model Intercomparison Experiment

PILPS 2e: Arctic Model Intercomparison Experiment. Stage 1: Torne/Kalix Rivers - 58,000 km 2 river system in Sweden Stage 2: Mackenzie River - 1,8000,000 km 2 Canadian river Stage 3: Lena River - 2,400,000 km 2 Russian river. PILPS 2e Participants. 27 groups participating, with

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PILPS 2e: Arctic Model Intercomparison Experiment

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  1. PILPS 2e: Arctic Model Intercomparison Experiment • Stage 1: Torne/Kalix Rivers - 58,000 km2 river system in Sweden • Stage 2: Mackenzie River - 1,8000,000 km2 Canadian river • Stage 3: Lena River - 2,400,000 km2Russian river

  2. PILPS 2e Participants • 27 groups participating, with • 28 different models, from • 11 different countries (Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Japan, Netherlands, Russia, Sweden, U.K., U.S.A.)

  3. PILPS 2e Participants • Hadley Center, U.K. / MOSES • Canadian Forest Service, Northern Forestry Centre, Edmonton AB, Canada / IBIS • Dept. of Hydrology and Water Resources, University of Arizona, U.S.A. / SAST • Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute and Department of Meteorology, Stockholm University, Sweden / RCA • National Center for Atmospheric Research (CNRM, Toulouse, France) / ISBA • NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and SAIC/General Sciences Corp. / HY-SSiB • GKSS Research Center, Institute for Atmospheric Physics, Germany / SEWAB • KNMI (Dutch MetOffice), The Netherlands / MECMWF • CSIRO Atmospheric Research, U.S.A. / CSIRO • Institute for Hydrospheric-Atmospheric Sciences, Nagoya University, Japan • Atmos. Phys. Sec. Atmos. Envir. Div. NIES / MATSIRO • Meteorological Service of Canada / CLASS • Water Systems Analysis Group, University of New Hampshire / AWBM • Macquarie University / CHASM

  4. PILPS 2e Participants, cont. • NCEP/EMC and NWS Office of Hydrology, U.S.A. / NOAH • COLA land group, U.S.A. / COLA-SSi • COLA land group, U.S.A. / Bucket • Common land model working group, U.S.A. / CLM • Institute of Water Problems, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia / SWAP • Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia / SPONSOR • Department of Hydrology and Water Resources, University of Arizona and Georgia Institute of Technology, U.S.A / LSMS • Department of Hydrology and Water Resources, University of Arizona and Georgia Institute of Technology, U.S.A. / BATS • Chinese Academy of Sciences, China / IAP • UCLA, U.S.A. / SSiB • Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Washington, U.S.A. / VIC • European Center for Medium Range Weather forecasting. EC / ECMWF • Forecast Systems Laboratory (FSL, NOAA), U.S.A. / MAPS • Center of Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford, U.K. / M-JCHMR

  5. Model Assessment • River discharge at 20 stations • Snow depth at 8 stations • Snow water equivalent via surveys at 3 stations • Lake freeze/thaw at 19 lakes • Lake ice depth at 1 location • Soil frozen depth at 1 station • Soil temperature profile at 1 station • Snow areal extent via AVHRR

  6. Global Land-Atmosphere System Study (GLASS) • GEWEX project which aims to encourage the development of a new generation of LSSs by coordinating their evaluation and inter-comparison; • Serves as an interface between the land-surface community and other GEWEX projects.

  7. Assistance for Land-surface Modeling Activities (ALMA) • The section of GLASS which will provide infrastructure and technical support for model inercomparisons. • This includes specification of a stable data exchange format (netcdf with the GDT convention) and procedures to exchange data.

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