Impact of Convective and Land Surface Parameterization Schemes on the Simulation of Surface Temperature and Precipitation Using RegCM4.7 During Summer Period Over the DPR Korea
Kum-Ryong Jo, Song-Ryong Kim, Ki-Song Pak, Hyok-Chol Kim, Yong-Sik Ham
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Abstract
This paper has investigated the impact of convective parameterization schemes (CPS) and land surface models (LSM) on the simulation of summer climate over the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPR Korea) using the regional climate model (RegCM 4.7). The sensitivity experiments with two LSMs [Biosphere Atmosphere Transfer Scheme (BATS) and Community Land Model (CLM 3.5)] and four CPSs (Grell, Emanuel, Grell over land and Emanuel over ocean (GL_EO), Emanuel over land and Grell over ocean (EL_GO)) at 30 km horizontal resolution are carried out in summer (from June to August) for 10 years (2001–2010) for this purpose. The simulation results are compared with the available observation data provided from the State Hydro-Meteorological Administration of the DPR Korea (SHMAK). The results show that summer mean circulation patterns (SMCP) and summer averaged surface temperature (SAST) is well captured for most of the simulations, but summer rainfall is not well represented by RegCM 4.7. The performance of the CLM3.5 scheme is better in all the simulations than the BATS scheme. Among the CPSs, the EL_GO scheme shows the smallest biases in the simulation of SAST and summer rainfall. The simulations using EL_GO with CLM3.5 shows the best performance in simulating the SAST and summer rainfall over the study region among the considered CPSs and LSMs. These results will be helpful to improve the prediction of climate change over the DPR Korea.
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