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Secondary KeyINPE-13423-PRE/8636
ISSN0016-7169
Citation KeySeluchiChan:2003:EvTwEt
TitleEvaluation of two Eta Model versions for weather forecast over South America
Year2003
Secondary Date20051201
MonthMay
Access Date2024, Apr. 28
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Author1 Seluchi, Marcelo E.
2 Chan, Chou Sin
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2 DMD-INPE-MCT-BR
Affiliation1 Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE)/CPTEC
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e-Mail Addressatus@cptec.inpe.br
JournalGeofísica Internacional
Volume40
Number3
Pages219-237
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KeywordsMeteorologia
modelado regional
desempenho
processos superficiais
Sudamerica
AbstractA comparison of performance of two versions of the Eta/CPTEC model is presented. The new version is an update of an carlier operational one and includes representation, of soil and vegetation types. The sofilvegetation model contains two under- ground layers and a canopy layer. Evaluation was carried out by comparing the mean and root mean square errors of several variables for an ensemble of 15 meteorological situations, using the NCEP analyses, upper air soundings and precipitation data over South America. Precipitation forecasts were evaluated by the equitable threat score (ETS) and the bías score (BIAS).The mean errors frorn both versions show similarities during the first 24 hours of forecast, but surface temperature is more accurately predicted by the updated model. After 48 hours, temperature and humidity forecasts show better skill in the new version too. Over subtropical South America differences are more evident in temperature and humidity, less so for geopotential heights and practically nonexistent for horizontal winds. The precipitation forecasts for the updated version have equitable threat scores slightly higher and similar bias scores during the first 24 hours. After 48 hours; this version tends to overestimate the rainfall, while its spatial distribution remains unaffected.
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