CCSM Biogeochemistry WG Plans • CCSM1-carbon (Fung, Doney, Lindsay, John) – Interactive land (CASA’) and ocean (OCMIP’) C cycles; prognostic CO2 for atmospheric radiation –
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CCSM Biogeochemistry WG Plans • CCSM1-carbon (Fung, Doney, Lindsay, John) – Interactive land (CASA’) and ocean (OCMIP’) C cycles; prognostic CO2 for atmospheric radiation – Planned submission to IPCC 4th Assessment • CCSM3-carbon: (2 versions) – Port CASA’/OCMIP’ to CCSM3 physics – Murphy, SciDAC Collaboration) (Fung, Doney, Lindsay, John, – Land: C-N coupling, disturbance (Thornton et al.) Ocn: marine ecosystem dynamics (Moore et al.) – Planned submission to IPCC 4th Assessment • CCSM3-carbon+ – Dust marine productivity C – Land atmosphere coupling and active chemistry CCSM1-Carbon Inez Fung, Scott Doney, Jasmin John, Keith Lindsay • Modules • Spin-up • Results from Control – Atm – Land – Ocean • Fossil Fuel emission Modeler’s View of the Global C Cycle FF Turnover Time of C 102-103 yr Atmosphere CO2 = 280 ppmv (560 PgC) + … 90± 60± Ocean Circ. + BGC 37400 Pg C Biophysics Turnover + BGC time of C 1 2000 Pg C 10 yr COUPLING OF BIOGEOCHEMISTRY W BIOPHYSICS Energy H2O CO2 GPP R_h CO2 LAI • GPP from LSM • dL/dt = a_L * NPP – L/(t_bkgd + t_cold-drought ) • All fluxes and pools updated 20 minutes R_a NPP L R W } } CASA’ Iron-Carbon Biogeochemistry Model Physical framework -NCOM global model (CCSMocean 1.4, x3 grid) -equilibrium solutions (~5-10kyr) Ocean Carbon Model Intercomparison Project (OCMIP) -carbonate thermodynamics and air-sea fluxes -prognostic biotic model Enhancements -replace PO4 restoring w/ prognostic export flux -incorporate Fe limitation and Fe cycling CCSM1-Carbon • Modules • Spin-up • Results from Control – Atm – Land – Ocean • Fossil Fuel emission Spin-up Strategy • Reminder: Carbon inventory adjusts to climate • Spin-up Goal: find C distribution in eqm with the climate • Challenge: fickle models and climate • Three flavors of CO2: – Tracers CO2 in atm = CO2-tracer (x,y,z,t) • (diagnostic of surface fluxes) • 3+ inert tracers: net land+ocean; net land; net ocean – Biogeochemistry CO2 • To drive fluxes into ocean • Sensed by terrestrial photosynthesis – Radiative CO2 = CO2-tracer (x,y,sfc, t) = CO2-tracer (x,y,column, t) Coupling and Spin-up Strategy CCSM 1.4 physics (with some changes) at T31/x3 land BGC spin-up active land/atm clim. or coupled model SSTs O(102)y ocean BGC spin-up active ocean O(103)y CTracer=prog CBGC=280 CRad=280 CTracer=prog CBGC=prog CRad=280 CTracer=prog CBGC=prog CRad=prog coupled physics coupled physics land/ocn BGC land/ocn/atm adjustment BGC adjustment coupled physics fully coupled carbon-climate c4.16 c4.18 100 yr c4.17 100 yr ~600 yr (03/25/04) start from y=50 of c4.17 280 ppm Coupled Carbon-Climate Model • NCAR CCSM1 with interactive terrestrial and oceanic C cycles, Prognostic CO2(x,y,z,t) • Control Run: ~600years – Quantify climate effects on the carbon cycle – No imposed trends (e.g. CO2 fertilization, N fertilization, land use modification...) – Determine natural variability – Background for CO2 sink detection • FF Experiment – specify FF emission since 1820 CCSM1-Carbon • Modules • Spin-up • Results from Control – Atm – Land – Ocean • Fossil Fuel emission Multi-Century Coupled Carbon/Climate Simulations +2.0 14.1 13.6 0 • • • • • • Surface Temp. year -2.0 Net CO2 Flux (Pg C/yr) 500 Fully prognostic land/ocn BGC and carbon/radiation Atm-Land: 70 PgC/yr ; Atm-Ocean: 90 PgC/yr Net Land+ocean: 01 PgC/yr “Stable” carbon cycle and climate over 500y Projection of climate change on natural modes Detection & attribution 500+ yr of Atm CO2 Variability 286 284 282 Column 5y means Sfc 5y means 280 • Annual mean varies by ~4ppm over 500+years • Surface ~1.5 ppm higher than column average • Column variability ~ sfc variability Land and Ocean Contributions to Globallyaveraged Column CO2 Due to land only Due to ocn only • CO2_land more variable (~6 ppm) than CO2_ocn (~2.5 ppm) • Conservation CO2_land and CO2_ocn have opposite trends… • Reduction of land flux lower atm CO2 greater oceanic outgassing • But not always… Time-evolving, 3-D Atmospheric CO2 fields CCSM1-Carbon • Modules • Spin-up • Results from Control – Atm – Land – Ocean • Fossil Fuel emission Annual Net Atm-Land Flux = Net Ecosystem Production = Rh (~70 PgC/y ) – NPP (~70 PgC/y ) 2 PgC/yr Natural NEP Variability “noise” for detecting anthropogenic land sink Terrestrial Carbon Inventory Live Biomass ~ 870PgC 7 PgC Dead Biomass ~ 1080PgC 8 PgC Variability Mechanism: e.g. Wood /t (WOOD) = /t (CWD) • • • • awood NPP = – WOOD/t_wood WOOD/t_wood – CWD/t_cwd NPP responds to instantaneous climate t_wood fixed ~ 20 yrs t_cwd ~15y * f(soilT) * g(soil_moisture) CWD integrates over decadal climate variability CCSM1-Carbon • Modules • Spin-up • Results from Control – Atm – Land – Ocean • Fossil Fuel emission Ocean Carbon Cycle Variability +0.35 Air-sea CO2 Flux (Pg C/yr) 9.25 8.8 0 Export Flux year -0.25 500 -global interannual variability in CO2 flux of +/-0.3 Pg Cyr -weak Equatorial Pacific variability (biases in base state) Fung, Doney, Lindsay & John Long-term Ocean Drift Global Salinity (PSS) 170 z 146 0 ACC Transport year 500 year -Most properties relatively stable over 0-500 years -Drift in Antarctic Circumpolar Current and salinity vertical redistribution (w/ corresponding drift in DIC and Alkalinity concentrations) Fung, Doney, Lindsay & John Ocean Variability Mechanisms 10 Air-sea flux Particle export 3 1 .3 .1 Freshwater mol C/m^2 -Maps of annual rms (y 0-200; C4.18) -Regions of high variability in North Atlantic & Pacific, tropics and Southern Ocean -Mechanisms differ across regions Fung, Doney, Lindsay & John CCSM1-Carbon • Modules • Spin-up • Results from Control – Atm – Land – Ocean • Fossil Fuel emission CCSM1-carbon Control and Fossil Fuel Expts Control (c4.18) 100 yr 400 yr 1) Prescribed CO2 Emissions CO2/Radiation Coupling 1000 yr c4.19 2) Prescribed CO2 Emissions No CO2/Radiation Coupling 3) Prescribed CO2 Concentrations CO2/Radiation Coupling Run ensembles when feasible Prescribed Fossil Fuel Experiment (C4.19) ~40 Pg C uptake 320 ~80 Pg C build-up Ocean 285 1820 Net Atm. CO2 year 1960 -~1/3 of fossil fuel emissions taken up by ocean -small temperature rise (+0.25 K) -land release only somewhat larger than variability in control (~6 Pg C) ~8 Pg C release Land CCSM Carbon-Climate GCM’s for IPCC 2007 CCSM 1.4 CASA’ OCMIP’+Fe NCAR Origin (LANL) Doney, Fung, John, Lindsay CCSM 3.? CASA’ OCMIP’+Fe IBM SP’s NCAR (ORNL, NERSC) Fung, Doney, John, Lindsay, Wehner, others? CCSM 3.? CLM3-CN Ocean Eco IBM SP’s Thornton, Mahowald, Lindsay, Moore, Fung, Doney Land, Atmosphere & and Ocean Inventories +2.0 283.5 278.5 0 Land year 500 -2.0 Net CO2 Flux (PgOcean C/yr) Fung, Doney, Lindsay & John -Approximately stable atmosphere CO2 concentration -Substantial variability on interannual, decadal and centennial time-scales -Redistributions from land to atmosphere as large as ~10 Pg C Marine BGC Module OCMIP Biotic Model + •prognostic export production •iron limitation and cycling Globally Averaged Net Surface Fluxes (land +/- 70 PgC/yr; ocean +/- 90 Pg/yr) 5-y running mean; s <1 PgC/y • Stable !!! Over 500+ years of integration • Large interannual and interdecadal variability (~1%) in land+ocean surface fluxes • “Natural” flux variability ~ contemporary carbon sink Land BGC Module CO2 H2O GPP R_a Energy NPP R_h allocation LAI Leaf Sfc Metab Sfc Struc Sfc Microb Root Soil Metab Soil Microb Wood Soil Metab Coarse Wdy Debris Slow Passive } } Based on coupling of CASA BGC & Land Biogeophysics –dynamic allocation –prognostic LAI and phenolgy Multi-Century Coupled Carbon/Climate Simulations +1.5 14.1 13.6 0 Surface Temp. year 200 -1.5 Net CO2 Flux (Pg C/yr) Fung, Doney, Lindsay & John -Fully prognostic land/ocn BGC and carbon/radiation -“Stable” carbon cycle and climate over 200y -Projection of climate change on natural modes -Detection & attribution Variability Mechanisms & Modes Particle export 30 10 Air-sea flux 3 1 Fung, Doney, Lindsay & John Freshwater Carbon/Climate Control Simulation (~100y) +1.0 14.1 -1.0 Net CO2 Flux 13.7 Surface Temp. “Stable” carbon cycle and climate over O(100y) with fully prognostic land/ocn BGC and carbon/radiation coupling 284 283 282 Surface Atm. 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