Zhang Zhengqiu, Zhu Congwen, Su Jingzhi, et al. Designing and implementation of Climate Dynamic Diagnosis and Analysis System. J Appl Meteor Sci, 2021, 32(5): 542-552. DOI:  10.11898/1001-7313.20210503.
Citation: Zhang Zhengqiu, Zhu Congwen, Su Jingzhi, et al. Designing and implementation of Climate Dynamic Diagnosis and Analysis System. J Appl Meteor Sci, 2021, 32(5): 542-552. DOI:  10.11898/1001-7313.20210503.

Designing and Implementation of Climate Dynamic Diagnosis and Analysis System

DOI: 10.11898/1001-7313.20210503
  • Received Date: 2021-05-10
  • Rev Recd Date: 2021-07-16
  • Publish Date: 2021-09-30
  • Climate dynamic diagnosis and numerical simulation are important means to understand the rules of climate variability and improve the service efficiency of short-term climate prediction and scientific decision-making. However, the dynamic diagnosis technology based on climate simulation has not been widely used in routine climate service, and almost no platforms can transform scientific research results into the use in climate operation conveniently. Therefore, by integrating various technologies such as modern computer communication protocols, visual editing and meteorological numerical simulation, Climate Dynamic Diagnosis and Analysis System (CDDAS) is developed, which can promote the dynamic diagnosis technology of climate simulation to be more widely used in climate operation. The system has the features with opening structure, high integration of diagnosis methods and high usability. Four functional modules are developed, including data management, climate dynamic diagnosis, multi-model numerical simulation and result analysis. Also, an interactive controlling language is designed, which can provide an easy method for user's further development. In the system, a communication toll among local PC (personal computer) client, remote server and supercomputer is built, which can be managed visually. Visual editing and management functions are provided to users to edit or design the interactive operation interfaces between local terminal and remote server, so as to provide online services according to their own needs. The script language provided by the system can control the visual buttons on the operation interface, the cloud computing in remote server and data network transmission, and it supports four arithmetic operations, logical judgment, numerical circulation and other statements, integrates a variety of network communication protocols, and provides a series of drawing, string processing, and window display control functions. Assisted programming and a fine interface designing tool is also provided. The client of the system can help users to manage interactive pages and graphics, and can make comparative analysis of climate diagnosis results. The system lays a good foundation for the automation of dynamic climate diagnosis. In particular, the establishment of multi-model numerical simulation module and the realization of visualization operation provide an effective way for the dynamic diagnosis and numerical simulation of climate models to be used in climate operation departments. At present, the system has been used in the national climate operation and scientific research units, which has significantly improved the efficiency and convenience of climate operation in the diagnosis of climate anomalies, climate prediction and climate decision-making services.
  • Fig. 1  System structure and modules

    Fig. 2  Interface of atmospheric dynamic and thermal diagnosis

    Fig. 3  Multiple experimental area selection settings

    Fig. 4  Remote interactive dialogue page for displaying numerical modeling results

    Fig. 5  Flow of numerical model dynamic diagnosis

    Fig. 6  Windows for visual interface editing

    Fig. 7  Interactive system of building process

    Fig. 8  CDDAS client

    Fig. 9  Sea surface temperature anomalies in the North Atlantic during Jul 2018

    Fig. 10  Temperature anomalies of 2 m(a) and geopotential height anomalies of 200 hPa(b) in Jul 2018 simulated by ECHAM5 with the forcing of sea surface temperature anomalies in the North Atlantic from May to Jul in 2018

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