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Model Intercomparisons and Validation: Terrestrial Carbon, an Arctic Emphasis Andrew Slater Carbon Model Intercomparisons • EDMI – offline • C4MIP – C-Model and parent Atmosphere • C-LAMP – C-Model and CAM (CCSM Atmo) • IPCC AR5 – The next big thing ….. Ecosystem Dynamics Model Intercomp. C4MIP – Carbon Cycle & Climate Change • 11 Models (International effort) o o o o Coupled Atmo-Ocean-Land + Carbon GCMs Numerous carbon pools in models Generally fixed Q10 values (global) No nitrogen cycle included • Simulations with & without interactive CO2 • Later found that Nitrogen limitation would decrease carbon uptake C4MIP - Results • No consensus on total NPP response to Climate Change o o ↑T + ↑CO2 → ? Will the land be a sink or source? • Carbon uptake ability decreases o ↑T → ↓CO2 uptake Carbon-Land Model Intercomparison Project • Couple 3 models to the CCSM atmosphere CLM3-CASA’ CLM3-CN LSX-IBIS • Multi-criteria objective function • Aids model development & selection Carbon-Land Model Intercomparison Project C-LAMP Experiments • 1000yr Spin-up + 200yr Control • Experiment 1: Offline (Reanalysis driven) 1.1 Spin up run 1.2 Control run (1798–2004) 1.3 Climate varying run (1948–2004) 1.4 Climate, CO2, and N deposition varying run (1798–2004) 1.5 Climate, CO2, N deposition varying run with land use change (1798–2004) • Experiment 2: Coupled to CAM3 2.1 Spin up run 2.2 Control run (1800–2004) 2.3 Climate varying run (1800–2004) 2.4 Climate, CO2, and N deposition varying run (1800–2004) 2.5 Climate, CO2, and N deposition varying run with land use change (1800–2004) IPCC AR5 and Carbon • Concentration driven (a la AR4) o No carbon feedback • Emissions driven o o Full carbon coupling Radiation code does not see CO2 • Dynamic Vegetation coupling • Land Use & Land Cover Change Carbon Data – What, Where & When • Storage Soil Carbon Biomass Fixing • Flux Data: FluxNet Individual Investigators CO2 & CH4 Soil Carbon – Importance of Arctic Batjes, 1996 New estimates carbon inContent frozen soils (NH) Permafrost OrganicofCarbon Permafrost zones 0-30 cm 0-100 cm Continuous 110.38 298.75 25.5 67.44 Sporadic 26.36 63.13 Isolated Patches 29.05 67.10 191.29 496.42 Discontinuous Total Soil or deposit type Soils 0–300 cm C stocks 1024 Yedoma sediments 407 Deltaic deposits 241 Total 1672 Tarnocai et al 2009, GBC Carbon (& other) Data Issues: • All the usual problems Metadata Continuity & Completeness Quality Control Different formats Numerous data centers Access • Pro’s & Con’s of different data sets • Errors: Representativeness & Instrumental FluxNET IPY AON Projects: Full annual cycle? AON Towers: A tough environment! Imnaviat Cherskii Photos: EEuskirchen@UAF Arctic Specific Matters 1950 • Highest Q10 values are in the Arctic • Rapid change • Shrub encroachment already seen • Huge carbon stocks 2002 0 1850 1900 2100 Current Carbon Emissions Trajectory of1950 Global2000 Fossil 2050 Fuel Emissions CO2 Emissions (GtC y-1) 10 9 8 7 Actual emissions: CDIAC Actual emissions: EIA 450ppm stabilisation 650ppm stabilisation A1FI A1B (Avgs.) A1T A2 B1 B2 2007 2008 2006 2005 6 5 1990 1990 1995 1995 2000 2000 2005 2005 Raupach et al 2007, PNAS; Global Carbon Project 2009 2010 2010 THANKS Community Land Model subgrid tiling structure Gridcell Landunit Glacier Columns Wetland Vegetated Lake Soil Type 1 PFTs Urban Resolution For IPCC AR5 2o and 0.5o working towards 0.1o Vegetation change (prescribed or prognostic) Gridcell Landunit Glacier Columns Wetland Vegetated Lake Soil Type 1 PFTs Urban Dynamic global vegetation model (DGVM) One Grid Cell In Canada Mean Annual Temperature (2CO2) Additional Temperature Change With Vegetation Bonan et al. (2003) Global Change Biology 9:1543-1566 Bonan & Levis, unpublished Carbon and Nitrogen cycling (CLM-CN) Nitrogen cycle Carbon cycle Atm CO2 photosynthesis Internal (fast) External (slow) denitrification N deposition Plant assimilation respiration litterfall & mortality 3 C and 3 N litter pools Litter / CWD Soil Mineral N N fixation decomposition mineralization 3 C and 3 N soil pools Soil Organic Matter N leaching Based on Biome-BGC, Thornton et al., 2009