한국지구과학회지 (Journal of the Korean earth science society)

  • 제21권2호
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  • Pages.137-158
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  • 2000
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  • 1225-6692(pISSN)
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  • 2287-4518(eISSN)
한국지구과학회 (The Korean Earth Science Society)
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하부 성층권 온도에 대한 위성자료와 모델 재분석들과의 비교

Intercomparison of Satellite Data with Model Reanalyses on Lower- Stratospheric Temperature

  • 유정문 (이화여자대학교 과학교육과) ;
  • 김진남 (이화여자대학교 과학교육과)
  • Yoo, Jung-Moon (Department of Science Education, Iwha Womans University) ;
  • Kim, Jin-Nam (Department of Science Education, Iwha Womans University)
  • 발행 : 2000.04.28
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초록

측과 모델에서 각각 유도된 하부 성층권의 온도를 비교 ${\cdot}$ 분석하기 위하여 전구에 대한 1980-98년 기간의 위성관측 MSU 채널4 (하부 성층권) 밝기온도와 두 개의 대기대순환 모델(NCEP, 1980-97년; GEOS, 1981-94년) 재분석 자료를 상관 및 경험직교함수 분석을 통하여 조사하였다. 월평균 기후값의 아노말리에서 MSU 온도는 남반구 겨울에 고위도 지역에서 현저하게 감소하였으나 (20-22K), 남반구 봄인 10월에는 오스트레일리아의 이남 지역에서 하부 성층권 온도 및 오존 전량이 주목 할만하게 동시에 상승하였다. 열대지방에서는 온도 연주기가 중 ${\cdot}$ 고위도에 비하여 뚜렷하지 않았다. 전구 대부분의 지역에서관측과 모델 사이에 상관은 높았으나 (r${\ge}$0.95), 아열대 제트기류가 통과하는 20N-3ON 지역, 북미 대륙 그리고 안데스산맥 남단지역에서 낮았다(r${\sim}$O.75). MSU 및 모델 재분석들의 월평균값에 대한 모드 1은 연주기와 함께 화산 폭발시에 하부 성층권의 온도 상승을 나타냈다. 한반도 지역에 대한 분석은 하부 성층권 온도가 대류권과 대조적으로 여름에 하강하고 겨울에 상승하는 형태를 보였다. 열대 태평양에 대한 MSY 및 재분석들의 아노말리 모드 1은 화산폭발에 의한 하부 성층권 온도 상승을 나타냈다. 모드 2는 MSH와 GEOS에서 준2년 주기진동 (QBO), 그러나 NCEP에서 엘니뇨 특징을 보였다. 엘니뇨 특징은 MSU와 GEOS의 경우에 모드 3에서 나타났다. 관측과 모델 모두에서 하부 성층권 온도에 대한 기여율이 대체로 화산폭발, QBO, 엘니뇨 순으로 높았다. 열대 대서양의 결과도 무시할 만한 엘니뇨 기여를 제외하고 열대 태평양과 비슷하였다 본 연구는 하부 성층권 온도에 대한 위성관측과 모델 재분석 자료와의 비교를 통하여 상호 정확성을 진단할 수 있음을 보여준다.

The correlation and Empirical Orthogonal Function (EOF) analyses over the globe have been applied to intercompare lower-stratospheric (${\sim}$70hPa) temperature obtained from satellite data and two model reanalyses. The data is the19 years (1980-98) Microwave Sounding Unit (MSU) channel 4 (Ch4) brightness temperature, and the reanalyses are GCM (NCEP, 1980-97; GEOS, 1981-94) outputs. In MSU monthly climatological anomaly, the temperature substantially decreases by ${\sim}$21k in winter over southern polar regions, and its annual cycle over tropics is weak. In October the temperature and total ozone over the area south of Australia remarkably increase together. High correlations (r${\ge}$0.95) between MSU and reanalyses occur in most global areas, but they are lower (r${\sim}$O.75) over the 20-3ON latitudes, northern America and southern Andes mountains. The first mode of MSU and reanalyses for monthly-mean Ch4 temperature shows annual cycle, and the lower-stratospheric warming due to volcanic eruptions. The analyses near the Korean peninsula show that lower-stratospheric temperature, out of phase with that for troposphere, increases in winter and decreases in summer. In the first mode for anomaly over the tropical Pacific, MSU and reanalyses indicate lower-stratospheric warming due to volcanic eruptions. In the second mode MSU and GEOS present Quasi-Biennial Oscillation (QBO) while NCEP, El Ni${\tilde{n}}$o. Volcanic eruption and QBO have more impact on lower-stratospheric thermal state than El Ni${\tilde{n}}$o. The EOF over the tropical Atlantic is similar to that over the Pacific, except a negligible effect of El Ni${\tilde{n}}$o. This study suggests that intercomparison of satellite data with model reanalyses may estimate relative accuracy of both data.

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