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Improving the Spring Air Temperature Forecast Skills of BCC_CSM1.1 (m) by Spatial Disaggregation and Bias Correction: Importance of Trend Correction

Chunfeng Duan    
Pengling Wang    
Wen Cao    
Xujia Wang    
Rong Wu and Zhi Cheng    

Resumen

In this study, an improved method named spatial disaggregation and detrended bias correction (SDDBC) based on spatial disaggregation and bias correction (SDBC) combined with trend correction was proposed. Using data from meteorological stations over China from 1991 to 2020 and the seasonal hindcast data from the Beijing Climate Center Climate System Model (BCC_CSM1.1 (m)), the performances of the model, SDBC, and SDDBC in spring temperature forecasts were evaluated. The results showed that the observed spring temperature exhibits a significant increasing trend in most of China, but the warming trend simulated by the model was obviously smaller. SDBC performed poorly in temperature trend correction. With SDDBC, the model?s deviation in temperature trend was corrected, and consequently, the temporal correlation between the model?s simulation and the observation as well as the forecasting skill on the phase of temperature were improved, thus improving the MSSS and the ACC. From the perspective of probabilistic prediction, the relative operating characteristic skill score (ROCSS) and the Brier skill score (BSS) of the SDDBC for three categorical forecasts were higher than those of the model and SDBC. The SDDBC?s BSS increased as the effect of the increasing resolution component was greater than that of the decreasing reliability component. Therefore, it is necessary to correct the predicted temperature trend in post-processing for the output of numerical prediction models.

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