Recovery of sea level fields of the last decades from altimetry and tide gauge data

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Recovery of sea level fields of the last decades from altimetry and tide gauge data Francisco M. Calafat, Damià Gomis, Ananda Pascual, Marta Marcos and Simón Ruiz Mediterranean Institute for Adavanced Studies, Palma de Mallorca

OUTLINE 1. Objective of this work. 2. The dataset. 3. Methodology: 3.1. Principal components regression. 3.2. Substitution of leading PCs principal components. 4. Comparison between both methodologies: 4.1. Prediction skill over the whole domain. 4.2. Prediction skill for past times. 5. Sensitivity. 6. The reconstruction: trends. 7. Conclusions.

1. Objective of this work WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS WORK? to reconstruct the monthly distribution of sea level in the Mediterranean Sea and the northeastern sector of the Atlantic Ocean for the period 1950-2000. WHAT DATA WILL BE USED FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION? The available long tide gauges series will be combined with the complete spatial coverage offered by satellite altimetry. WHAT METHODOLOGIES WILL BE USED? i a Principal Components regression of the altimetry dataset on the tide gauge one and ii a substitution of leading Principal Components from altimetry for the ones from tide gauges.

2. The dataset 2.1. ThetideGaugedataset Obtained from the Permanent Service for Mean Sea Level PSMSL Monthly mean sea level data. Seasonal cycle has been removed. Gaps smaller than 3 months were filled by using splines, while gaps larger than 2 months were filled by means of a multiple linear gression. 27 tide gauges are selected out of a total of 68 stations, 7 of them span the period 1950-2000 and 20 span the period 1969-2000. Among those 27 tide gauges 4 were held aside for not being coherent to their neighbours. The reconstruction is carried out for the periods 1969-2000 by using the 23 tide gauges and 1950-2000 by using the 7 longest time series.

2. The dataset 2.1. The altimetry dataset The fields were obtained by combining several altimeter missions, namely: Topex/Poseidon, Jason-1, ERS1/2 and ENVISAT. The resolution of altimetry fields is 1/4º, resulting in a total of 6983 grid points covering the selected domain. The period spanned by the altimetry data is 1993-2005. In order to recover the total sea level signal, we added back the atmospheric component of sea level the MOG2D outputs to SLA gridded fields. Afterwards, every grid-point time series was filtered out with a 30 day running filter and the final product was subsampled in order to have a monthly temporal resolution.

3. Theory and implementation 3.1. Principal component regression. Let Y be an nxp matrix containing the alimetry dataset. Let X be an nxq matrix containing the tide gauge dataset. We want to describe Y by the model : where is a matrix containing the coefficients of the regression. By substituting the singular value decomposition of X into the model we can T write, where β = LF Γ, and UandFare orthogonal matrices. Y Γ = Uβ + Ε Regressing YonUwefind calculated as follows: βˆ = U T Y Y ˆ Γ = FL 1 βˆ = XΓ + Ε. Thenthematrixofcoefficientscan be

3. 3. Theory Theory and and implementation implementation = = p j j j r f t b r t x 1, Where a, b are the PCs and e, f are the empirical orthogonal functions EOFs. By substituting the leading PCs calculated from altimetry for the ones computed from tide gauges the field can be reconstructed:, ˆ 2 2 1 1 r e t b r e t b r t y + = 3.2. 3.2. Substitution Substitution of of leading leading PCs PCs. By using Principal Component Analysis the datasets can be writen as follows: = = p j j j r e t a r t y 1,

4. Comparison between both methodologies 4.1. Prediction skill over the whole domain. The altimetry dataset is broken into 2 subsets Altimetry data in the period 1993-1997. It will be used as the training period in the regression model and to calculate the EOFs. Altimetry data in the period 1998-2000. It will be used to test the goodness of the prediction all over the domain. This test will be carried out by using all of the 23 tide gauges, either for the regression method and the substitution method. The period 1993-1997 will be used to train the models and afterwards the field will be reconstructed in the period 1998-2000 and compared with the altimetry observations.

4. Comparison between both methodologies Map of the correlation between observations Map of the correlation between observations Before carrying out the reconstruction we compared the leading PCs of and reconstruction for the case of the and reconstruction for the case of the both datasets. regression. substitution method when using only the first PC. Comparison between the PC 1 from altimetry and tide gauge datasets. Correlation=0.84 Comparison between the PC 2 from Map of the correlation between observations altimetry and tide gauge datasets. and reconstruction for the case of the Correlation=0.76 substitution method when using the first 2 PCs.

4. Comparison between both methodologies Regression 1 EOF 2 EOF Correlation in the Mediterranean Correlation in the Atlantic 0.35 0.64 0.65 0.57 0.60 0.66 The substitution method gives the best reconstruction. Using 2 PCs gives the best reconstruction, especially in the Atlantic. Correlations less than 0.3 would not be significantly different from zero.

4. Comparison between both methodologies Map of the variance explained by the reconstruction for the case of the regression Map of the variance explained by the reconstruction for the case of the substitution method when using only the first PCs. The substitution method gives the best reconstruction. Map of the variance explained by the reconstruction for the case of the substitution method when using the first 2 PCs. Using 2 PCs gives the best reconstruction, especially in the Atlantic.

4. Comparison between both methodologies 4.2. Prediction skill for past times. In this test we want to check the reconstruction beyond the period covered by altimetry. The reconstruction will be checked at tide gauge locations. The tide gauges used in this test are independent, they were not used in the reconstruction. The tide gauge locations are: Bar 42 05 N 19 05 E, S. Jean de Luz 43 24 N 01 41 W, Genova 44 24 N 08 54 E, Alicante 38 20 N 00 29 W. This test will be carried out by using all of the 23 tide gauges, either for the regression method and the substitution method. The period 1993-2000 will be used to train the models and afterwards the field will be reconstructed in the period 1969-2000. The period used for each station is: Bar 1969-1990, S. Jean de Luz 1969-1992, Genova 1977-1992 and Alicante 1969-1992.

4. Comparison between both methodologies Correlation Variance explained % Regression 1 PC 2 PCs Regression 1 PC 2 PCs Bar 0.88 0.91 0.91 71 72 72 S. Jean de Luz 0.64 0.68 0.72 34 37 45 Genova 0.73 0.77 0.75 50 57 56 Alicante 0.59 0.65 0.69 28 37 44 The best results are given by the substitution method, particularly when 2 PCs are used. The prediction given by the regression is better than appeared to be in the last section. That is because the training period is larger and therefore overfitting is minimized. Correlations less than 0.17 would not be significantly different from zero.

4. Comparison between both methodologies In these plots, the blue curve represents the observation at the tide gauge location and the red one represents the prediction. The correlation between the observation and the prediction remains constant for the whole period.

5. Sensitivity 5.1. Substitution method. To check the sensitivity of the substitution method, the same tests as before are carried out for the case of using the 7 tide gauges that span the period 1950-2000. Prediction skill all over the domain 1998-2000 23 tide gauges 7 tide gauges There are no significant differences between both analysis. The method seems not to be much sensitive to the number of tide gauges used.

5. Sensitivity Prediction skill for past times 1950-2000 The table shows the results of the reconstruction when using 7 tide gauges in the substitution method. Correlacion 1 PC 2 PCs Variance explained % 1 PC 2 PCs Bar 0.82 0.88 70 72 S. Jean de Luz 0.77 0.76 56 56 Genova 0.83 0.84 65 66 Alicante 0.72 0.74 47 50 Dubrovnik 1956-2000 0.84 0.91 66 77 Again the results for this test shows that the substitution method is not very sensitive to the number of tide gauges used.

6. The reconstruction: trends The trends for the period 1950-2000 are calculated from the reconstruction. The trends for the period 1969-2000 are also calculated in order to find out whether the trends depend on the tide gauges used for the reconstruction. That will be done by comparing the trends calculated from the reconstruction using 23 1969-2000 tide gauges and the one using 7 tide gauges 1950-2000. The trends calculated from tide gauge records are also shown on the map. 1950-2000 1969-2000 7 tide gauges 1969-2000 23 tide gauges

5. Conclusions The method of the substitution gives better results than the regression. Using 2 EOFs gives better results than using only the first one. Correlations higher than 0.7 and variances explained higher than 60% are found in the Northeastern Mediterranean, the Adriatic Sea and in the Atlantic. The substitution method turns out not to be much dependent on the number of tide gauges used, while the regression method is rather sensitive. The reconstruction remains stable for the whole period of reconstruction. A map of trends for the period 1950-2000 shows higher trends in the Atlantic than in the Mediterranean and whithin the Mediterranean, trends are higher in the Western region. This is in agreement with the observed increase of the atmospheric pressure more markes to the east. Future work: comparison with models

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