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Pannekoucke, Olivier and Ricci, Sophie and Bathelemy, Sébastien and Menard,

Richard and Thual, Olivier

Corrigendum. (2018) Tellus A: Dynamic Meteorology

and Oceanography, 70 (1). 1-2. ISSN 1600-0870 .

Official URL:

https://doi.org/10.1080/16000870.2018.1472954

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Corrigendum

Pannekoucke, O., Ricci, S., Bathelemy, S. Menard, R., and Thual, O. (2016). Parametric Kalman filter for chemical transport models. Tellus A, 68, 31547.

https://doi.org/10.3402/tellusa.v68.31547

1. Introduction

In our previous contribution Pannekoucke et al. (2016) (P16), an error has been made in the derivation of the error diffusion tensor dynamics Eq. (20). This involves an error in the Lagrangian dynamics of the uncertainty given in the Algorithm 2, while leaving the Eulerian dyan-mics unchanged.

The corrigendum is organized as follows. The modifica-tion of the Lagrangian dynamics is presented in Secmodifica-tion 2, where a new version of the Algorithm 2 of P16 is pre-sented. The computation leading to the Eulerian dynam-ics is described in Section 3, which gives the dynamdynam-ics presented in Eq. (26) of P16.

2. Lagrangian dynamics of the diffusion tensor

The advection over a small time step dt can be viewed as equivalent of the deformation of the error field ebby the transformation DðxÞ ¼ x þ uðx; tÞdt (Pannekoucke et al.,

2014). Hence, it follows that the metric tensor field gxðtÞ evolves in time as ^gxðt þ dtÞ ¼ DTx gD1ðxÞðtÞD1x , where

D1x is the gradient of the inverse deformation D1 at x (Pannekoucke et al.,2014, see Eq. (35)). This can be for-mulated considering the diffusion tensor m, defined by mx¼1

2g1x , as:

^mbxðt þ dtÞ ¼ ðD1

x Þ1mbD1ðxÞðtÞðDTx Þ1: (1)

Eq. (1)can be simplified as follows. Since the derivative of the identiy D½D1ðxÞ ¼ x is DD1ðxÞD1x ¼ I, it results

thatðD1x Þ1¼ DD1ðxÞ. Hence, the dynamics of the

diffu-sion tensorEq. (1)writes ^mb

xðt þ dtÞ ¼ DD1ðxÞmbD1ðxÞðtÞðDD1ðxÞÞ

T: (2)

ConsideringEq. (2), the Algorithm 2 of P16 now writes Algorithm 1.

Algorithm 1. Iteration process to forecast the background covariance matrix at time t¼ s from the analysis covari-ance matrix given at time t¼ 0, under local homoge-nity assumption.

Require: Fields ofmaand Va. dt ¼ s=N, t ¼ 0 for k¼ 1 : N do 1- Pure advection DðxÞ ¼ x þ uðx; tÞdt ^mbxðt þ dtÞ ¼ DD 1ðxÞmbD1ðxÞðtÞðDD1ðxÞÞT ^mbxðt þ dtÞ ¼ Vb½D1ðxÞ; t 2- Pure diffusion mb xðt þ dtÞ ¼ ^mbxðt þ dtÞ þ 2jðxÞdt Vbxðt þ dtÞ ¼ ^mbxðt þ dtÞj^m b xðt þ dtÞj 1=2 jmb xðt þ dtÞj 1=2 3- Update of the background statistics

VbxðtÞ Vbxðt þ dtÞ mb

xðtÞ mbxðt þ dtÞ t tþ dt end for

Return fields mbxðsÞ and VbxðsÞ

3. Eulerian dynamics of the diffusion tensor

This expression modifies the derivation of the Eulerian dynamics in Appendix D of P16, where this time

DD1ðxÞ¼ Dxdtuðx;tÞþoðdtÞ¼ I þ dtruðx  dtuðx; tÞ þ oðdtÞÞ;

leading to

DD1ðxÞ¼ I þ dtruðx; tÞ þ oðdtÞ: (3)

WithEq. (3), the computation in P16 leading to Eq. (D1) applies, and Eq. (D1) is found again: for the advection process, the dynamics of the error diffusion tensor writes:

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otmbþ urmb¼ mbðruÞTþ ðruÞmb: (4)

4. Conclusion

In this corrigendum, the dynamics of the metric tensor and of the diffusion tensor have been corrected.

Algorithm 2 in Pannekoucke et al. (2016) is now replaced by the present Algorithm 1.

This modification does not alter the numerical results pre-sented in P16.

References

Pannekoucke, O., Emili, E. and Thual, O. 2014. Modeling of local length-scale dynamics and isotropizing deformations. Q. J. R. Meteorol. Soc., 140, 1387–1398.

Pannekoucke, O., Ricci, S., Barthelemy, S., Menard, R. and Thual, O. 2016. Parametric kalman filter for chemical transport model. Tellus, 68, 31547.

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