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 X.  Zhang  et  al.  (AWI) Two  ocean  states  during  the  LGM                        20th  Mar.  2012            /11      

Two  Ocean  states    

during  the  Last  Glacial  Maximum  

Zhang,  X.,  G.  Lohmann,  G.  Knorr,  X.  Xu.,  Two  Ocean  states  during  the  Last  Glacial  Maximum.  

SubmiHed

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(OHo-­‐Bliesner  et  al.  2007)

MoLvaLon

Large  difference  among  PMIP2  models  !!!

           Is  it  possible  that  the  states  of  AMOC  among   PMIP2  models  are  just  in  the  different  

posiLons  of  a  bistable  regime?

(Stommel.  1961;  Rahmstorf  2000)

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 X.  Zhang  et  al.  (AWI) Two  ocean  states  during  the  LGM                        20th  Mar.  2012            /11       Isotope

Models Ice Sheet

Model Vegetation

Atmosphere  

MPI-­‐OM    

HAMOCC5

Chemistry

OASIS

Marine  Biogeochemistry  

ECHAM5  

Ocean   Land  

Model  (COSMOS)  configuraLon

PI   6k   21k  

MIS3  (32k)   Eemian  

Pliocene     Miocene  

(T31L19 )  

(GR30L40)  

Ini6al    Ocean  state Glacial  Ocean  

(Stra&fied  ocean  from  CCSM)   Ocean  only  (3000  y)+coupled  (3000y)  

Present  day    Ocean   (Levitus  et  al.  1998)  

Coupled  (3000  y) The  other  model  setup    è    21k  experimental  design  in  PMIP3  

LGMW LGMS

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Surface  ProperLes  of  the  LGM  runs  

PI   LGMS   LGMW  

LGMW    

The  white  lines  represent  winter  for  each  hemisphere,  while  the  red  for  summer.  

The  dashed  lines  indicate  15%  SIC,  and  solid  lines  90%  SIC.  

15%  

15%  

90%  

90%  

LGMW:  from  glacial  ocean   LGMS:  from  present  day  ocean

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 X.  Zhang  et  al.  (AWI) Two  ocean  states  during  the  LGM                        20th  Mar.  2012            /11      

Internal  properLes  of  the  LGM  runs

LGMW:  from  glacial  ocean   LGMS:  from  present  day  ocean

psu

5

°C

(Jungclaus  et  al.  2006)

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Internal  properLes  of  the  LGM  runs

Glacial-­‐like  ocean   PI-­‐like  ocean  

LGMW:  from  glacial  ocean   LGMS:  from  present  day  ocean

psu Sv

~18 ~26 ~16

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 X.  Zhang  et  al.  (AWI) Two  ocean  states  during  the  LGM                        20th  Mar.  2012            /11      

Meridional  transect  of  Salinity  in  PMIP2  models

Glacial-­‐like  ocean  (LGMW)  

PI-­‐like  ocean  (LGMS)  

Two  ocean  states  with  respect  to  ocean  structure  during  the   LGM.  

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Response  of  Present  day  ocean

LGM2PI:  from  glacial  ocean   PI:  from  present  day  ocean

1.    PI  Ocean  state  independent  on  iniLal  ocean  straLficaLon.  

LGM2PI  :  iniLalized  from  the  glacial  ocean.    

All  the  other  condiLons  are  same  as  PI.  

An  iniLal  ocean  state  for  the  LGM  simulaLon  should  be  specified   for  a  beHer  intercomparison  of  PMIP  models  !    

   2.    Two  ocean  states  with  respect  to  ocean  structure  are  unique  

during  the  LGM    

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 X.  Zhang  et  al.  (AWI) Two  ocean  states  during  the  LGM                        20th  Mar.  2012            /11      

Freshwater  PerturbaLon

1.  Bistability  of  LGM  ocean  is  not  related  to  FWP.  

LGMW:  from  glacial  ocean   LGMS:  from  present  day  ocean

0 100 200 300 400

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

Year

Sv

Freshwater Perturbation

LGMW-1Sv LGMS-1Sv

2.  AMOC  in  LGMW  increases  slowly  by  itself.  Why?  

0 100 200 300 400

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

Year

Sv

Freshwater Perturbation

LGMW-0.2Sv LGMW

LGMS-0.2Sv LGMS

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LGMW  

Upwelling  in  the  Southern  Ocean

Upwelling  in  the  Southern  Ocean   during  the  LGM!  

500y  later  

500y  later  

LGMW  

LGMW  

LGMW:  from  glacial  ocean   LGMS:  from  present  day  ocean

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 X.  Zhang  et  al.  (AWI) Two  ocean  states  during  the  LGM                        20th  Mar.  2012            /11      

Summary

•  Last  Glacial  Maximum  possesses  two  ocean  states  

dependent  on  the  ocean  stra6fica6on.  Only  one  state  is   consistent  with  reconstruc6ons,  but  is  not  fully  

equilibrated  with  coeval  boundary  condi6ons,  

represen6ng  a  new  paradigm  for  the  last  deglacia6on.  

•  LGM   ocean   state   has   an   coherent   transient   nature.  

Upwelling   in   the   Southern   Ocean   is   crucial   for   us   to   understand   the   transi6on   from   weak   mode   to   strong   mode  of  the  LGM.  

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Funding:    China  Scholarship  Council  (CSC)        

Email:  xu.zhang@awi.de    

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