Title | EERIE project ECMWF 9km global atmosphere simulation (1980-2023), smooth SST anomalies |
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Description | This dataset provides output from a single member global atmosphere simulation covering the period 1980 to 2023 produced with the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) Integrated Forecasting System (IFS). The data consists of 6-hourly, daily, and monthly three-dimensional global outputs from a Tco399 L137 configuration of the IFS, which has an average horizontal grid spacings of ∼9 km. The simulation is constrained by time-evolving external climate forcings, including observed greenhouse gas and aerosol concentrations. Sea surface temperature and sea ice concentration are taken from ESA CCI version 3.0.1 (https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-024-03147-w), and SST anomalies relative to 1991-2020 are smoothed with a spatial low-pass filter to investigate a "no-eddy" world while retaining sharp climatological SST fronts. The atmosphere model is based on IFS Cycle 48R1, with some modifications for consistency with the Phase 1 Destination Earth Climate Adaptation Twin (climateDT), and is coupled to the ecLand land-surface and ecWAM ocean wave models. These data were produced as part of the Horizon Europe project European Eddy-Rich Earth System Models (EERIE, https://eerie-project.eu/). This dataset contains 6-hourly instantaneous and 6-hourly accumulated fluxes, daily means, and monthly means. Pressure level output is provided on 19 pressure levels. The stream "clte" contains 6-hourly and daily mean variables, the stream "clmn" contains monthly means. See below for example MARS requests. For an extended description of the dataset consult the data description paper (https://doi.org/XXXXXX). For questions contact matthias.aengenheyster@ecmwf.int or christopher.roberts@ecmwf.int |
DOI | 10.21957/h6hq-qt42 |
Experiment ID | 0003 |
Experiment class | EERIE project |
Examples |
Retrieve instantaneous 6-hourly pressure level output for January 1st 1980, regridding directly to a 1 degree regular grid (without the line "grid=1/1" the output will be on the native model grid).
Retrieve daily mean pressure level output for January 1980, regridding directly to a 1 degree regular grid (without the line "grid=1/1" the output will be on the native model grid). Sampling is hourly.
Retrieve 6-hourly 2D (surface/vertical integral) output for January 1st 1980, regridding directly to a 1 degree regular grid (without the line "grid=1/1" the output will be on the native model grid). This includes both instantaneous (e.g. temperature) and accumulated variable (e.g. precipitation , heat fluxes). The latter represents the accumulation over the 6 hours ending at the indicated point in time.
Retrieve daily mean 2D (surface/vertical integral) output for January 1st 1980, regridding directly to a 1 degree regular grid (without the line "grid=1/1" the output will be on the native model grid). For instantaneous variables the sampling is hourly, for accumulated variables the sampling is based on the model timestep.
Retrieve instantaneous 6-hourly soil level output for January 1980, regridding directly to a 1 degree regular grid (without the line "grid=1/1" the output will be on the native model grid).
Retrieve daily mean soil level output for January 1980, regridding directly to a 1 degree regular grid (without the line "grid=1/1" the output will be on the native model grid). Sampling is hourly.
Retrieve land-sea mask and surface geopotential ("orography").
Retrieve instantaneous 6-hourly wave model output for January 1st 1980, regridding directly to a 1 degree regular grid (without the line "grid=1/1" the output will be on the native wave model grid).
Retrieve daily mean 2D wave model output for January 1st 1980, regridding directly to a 1 degree regular grid (without the line "grid=1/1" the output will be on the native wave model grid). Sampling is hourly.
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EERIE project ECMWF 9km global atmosphere simulation (1980-2023), smooth SST anomalies
To retrieve the data described in this experiment, you will need to use the ECMWF Web API with the example(s) given on this page. Please note that when accessing the data you are bound by the ECMWF terms of use.