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Bristol Research Initiative for the Dynamic Global Environment

with the

University of Reading, Open University, and the British Antarctic Survey.

Model Simulations

Experiment: xgsew

SST and sea-ice is tctqe HadCM3. Vegetation fractions are from the HadGEM2 preindustrial 1860 map, regridded and expanded to the LGM land sea mask. Continuation of xgser.

Brief Description Fuller Description Total Length of Run (in years) Averaging period (in years) Spinup period (in years) CO2 (in ppmv) CH4 (in ppbv) N2O (in ppbv) CFC11 (in pptv) CFC12 (in pptv) Computer used for simulation Compiler used for simulation Date of first entry in datebase Date of most recent modification to entry in database
HadGAM2 21 yr NCAS amip HadGAM2 job, nominally similar to the AMIPii HadGAM2 pre-industrial coupled Earth System model run. All boundary conditions are constant in time and this includes for example, vegetation disturbance and aerosol emissions. Vegetation fractions are constant in time. 30 25 5 185 350 200 0 0 unknown unknown 2012_06_20_16_35 2013_02_25_16_33
You can access the means from this run, by going here


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Summary of Results for Experiment xgsew

Variable

DJFJJAANNMonthlyVariable
Surface Air TemperatureSurface Air Temperature Time Series
Total PrecipitationSurface Air Temperature Time Series (annual means)
Mean Sea Level Pressure
Total Cloud Cover
Perturbation Height at 500 hPa

Summary of Results for Experiment xgsew-xgser

Variable

DJFJJAANNMonthlyVariable
Surface Air TemperatureSurface Air Temperature Time Series
Total PrecipitationSurface Air Temperature Time Series (annual means)
Mean Sea Level Pressure
Total Cloud Cover
Perturbation Height at 500 hPa



Last updated Tue Mar 10 16:15:02 GMT 2015 This page is maintained by P.J.Valdes@bristol.ac.uk