Plastic damage in sea ice - model outputs and observations. ...
Sea ice model outputs and observations analyzed in the paper: "On the sensitivity of sea ice deformation statistics to plastic damage". For the outputs, there is one file every 6 hours (for January 2002). Each folder represents one experiment with the associated snapshot files each contain...
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2024
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| Online Access: | https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10830259 https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.10830259 |
| Summary: | Sea ice model outputs and observations analyzed in the paper: "On the sensitivity of sea ice deformation statistics to plastic damage". For the outputs, there is one file every 6 hours (for January 2002). Each folder represents one experiment with the associated snapshot files each containing a matrix of the given variable. The observations are the 3-day gridded velocity derivatives. The files are numpy arrays (.npy) containing time slices for every 3-day period for January 2002. 1. Naming convention of the files Model outputs The folders are named according to the model configuration following the names used in (Savard and Tremblay, 2024): "Model name" + ( + "configuration" + ) The files in each configuration follow the following convention: "Variable" + "year" + _ + "month" + _ + "day" + _ + "hour" + _ + "minutes" + . + "experiment number" There is also an info file, which provides the numerical parameters used in each run: info + . + "experiment number" Observations The files are the velocity derivatives: ... |
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