Data for "A framework for estimating the anthropogenic part of Antarctica's sea level contribution in a synthetic setting" by Bradley et al. ...
These data contain model inputs and outputs, as well as processed data, to produce figures and analyse data in Bradley et al. (2023) "How do we decide whether anthropogenic climate change has contributed to sea level rise from Antarctica?". Scripts to analyse and produce figures are contai...
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2023
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| Online Access: | https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7900762 https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.7900762 |
| Summary: | These data contain model inputs and outputs, as well as processed data, to produce figures and analyse data in Bradley et al. (2023) "How do we decide whether anthropogenic climate change has contributed to sea level rise from Antarctica?". Scripts to analyse and produce figures are contained in a GitHub repository at https://github.com/alextbradley/WAISAttribution-figures Details of raw input files (see methods of the paper for details): - "ATTR_00000_outifle.nc": raw output for the first model initialization step. - "ATTR_XX002_outifle.nc": raw output for the second model initialization step with M = 0.5 (XX = 08), M = 0.75 (XX = 09), M = 1.0 (XX = 10), M = 1.25 (XX = 11), M = 1.5 (XX = 12) - "forcing_anomalies.mat": matlab structure containing 40 x 2 entries (number of ensemble members per ensemble x number of ensembles), each of which has two fields: pc, containing the pycnocline centre position, and t, indicating the times of the corresponding pycnocline position entries - "MITgcm-ensemble-data.mat": ... |
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