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ACCESS-ESM1-5 model output from the Southern Ocean surface freshening initiative

Also known as: ACCESS-ESM1-5_SOFIA
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Dr Ariaan Purich (Principal investigator, Aggregated by)
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This dataset collection comprises the ACCESS-ESM1-5 contribution to the Southern Ocean surface freshening intercomparison project, running simulations with a consistent experimental design to allow quantification of the impact of missing Antarctic ice sheet/shelf meltwater on climate simulations across multiple models.

Runs will typically be undertaken for 100 years, in three-member ensembles.

The ACCESS-ESM1-5 simulations will contribute to three objectives of the intercomparison:

  • Applying a constant freshwater flux under piControl conditions.
  • Applying an increasing freshwater flux under increasing greenhouse gas conditions.
  • Exploring different freshwater flux distributions.

 

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Antarctic margins | Earth Sciences | Oceanography | Physical Oceanography | SEA ICE | Southern Ocean | meltwater |

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