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Climate Futures for Tasmania: output of the 14 km resolution simulation of the Cubic Conformal Atmospheric Model (CCAM) over Tasmania, using NCEP2 sea surface temperature

Tasmanian Partnership for Advanced Computing
Dr Michael Grose (Managed by) Dr Stuart Corney (Aggregated by)
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Output of downscaling NCEP reanalysis 2 using the Cubic Conformal Atmospheric Model (CCAM). The configuration of CCAM being used is a 48x48 cells per face, with the high resolution face centered over Tasmania. This configuration provides an approximate resolution of 14km in the high resolution face. Intermediate model (60km) was forced from raw NCEP data using both sea surface temperature but no atmospheric forcing. The output is processed on to a 0.1 degree grid covering the region 142 to 150 degrees East and 38 to 45 degrees South, encompassing mainland Tasmania, Flinders and King Island. Data is output 6 hourly and includes all CCAM variables among which: air temperature, relative humidity, rainfall, runoff, soil moisture, cloud coverage, radiation, evaporation and wind speed. The modelling output covers the time period 01/01/1961 up to 30/11/2006.

Data time period: 31 12 1960 to 30 11 2006

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