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Maritime Continent Austral summer climatology v1.0

Also known as: MCASClimate
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ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes Data Manager (Managed by) ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science Data Manager (Managed by) Assoc. Prof. Todd Lane (Aggregated by) Dr Claire Louise Vincent (Aggregated by) Lane, Todd (Aggregated by)
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WRF Version 3.5.1 model simulations over the Maritime Continent for 10 Austral summer seasons (2005/2006 - 2014/2015), V1.0. These simulations were run with a horizontal grid spacing of 4km. Each season was run as a continuous simulation with nudging to ERA-I for wavelengths greater than 1000 km.

These simulations were run by Dr Claire Vincent of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Systems Sciences, as part of a research effort to understand scale interactions between diurnal and intraseasonal scales.

 This dataset includes U,V and W wind components, Pressure, Potential temperature and Geopotential, and hourly rainfall accumulations.

Created: 11 2016

Data time period: 12 2005 to 03 2015

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Atmospheric Sciences | Atmospheric Dynamics | Climatology (Excl. Climate Change Processes) | Earth Sciences | MJO | Maritime Continent | Tropical convection |

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