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Time series of EmCEI Climate Extremes Index components and subcomponents

Also known as: EmCEI
ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science
ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes Data Manager (Managed by) ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science Data Manager (Managed by) Dr Andrea Dittus (Aggregated by) Dr Sophie Lewis (Enriched by)
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The EmCEI is a combined temperature and precipitation extremes index, measuring the percentage area experiencing "extreme conditions" across five components. "Extreme conditions" is defined as above the 90th percentile or below the 10th percentile. The five components are maximum temperature, minimum temperature, total annual precipitation, heavy precipitation and wet and dry days. These components are calculated from the so-called "ETCCDI indices".

Each individual component is made of two sub-components, corresponding to upper and lower tail extremes respectively. Here we provide the time series of these components and sub-components making up the EmCEI for Europe, North America, Asia, Australia and the Northern Hemisphere.

Created: 24 02 2015

Data time period: 1951 to 31 12 2010

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text: North America

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