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Vanuatu historical significant wave height Extreme Value Analysis (EVA)

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Echevarria, Emilio ; Hally, Bryan ; Hoeke, Ron ; Cagigal, Laura ; Hernaman, Vanessa ; Ortiz-Angulo Cantos, Jared ; Perez Diaz, Beatriz ; Trenham, Claire
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This collection contains one netCDF file of extreme significant wave height statistics computed from the SCHSIM-WWMIII Vanuatu hindcast (https://doi.org/10.25919/gqdd-jc07) as part of the VanKIRAP project.

For the unstructured mesh used by the SCHISM-WWMIII model of Vanuatu, the following variables are provided:
- SCHISM_hgrid_face_nodes
- SCHISM_hgrid_face_node_x
- SCHISM_hgrid_face_node_y
- depth
- 9 extreme value statistics variables as follows:
Extreme value statistics: 10 year return interval significant wave height, with lower and upper bounds of confidence intervals for each, for the hindcast period (1980-2020).
Lineage: SCHISM-WWMIII v5.9 output generated on NCI HPC Gadi, June 2023, by Jared Ortiz-Angulo Cantos (University of Cantabria) for CSIRO as part of the VanKIRAP project under direction of Vanessa Hernaman (CSIRO) using her model grid and configuration.

Output created by SCHISM post-processor combine_output11.exe.

Combined data post processed to extract relevant model variables (zos, hs, t01, t02, tp, u0, v0, dp, spr & dp_rad) via Python notebook and written to monthly files by Ron Hoeke (CSIRO).

Metadata rewritten by metadata_handling_and_addition.py on CSIRO HPC Petrichor to adhere to CF, ACDD and UGRID conventions by Bryan Hally (CSIRO), December 2023.

Extreme Value Analysis of significant wave height performed in Python by Emilio Echevarria on CSIRO's Petrichor.

This data incorporates material © 2021 EOMAP GmbH & Co.KG. All rights reserved.

Available: 2024-08-08

Data time period: 1980-01-01 to 2020-12-31

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Climate Change Processes | Climate Change Science | Climatology | Earth Sciences | EVA | Oceanography | Physical Oceanography | SCHISM | Vanuatu | climate change | dynamical modelling | extreme value analysis | extremes | ocean | wave height |

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