Dataset
UM-UKCA model data for study investigating the QBO response to large tropical eruptions
Abstract
This dataset contains summary 36-month data of the global mean volcanic stratospheric aerosol optical depth, temperature, sulfate aerosol mass concentration and wind velocities necessary for analysing the quasi-biennial oscillation (QBO). The data are from 8 model simulations of volcanic eruptions that have different sulfur dioxide emissions, eruption initiation date/season and QBO phase at the time of eruption. Three control ensembles were conducted for each initial condition. The simulations are from the Unified Model coupled with the United Kingdom Chemistry and Aerosol Scheme (UM-UKCA) Vn.11.2 and were conducted at a global resolution of 1.875 ° x 1.25°.
Variables for calculating the QBO momentum budget (w*, flux divergence) are contained in the files ending ‘_momentum.nc’.
There are files for each initial condition named '{SEASON}_{SO2_INJECTION_MAGNITUDE}_{QBO_PHASE}.nc'.
There are 12 control files to give three ensemble members for each initial condition. These files are named ‘{SEASON}_{QBO_PHASE}_control_{no.}.nc’ for example: ‘July_wQBO_control_2.nc’.
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Public data: access to these data is available to both registered and non-registered users.
Use of these data is covered by the following licence(s): https://artefacts.ceda.ac.uk/licences/missing_licence.pdf When using these data you must cite them correctly using the citation given on the CEDA Data Catalogue record. |
Data lineage: |
Data were generated using the Met Office Unified Model coupled with the United Kingdom Chemistry and Aerosol Scheme (UM-UKCA) Vn.11.2. |
Data Quality: |
Data as provided by author
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File Format: |
Data are netCDF formatted
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Related Documents
Process overview
Title | Met Office Unified Model coupled with the United Kingdom Chemistry and Aerosol Scheme (UM-UKCA) Vn.11.2 deployed on ARCHER |
Abstract | Met Office Unified Model coupled with the United Kingdom Chemistry and Aerosol Scheme (UM-UKCA) Vn.11.2 deployed on ARCHER |
Input Description | None |
Output Description | None |
Software Reference | None |
- units: 1
- var_id: saod_at_550_nm
- long_name: SAOD at 550 nm
- units: kg kg-1
- var_id: so2
- long_name: SO2
- units: kg kg-1
- var_id: so4_total
- long_name: SO4_total
- units: kg
- var_id: air_mass
- long_name: air_mass
- units: Pa
- standard_name: air_pressure
- var_id: air_pressure
- units: K
- standard_name: air_temperature
- var_id: air_temperature_0
- units: hours
- standard_name: forecast_period
- var_id: forecast_period_1
- var_id: forecast_period_0_bnds
- var_id: forecast_period_1_bnds
- var_id: forecast_period_bnds
- units: hours
- standard_name: forecast_reference_time
- var_id: forecast_reference_time_1
- var_id: latitude_longitude
- units: m
- standard_name: atmosphere_hybrid_height_coordinate
- long_name: level_height
- var_id: level_height
- var_id: level_height_bnds
- units: 1
- standard_name: model_level_number
- var_id: model_level_number
- units: hPa
- long_name: pressure
- var_id: pressure_0
- units: 1
- long_name: pseudo_level
- var_id: pseudo_level
- units: 1
- var_id: sigma
- long_name: sigma
- var_id: sigma_bnds
- units: m
- standard_name: surface_altitude
- var_id: surface_altitude_0
- var_id: time_bnds
- units: W m-2
- standard_name: toa_outgoing_longwave_flux
- var_id: toa_outgoing_longwave_flux
- units: W m-2
- standard_name: toa_outgoing_shortwave_flux
- var_id: toa_outgoing_shortwave_flux
- units: m s-1
- standard_name: upward_air_velocity
- var_id: upward_air_velocity
- units: m s-1
- standard_name: x_wind
- var_id: x_wind
Co-ordinate Variables
- units: degrees_north
- standard_name: latitude
- var_id: latitude_1
- units: degrees_east
- standard_name: longitude
- var_id: longitude_1
- standard_name: time
- var_id: time
- units: hours
Temporal Range
1988-09-01T00:00:00
1997-09-01T00:00:00
Geographic Extent
90.0000° |
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-180.0000° |
180.0000° |
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-90.0000° |