Gregory, Catherine · Hofmann Elizondo, Urs · Guinaldo, Thibault · et al.
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Gregory, Catherine · Hofmann Elizondo, Urs · Guinaldo, Thibault · et al.
2 files · 4.1 GB · zipdeclared
Unrealised extreme storylines of the 2023 North Atlantic marine heatwave revealed through ensemble boosting This Zenodo record accompanies the paper "Unrealised extreme storylines of the 2023 North Atlantic marine heatwave revealed through ensemble boosting" by Catherine H. Gregory, Urs Hofmann Elizondo, Thibault Guinaldo, and Thomas L. Frölicher. Overview This record contains the GitHub repository and associated simulation output used for the study. The project investigates the 2023 North Atlantic marine heatwave and explores physically plausible but unrealised extreme storylines using ensemble boosting experiments. Repository contents The GitHub repository contains analysis scripts, data products, and ensemble-boosting tools used in the study. It includes Jupyter notebooks for analysing and visualising marine heatwave evolution, sea-surface temperature anomalies, subsurface heatwave structure, and heat-budget diagnostics. It also contains filtered marine heatwave event datasets for boosted and double-boosted North Atlantic experiments. Simulation data The simulation output is provided as a compressed archive named Ensemble_boosting_simulations.zip . The model output in this archive has been reduced to the variables and broader study region relevant for the analyses presented in the paper. Ensemble boosting module A dedicated ensemble_boosting module provides tools to generate small, spatially distributed atmospheric temperature perturbations for climate-model ensemble branching. These perturbations are constructed with zero area-weighted global mean, enabling reproducible ensemble-boosting experiments while preserving global energy consistency. The module includes command-line utilities for creating perturbation masks, recording random seeds, and integrating perturbations into atmospheric restart files. Purpose Together, the repository and reduced simulation output support the analysis workflow used to identify, characterise, and visualise unrealised but physically plausible extreme storylines of the 2023 North Atlantic marine heatwave under ensemble-boosted climate-model simulations. Citation Gregory, C. H., Hofmann Elizondo, U., Guinaldo, T., & Frölicher, T. L. Unrealised extreme storylines of the 2023 North Atlantic marine heatwave revealed through ensemble boosting. Corresponding author: Catherine Gregory, catherine.gregory@unibe.ch
Voet, Gunnar
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Processing toolbox for moored thermistor chains: clock and in-situ temperature calibration, gridding, and shared-fluctuation drift correction.
Leng, Hengling
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This dataset provides the model code and input files for a pan-Arctic coupled sea ice-ocean model built upon the MITgcm (checkpoint c66m). The simulation spans 2010-2020 and is forced with 3‑hourly ERA‑5 reanalysis data, including sea surface wind speed, temperature, humidity, precipitation, surface pressure, and downward shortwave and longwave radiation. These forcing fields have not been uploaded with this code package, but the original ERA-5 data are available at: https://cds.climate.copernicus.eu/cdsapp#!/dataset/reanalysis-era5-single-levels?tab=overview. Within the dataset, the "code" directory contains the configuration files, while the "input" directory holds the parameter settings and ancillary input files required for the simulation. The key outputs needed for diagnosing the volume and barotropic vorticity budgets are set in data.diagnostics.
andystew7583
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This release contains finalized versions of the codes/scripts for analyzing the southern Weddell Sea continental shelf heat and freshwater budgets, accompanying the manuscript "Fate of heat approaching the Filchner--Ronne ice shelf mediated by continental shelf eddies."
Dmitry Aleynik
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The West and North Scotland Coastal Ocean Modelling System (" WeStCOMS " v3) produces regional coupled atmosphere-ocean-waves 3D hydrodynamic predictions in near-real time. Models run on the High-Performance Computer at SAMS, UK. The product is updated weekly, providing a 5-day hourly forecast for wind, rain, heat and radiation fluxes, temperature, salinity, currents, turbulence, sea level, and mixed layer depth, tides and surface waves at nodes of the unstructured triangular mesh with horizontal resolution varying from 30 to 2500 meters and 10 s-layers in vertical. thredds.sams.ac.uk Full Changelog : https://github.com/dmitryale/WeStCOMS/commits/v3