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Mongolian uplifting analog output
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Key words Mongolian uplift, temperature, precipitation, winds
Related data Numerical simulation output which were conducted to determine the impact of the Tianshan-Pamir on global climate.
Numerical Model: general atmospheric model CAM3.1 from NCAR (National Center for Atmospheric Research).
Horizontal resolution of this model is T85 (approximately 1.4° latitude × 1.4° longitude).
Experimental Design: based on preindustrial boundary condition, differences between response of “with” or “without” Mongolian Plateau to global climate system are examined, in order to evaluate climatic impact of Mongolian uplifting.
Corresponding Experiment Name: TP1MP1(control, CO2 is 280 ppm and fixed at preindustrial, the other conditions is equal to the contemporary age include topography), TP1MP0(similar to control experiment, only Mongolian Plateau region was reduced to background altitude).
Integration time: 20 continuous years.
Variable Name List: temperature (T), sea level pressure (PSL), horizontal winds (U&V), precipitation (PRECIP), vertical wind (OMEGA), specific humidity (Q), geopotential height (Z3).
This dataset only includes output from the last 15-year seasonal average subsets. And among variables mentioned above, temperature, winds, specific humidity, and geopotential height are multi-isobaric data.
Data description a. Description of Intellectual Property Rights When using a dataset, please refer to the following documents in the article: Shi Z, Liu X, Liu Y, Sha Y, Xu T, 2015, Impact of Mongolian Plateau versus Tibetan Plateau on the westerly jet over North Pacific Ocean, Climate Dynamics, 44, 3067-3076. 2)Sha Y, Shi Z, Liu X, et al, 2015, Distinct impacts of the Mongolian and Tibetan Plateaus on the evolution of the East Asian monsoon, Journal of Geophysical Research, 120, 4764-4782.
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Dataset format netcdf
Data type Climate and environment modeling/Climate and environment modeling/Climate and environment modeling
Data sources IEECAS
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