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About. Using a state of the art data assimilation system and surface pressure observations, the NOAA CIRES DOE Twentieth Century Reanalysis (20CR) project has generated a four dimensional global atmospheric dataset of weather spanning 1836 to 2015 to place current atmospheric circulation patterns into a historical perspective.. 20th Century Reanalysis and PSD

The Twentieth Century Reanalysis (20CR) provides a comprehensive global atmospheric circulation data set spanning 1850 2014. Its chief motivation is to provide an observational validation data set, with quantified uncertainties, for assessing climate model simulations of the 20th century, with emphasis on the statistics of daily weather.

ISPDv3 is being used in the century long reanalysis ERA 20C generated by ERA CLIM,  by the century long reanalysis being generated by JMA/MRI, and by NOAA/CIRES in 20CR version 2c. Maps showing the location of stations in a selected year can be browsed at esrl.noaa.gov/psd/data/ISPD/v3.0/

Reanalysis (20CR 1815) 2*ensemble spread (1815 to 1817) Reanalysis still has a good correlation with observations. But not as good as at London (where the pressures

20th Century Reanalysis Monthly Composites Plot seasonal composites (averages) of the mean or anomalies (mean total mean) of variables from the 20th Century Reanalysis V2c and V3 reanalysis. 20th century reanalysis data is available from Jan 1851 to

Once the statistical model is defined, SLP and gradients from the 20CR reanalysis are standardised and projected into the EOFs detected for ERA interim to obtain the PCs for the 20CR predictors. Finally, using the coefficients and the PCs identified as in Eq. (3), daily surge values can be reconstructed for the 18712010 period.

In this study, a streamflow reconstruction method based on the analogy of atmospheric situations (using NOAA 20CR reanalysis) for the reconstruction of climatic series and on a rainfall runoff model for the streamflow reconstruction has been applied over different French catchments at the daily timestep.

By analysing ERA20C and NOAA20CR reanalysis data, the authors tried to figure out whether a model could reproduce observed MJO events by assimilating the observed surface signal alone. The phase propagation and vertical structure associated with MJO were compared between the reanalysis data and observations during 19792010.

Feb 01, 2013 · Presently, the Twentieth Century Reanalysis (20CR), which assimilates only surface pressure reports, sea ice, and sea surface temperature distributions, represents the longest global reanalysis dataset available covering the period from 1871 to the present.

The 20th Century Reanalysis Project used resources of the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center and of the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, which are supported by the Office of Science of the U.S. Department of Energy under Contract No. DE AC02 05CH11231 and Contract No. DE AC05 00OR22725, respectively.

of the 20th Century Reanalysis (versions 20CRv2 and 20CRv2c) and the HIRHAM5 model. Temporal usage and resolution of raw data for sea level pressure (SLP), horizontal wind speed (V 10m), air temperature (T), specific humidity (SH 2m) and total cloud cover (TCLC).

Nov 20, 2018 · There currently exist two versions of the 20CR reanalysis20CRv2 and 20CRv2c, which differ, among other things, by their sea surface temperature and sea ice boundary conditions.

Once the statistical model is defined, SLP and gradients from the 20CR reanalysis are standardised and projected into the EOFs detected for ERA interim to obtain the PCs for the 20CR predictors. Finally, using the coefficients and the PCs identified as in Eq. (3), daily surge values can be reconstructed for the 18712010 period.

In this study, a streamflow reconstruction method based on the analogy of atmospheric situations (using NOAA 20CR reanalysis) for the reconstruction of climatic series and on a rainfall runoff model for the streamflow reconstruction has been applied over different French catchments at the daily timestep.

This study evaluates the characterization capabilities of seasonal Eurasia climatology and climate variability of the newly released twentieth century reanalysis(20CR) data by the U.S.National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.The results shows that in the Eurasia area,the 20CR data exhibited higher values in the northern high latitudes and lower values in the southern low latitudes than

[21] Because most reanalysis data sets are not long enough to extract the MDV, the conclusion of this study is partly based on the use of the 20CR reanalysis data set. Nevertheless, our results suggest that the MDV discrepancy tends to be a common problem in other reanalysis data sets, which needs consideration in further development.

Reanalysis) Project data from NCEP/NCAR and monthly mean data (temperature, solar radiation and longwave radiation) from 1871 to 2008, was used to analyze the temperatur e trend and change in

In order to make sure the results from the 20CR reanalysis are data independent, we also performed the same analysis by NCEP/NCAR reanalysis. Within the period of 19502008, the results from two reanalysis datasets are quite similar. Thus, this paper only shows the results from 20CR reanalysis.

Inconsistencies between Long Term Trends in Storminess Derived from the 20CR Reanalysis and Observations OLIVER KRUEGER,FREDERIK SCHENK,FRAUKE FESER, AND RALF WEISSE Institute for Coastal Research

surface pressure tropopause height precipitable water convective available potential energy convective inhibition potential temp. total ozone cloud water sensible heat flux latent heat flux volumetric soil moisture accumulated snow downward long wave flux upward long wave flux upward short wave flux

Height Differences (Hdiff) and NearSurface Air Temperature Differences (Tdiff) Between Raw Twentieth Century Reanalysis and Surface Stations a a Tdiff is given for the year and summer (June, July, August) seasons. Positive bias means 20CR has a relatively higher value.

NoticeA newer version of this dataset, the International Surface Pressure Databank version 4, is available in RDA dataset ds132.2.Users are recommended to access this updated dataset.

Presently, the 20th Century Reanalysis (20CR), which assimilates only surface pressure reports, sea ice, and sea surface temperature distributions, represents the longest global reanalysis dataset available

the results from the 20CR reanalysis for the period of 1910 to 2010 in this paper. The rainfall dataset is from the Global Precipitation Climatology Centre (GPCC). The monthly rainfall data are gridded from the complete GPCC station database with more than 70 000 different rain gauge stations