http://bolin.su.se/data/strandberg-2022-landclim-ii-1 Gustav Strandberg Bolin Centre Database 2022 Datafile Atmosphere Climate simulation Mid-Holocene Paleoclimate Regional climate model Land-use and land-cover change EC-Earth RCA4 HCLIM Earth science services > Models > Atmospheric general circulation models Gustav Strandberg 2022-01-28T14:27:46+00:00 English 1 The dataset contains RCM results from the LandClim II project presented in the study by Strandberg et al. (2022). **Time periods**: PI (30 year time slice) and 6 ka (50 year time slice) **RCMs**: RCA4, HCLIM38 **Domain**: Europe (CORDEX EUR-44, ~50 km) **Driving GCM**: EC-Earth For 6 ka both RCMs are run with three different land covers: * 6k-1: LPJ-GUESS potential land cover based on RCA4 climate. * 6k-2: LPJ-GUESS potential land cover based on HCLIM climate. * 6k-R: Reconstructed land cover based on REVEALS and KK10. **Available data**: monthly and seasonal data for standard meteorological data such as temperature, precipitation, evapotranspiration, pressure, cloud cover. ##### Variables * albl - albedo * clt - cloud fraction * evspsbl - evapotranspiration * hfls - latent heat flux * hfss - sensible heat flux * pr - precipitation * psl - sea level pressure * rlds - downwards longwave radiation at surface * rsds - downwards shortwave radiation at surface * ta850 - temperature at 850 hPa * ta925 - temperature at 925 hPa * tas- temperature at 2m * tasmax - daily maximum temperature at 2m * tasmin - daily minimum temperature at 2m * ts - surface temperature File type: NetCDF-3 The dataset is divided into four folders: 6k-1, 6k-2, 6k-R, PI. Each 6k folder contains 30 nc files. The PI folder contains 29 nc files. Total file size: 3.3 GB. The entire dataset can be downloaded in a zip file here. Individual files can also be downloaded directly from their original location at the National Supercomputer Centre (NSC), at Linköping University, both via http and rsync. - [NSC — http](http://exporter.nsc.liu.se/3ff3f6fb04c7449a89547103c84890f0) - [NSC — rsync](rsync://exporter.nsc.liu.se/3ff3f6fb04c7449a89547103c84890f0) The simulations were performed at the Rossby Centre, Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI).