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TRACMIP is a free and public data set that is available via the Earth System Grid Foundation (which also host the simulations from CMIP) and via the Pangeo project.
The TRACMIP introduction paper was published in the Journal of Advances in Modelling Earth Systems. The paper is available at https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/2016MS000748.
The TRACMIP introduction paper was published in 2016 the Journal of Advances in Modelling Earth Systems. The paper is available at https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/2016MS000748.
This repository serves to document the analysis scripts used in the JAMES introduction paper and to allow others to obtain help for using TRACMIP data or running their own TRACMIP-inspired simulations.
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This repository serves to document the analysis scripts used in the JAMES introduction paper and to allow others to obtain help for using TRACMIP data or running their own TRACMIP-inspired simulations.
The TRACMIP repository includes the following directories:
**ramadda**
Analysis scripts and figures of the 2016 introduction paper in JAMES. The scripts were developed when the TRACMIP data was
still hosted at the Uni Miami OpenDAP Ramadda server (hence the directory name). As of 2019, the data is no longer hosted at Uni Miami and
was moved to ESGF and the Pangeo Cloud. The scripts will thus not run out of the box, and the data source would need to be adapted.
**corrigendum-james-2019**
Analysis scripts and figures of the 2019 corrigendum of the introduction paper. The analysis scripts assume that the data
is located on a file server at KIT. This would need to be adapted if one wanted to run them again.
**sim-protocol**
Scripts and documentation of the TRACMIP simulation protocol, in particular including the definition of the slab ocean q-flux.
**cmorizing**
Scripts and input data used by Aiko Voigt when cmorizing the TRACMIP data using the DKRZ Mistral HPC system.
