Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- data:solar [2016/07/28 10:23]
jypeter created
+++ data:solar [2016/07/28 15:56]
jypeter Moved the SATIRE data to the appropriate page
@@ Line 33: / Line 33: @@
 ==== Data ====
+  * [[data:solar_satire|SATIRE-M 14C and 10Be data]]
+  * [[data:solar_pmod|PMOD 14C data]]
-SOLAR_FORCING_SATIRE_14C (link to the data page, below)
-SOLAR_FORCING_SATIRE_10Be
-SOLAR_FORCING_PMOD_14C
-Data page: (lets just start with the default page)
-++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
-The PMIP4-CMIP6 SOLAR_FORCING_SATIRE_14C
-The file contains solar spectral irradiance based on 14C and the SATIRE-M model for the last 9000 years (6754.5 BC to December 2015). Two versions are provided, one (*_fc.txt) with an adaptation of the spectral irradiance to the CMIP6 historical forcing, and one (*_nfc.txt) without such re-scaling. The data set scaled to the CMIP6 historical forcing is the recommended forcing for the PMIP4-CMIP6 “tier-1” past1000 experiment.
-Data files
-The data are provided in simple text format. The files contain the SSI reconstruction using SATIRE-M based on 14C isotopes.
-The file structure is as follows:
-st array: wavelength array in [nm], listing the center of each wavelength bin.
-nd array: wavelength bin in [nm], listing the bin width of each wavelength bin.
-rd array: time in [year] (floating numbers).
-th array: SSI reconstruction in [W m-2 nm-1]. SSI is average SSI in corresponding bin.
-We provide following code (IDL) to read the .txt file and calculate TSI:
-;====================================================
-;N=69235 for 14C reconstruction
-;N=61595 for 10Be reconstruction
-header=strarr(12)
-satire_wl=dblarr(1070)
-satire_dwl=dblarr(1070)
-time=dblarr(N)
-SSI=dblarr(1070,N)
-openr,1,filename
- readf,1,header
- readf,1,satire_wl
- readf,1,satire_dwl
- readf,1,time
- readf,1,SSI
-close,1
-TSI=dblarr(N)
-FOR i=0L,N-1 DO TSI[i]=TOTAL(satire_dwl*SSI[*,i])
-;=====================================================
-Download
-link to the .tar.gz file