Merged model Data Files (MMDFs) for the Meteo France ARPEGE global forecast model for various Polar sites

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The version of ARPEGE submitted to YOPPsiteMIP was a pre-operational version based on the cy43t2_op1 operational system but coupled with the 1D sea-ice model GELATO. The resolution of the model used for these simulations is the same as is used operationally at Meteo France which is variable (using a stretching factor of 2.2) with the pole (highest resolution of 7.5 km) over France for SOP1 and SOP2 and over Antarctica in SOP-SH and 105 vertical levels. The horizontal resolution is about 8-9 km over the North-Pole and timeseries have been provided for the three SOPs in the MMDF format for the 21 YOPP observatories with an hourly output for both state variables (instantaneous) and fluxes (accumulated).

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Citation info

Bazile, E., & Azouz, N. (2023). Merged model Data Files (MMDFs) for the Meteo France ARPEGE global forecast model for various Polar sites. Norwegian Meteorological Institute. https://doi.org/10.21343/T31Z-J391

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Contact

Role: Investigator
Name: Eric Bazile
email: eric.bazile@meteo.fr
Institution: CNRM/ Universite de Toulouse/ Meteo-France/CNRS

Role: Investigator
Name: Niramson Azouz
email:
Institution: CNRM/ Universite de Toulouse/ Meteo-France/CNRS

Role: Data center contact
Name: ADC support
email: adc-support@met.no
Institution: Norwegian Meteorological Institute / Arctic Data Centre

Time Extent
Defines the temporal extent or coverage of the dataset. Time is expressed in UTC. For collections the end date is empty.
Geographical Extent
-90.00
90.00
170.86
-164.80
Geographical location is expressed with decimal numbers with positive axis Northwards and zero at the Equator (for north and south), and decimal numbers with positive axis Eastwards and zero at the Greenwich meridian (for east and west).