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UEA CRU New CRU05 climatology c6190 dtr: diurnal temperature range data
CRU05 climatology c6190 diurnal temperature range from UEA CRU New: Mean surface climate data over global land areas, including tercile and percentile data.Independent Variables (Grids)
- Time (time)
- grid: /T (months since 01-Jan) periodic (Jan) to (Dec) by 1.0 N= 12 pts :grid
- Longitude (longitude)
- grid: /X (degree_east) periodic (0.25E) to (0.25W) by 0.5 N= 720 pts :grid
- Latitude (latitude)
- grid: /Y (degree_north) ordered (89.75N) to (89.75S) by 0.5 N= 360 pts :grid
Other Info
- missing_value
- -999.90002
- units
- degree_Celsius
- standard units*
- degree_Kelvin
References
Mark New, Mike Hulme, and Phil Jones, Representing Twentieth-Century Space–Time Climate Variability. Part I: Development of a 1961–90 Mean Monthly Terrestrial Climatology,Journal of Climate: Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 829–856.
Last updated: Mon, 12 Sep 2016 21:33:46 GMT
Data Views
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colors with coasts| T | X | Y | |
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Filters
Here are some filters that are useful for manipulating data. There are actually many more available, but they have to be entered manually. See Ingrid Function Documentation for more information.- Monthly Climatology calculates a monthly climatology by averaging over all years.
- anomalies calculates the difference between the (above) monthly climatology and the original data.
- Integrate along X Y T
- Differentiate along X Y T
- Take differences along X Y T
RMS (root mean square with mean *not* removed) over X Y T | X Y X T Y T | X Y T |
RMSA (root mean square with mean removed) over X Y T | X Y X T Y T | X Y T |
Maximum over X Y T | X Y X T Y T | X Y T |
Minimum over X Y T | X Y X T Y T | X Y T |
Detrend (best-fit-line) over X Y T | X Y X T Y T | X Y T |
Note on units