16 datasets found

Rainfall data

Climate reanalysis data produced by the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia (UEA) (Mitchell and Jones, 2005).

Monthly CO2 concentration data are from Mauna Loa, provided by the NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory.

Daily AT data are based on Rohde and Hausfather (2020).

Daily SIT data are from PIOMAS provided by the Polar Science Center.

Daily SIE data are from Sea Ice Index, Version 3 (Fetterer et al., 2017b) provided by the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC).

The dataset used in this study is FLUXNET-CH4, a global network of sites that provides continuous, high-frequency, and quality-checked eddy covariance CH! flux measurements.

The MAT dataset contains the mean annual temperature in North America.

The AHM dataset contains the annual heat-moisture index and mean annual temperature in North America.

Climate data from GFDL-ESM2G model

The CDC climate dataset contains environmental indicators including air temperature, land temperature, precipitation, sunlight, and pm2.5, averaged over 2008.

A reanalysis dataset containing weather variables such as surface pressure, surface net solar radiation, 2m temperature, potential evaporation, and total precipitation.

The dataset used in the paper is a real CO2 concentration dataset.

Daymet land surface temperature data set for North America, containing the maximum daily temperature field across North America

NOAA sea surface temperature data set, containing the sea surface temperature weekly on a 1 degree grid across the period 1981-2018

The ERA5 dataset from the WeatherBench repository, where each global sample of Z500 at every hour is downsampled to a rectangular longitude-latitude (x, y) grid of 32 × 64.