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A Mathematical Model of Melt Lake Formation on an Ice Shelf
No full textThe Matlab files contained here comprise a 1-D mathematical model of a surface melt lake on an idealised ice shelf. The model incorporates a calculation of the surface energy balance of an ice shelf, heat transfer through the upper ice shelf, the production and percolation of meltwater into the firn, the formation of ice lenses in the firn and the formation, development and refreezing of surface melt lakes on the ice shelf.
This model was created using Matlab_R2015a
Physical Indoor Environment, Occupants' Thermal Sensation and Required Cooling and Heating Load
Get PDFThis research collects indoor physical parameters and occupants' personal factors including globe temperature, air temperature, relative humidity and air velocity in air-conditioned offices. Occupants' thermal sensation votes in these environments are also recorded. Based on the collected data, heating and cooling loads needed in single-occupancy offices and open-plan offices are calculated
Supplementary data for Note: A self-calibrating wide range balloon electrometer
No full textThis dataset contains the radiosonde and additional sensor data for an adapted radiosonde launched on the 22nd September 2017 from Pallas at 0915 UT. The file contains standard meteorological data and the additional sensor channels that were used in the analysis shown in the Review of Scientific Instruments note: A self-calibrating wide range balloon electrometer by R. Giles Harrison, Graeme J. Marlton, Keri A. Nicoll, Martin W. Airey, Paul D. Williams
Reconstructions of the radiation fluxes at top of atmosphere and net surface energy flux in the period 1985-2015 from DEEP-C project
No full textIn order to study which mechanisms explain the reduced global surface warming rate since around 2000, and where the excess energy is due to rising greenhouse gas, the radiation fluxes (OLR, ASR and NET) at the top of atmosphere (TOA) prior to the CERES period are reconstructed using satellite observations, atmospheric reanalysis (ERA-Interim) and AMIP5 model simulations. The new approach using the mass-corrected atmospheric energy divergencies (transports) from ERA-Interim is employed to estimate the net surface energy fluxes
TAMSAT Daily Rainfall Estimates (Version 3.0)
Get PDFThe dataset comprises high resolution (0.0375 degrees) satellite-derived daily rainfall estimates for all Africa from January 1983 to December 2016 (data from 2017 onwards can be downloaded from the TAMSAT website: http://www.tamsat.org.uk/). The dataset is derived from TAMSAT Version 3.0 pentadal (5-day) rainfall estimates (1983-present).
Although the principle features of the TAMSAT rainfall estimation approach have remained the same in generating TAMSAT Version 3.0, the calibration used in Version 3.0 differs markedly to Version 2.0 and is designed to better capture local variations in the rainfall climate while reducing problems associated with Version 2.0. Additionally, the timestep for the primary rainfall estimate is 5-day (pentad) in Version 3.0, compared to 10-day (dekad) in Version 2.0. Further details can be found on the TAMSAT website
British First World War periodicals 1914-1919
Get PDFThis list of the periodicals published in Britain during the years of the First World War was assembled from a number of sources, and consists of over 1000 titles of periodicals, categorised as either magazines, journals or newspapers, and then assigned to one or more subject categories. The dataset records whether the title was in print during each year of the period under study, and in most cases adds notes on the provenance of the data (if not from the Writers� & Artists� Yearbook, A&C Black, 1914-19), and other remarks on amalgamation and content where known. These data are not comprehensive but the list represents the most detailed assessment of periodicals in print for this period
BIOME 6000 DB classified plotfile version 1
No full textThe file contains BIOME 6000 reconstructions of vegetation at 0, 6, and 21ka at individual sites, where the original published nomenclature for individual regions has been converted to a globally-applicable standardized classification (BIOME 6000 Consolidated Name). Two other standardized classifications are also given: common biome names between BIOME 6000 and the BIOME 4.2 model (BIOME 4.2 BIOME 6000 common names) and the megabiome scheme used by Harrison and Bartlein (2012) (MegaBiome Scheme 2). Additional information to translate BIOME 4.2 outputs into either BIOME 6000 Consolidated Names or BIOME 4.2 BIOME 6000 common names is also given
Kazakhstan Regional Data 1994-2014
Get PDFThis dataset consists of statistical annual regional data for 16 major administrative regions of Kazakhstan over the period 1994-2014. These 16 administrative regions include 14 oblasts and 2 major cities, Astana and Almaty. Th data were obtained from the information-analytical system 'Taldau' (http://taldau.stat.gov.kz) of the Committee on Statistics of the Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan (http://stat.gov.kz). The data were translated from Russian to English by the authors, rearranged, and converted to Stata format
Dataset supporting collision-induced dissociation of doubly-charged barium-cationized lipids by AP-MALDI MS
No full textDataset contains mass spectrometry datafiles supporting a project investigating the utility of multiply charged lipid-metal adducts (with the formula [L+M]2+) for structural analysis of phospholipids. All data was acquired on a home-built AP-MALDI source from liquid samples
Data from meta-analysis of the association between intolerance of uncertainty, anxiety, and worry in children and adolescents
Get PDFThis dataset was generated through a systematic review and meta-analysis of the association between intolerance of uncertainty, anxiety and worry in children and adolescents. The data files include a list of all studies identified by the original search, the reasons for rejection, the study characteristics of included studies, the raw data that was used for the meta-analyses reported in the associated paper and the R scripts used to analyse the data