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[[Category:Online Data]][[Category:Wind Data]][[Image:EmdWrf_OnDemand.png|500px|right|thumb|Illustration of a EMD-Wrf Dataset in the windprospecting.com portal]]
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==Introduction ==
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This pages holds the list of parameters available for datasets originating from the EMD-WRF On-Demand Services - either as a time-series product or as a custom-area run from a user-defined area.<br>
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You can find more information about the services at the following links:
  
== Introduction ==
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# [http://www.emd.dk/windpro/mesoscale-data/emd-wrf-meso-scale-on-demand-service/ Time-Series - On-Demand]  - for 'virtual met-masts'
This pages holds the list of parameters available for datasets originating from the EMD-WRF On-Demand Services - either as a time-series product or as a custom-area run from a user-defined area. You can find more information about the services at the following links:
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# [http://www.windprospecting.com Spatial Areas - On-Demand] - for time-series within a larger domain and spatial climatic data
  
* [http://www.emd.dk/windpro/mesoscale-data/emd-wrf-meso-scale-on-demand-service/ EMD-WRF Mesocale Time-Series - On-Demand] (for 'virtual met-masts')
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There is also a webinar describing the content of the different EMD-Mesoscale Services - it is accessible from the EMD-Youtube Channel:
* [http://www.emd.dk/windpro/mesoscale-data/emd-wrf-meso-scale-on-demand-service/ EMD-WRF Mesocale Custom Area - On-Demand] (for time-series within a larger domain and spatial climatic data)
 
  
There is also a webinar describing the content of the different EMD-Mesoscale Services, it is acessible from the EMD-Youtube Channel
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Fmh56Gh_Nk&feature=youtu.be Webinar on Introduction to new EMD-WRF Mesocale Datasets]
  
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Fmh56Gh_Nk&feature=youtu.be Webinar on Introduction to new EMD-WRF Mesocale Datasets]
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== How to Order? ==
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To get pointwise-timeseries data, you need meso-credits (one credit is worth one month of data). Credits can be ordered here:
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* Time-Series: http://www.emd.dk/windpro/online-ordering/
  
== Dataset Description ==
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To get meso-data for your own user-defined area, please select the area within the 'ordering' section of windPROSPECTING, then we will send you a quote:
The mesoscale model is run at a spatial resolution of 0.029°x0.029°, approximately 3x3 km, and with hourly temporal resolution. ERA Interim data from ECMWF (http://www.ecmwf.int) is the global boundary data. The timespan of the data is back to 1994 and up until the latest available boundary data (see below for the Release Schedule).
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* Spatial Data (along with time series): http://www.windprospecting.com/
Data access is via WindPRO’s user friendly interface to on-line data and requires payment of an annual subscription fee.
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''Note:'' <br>In order to access windPROSPECTING, use either windPRO (from the 'Data' drop-down-menu) or make a 'demo'-user. You are also very welcome to contact our sales department on email: sales@emd.dk.
  
== Release Schedule ==  
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== Data Availability ==
Data is updated monthly with approximately 3 months delay defined by ERA Interim's availability. Before contacting support because of delays in the release schedule, please check ERA interim's availability on the [http://apps.ecmwf.int/datasets/data/interim-full-daily/ ERA availability page]. EMD-WRF Middle East data cannot be computed before ERA interim data is available.
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All EMD-WRF On-Demand data-services are available with global spatial coverage. The temporal availability and update frequency depends on a number of factors such as availability from the boundary data providers, bandwidth and download times, as well as availability on EMD high-performance computing and storage systems. The table below on outlines the availability of the different data-services.
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{| class="wikitable"
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! Dataset
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! First date
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! Most recent date
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|EMD-WRF OD (ERA5) - gaussian grid forcing data
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|1999.01.01
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|7-10 days from end of last month
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|EMD-WRF OD (ERA5T) - rectangular grid forcing data
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|2010.01.01
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|7-10 days from end of last month
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|EMD-WRF OD (CFSR/CFS)
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|1994.01.01
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|1-2 days from end of last month
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|EMD-WRF OD (ERA-Interim)
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|1979.01.01
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|2019.08.31
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|-
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|EMD-WRF OD (MERRA2)
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|1979.01.01
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|2019.08.31
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|}
  
When downloading the most recent data, please note that the last day of the last month will be missing until the next month is added. This is because, in order to compute a full day of data, the 24:00h (or 0:00 of the following day) time stamp is required, but the last time stamp of a month in ERA interim data is 18:00 h.
 
  
== Validation ==
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'''ERA5(T) and ERA5 as forcing data in the EMD-WRF OD model'''<br>
The model-setup has been validated through various internal investigations on masts spatially distributed in the modelling area. <br>The findings (the correlations) are summarized in the datasheet available ([[Media:EMD-WRF_MiddleEast-ProductSheet.pdf|here]]).
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During early December 2019, ECMWF released the ERA5(T) dataset. ERA5(T) is preliminary ERA5 data, but updated with a shorter five calender day delay. From summer 2022, ECMWF did make the ERA5(T) data available for the native, reduced Gaussian grid. This is a major improvement over the previous release schedule (before summer 2022), where the ERA5 Gaussian grid data came with a 2-3 month delay/lag due to ECMWF releases. Read more about ERA5 and ERA5T on our [[ERA5(T)_Rectangular_Grid|ERA5(T) Rectangular Grid]] dataset-page. The EMD-WRF OD services now uses both ERA5 (final) and ERA5(T) data, see more on the update schedule above.
  
In addition to the EMD-validations, the EMD-WRF modelling setup has been evaluated in a number of external benchmarks. <br> We have a separate [[EMD-WRF Benchmarks|EMD-WRF Benchmark Wiki-Page]] that holds links to those investigations.
 
  
== Dataset Parameters ==  
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== Set of Standard Dataset Parameters ==  
A large quantity of useful parameters are available directly in WindPRO to aid in your analysis. The different parameters in the EMD-WRF Middle East dataset that are available from within WindPRO are shown in the table below.
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A large quantity of useful parameters are available directly in WindPRO to aid in your analysis. <br>The different parameters in each On-Demand dataset is shown in the list below.
  
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ align="bottom"|Table: Overview of EMD-WRF Middle East Dataset Parameters (3 km grid).
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|+ align="bottom"|Table: Overview of Standard EMD-WRF On-Demand Dataset Parameters (3 km grid).
 
!Parameter
 
!Parameter
 
!Unit
 
!Unit
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|psfc
 
|psfc
|hPa
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|Pa
 
|Pressure at site
 
|Pressure at site
 
|Instantaneous
 
|Instantaneous
 
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|msl
 
|msl
|hPa
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|Pa
 
|Pressure at mean sea level
 
|Pressure at mean sea level
 
|Instantaneous
 
|Instantaneous
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|wSpeed.x
 
|wSpeed.x
 
|m/s
 
|m/s
|Wind speeds at different physical levels (x).<br>Heights (x): 10m, 25m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 150m, 200m
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|Wind speeds at different physical levels (x).<br>Heights for EMD-WRF OD (x): 10m, 25m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 150m, 200m<br>Heights for EMD-WRF Custom Area (x): 10m, 25m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 150m, 200m, 300m, 400m, 500m, 600m, 1000m, 4000m
 
|Instantaneous
 
|Instantaneous
 
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|wDir.x
 
|wDir.x
 
|deg
 
|deg
|Wind speeds at different physical levels (x).<br>Heights (x): 10m, 25m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 150m, 200m
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|Wind speeds at different physical levels (x).<br>Heights for EMD-WRF OD (x): 10m, 25m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 150m, 200m<br>Heights for EMD-WRF Custom Area (x): 10m, 25m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 150m, 200m, 300m, 400m, 500m, 600m, 1000m, 4000m
 
|Instantaneous
 
|Instantaneous
 
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|snowDepth
 
|snowDepth
 
|m
 
|m
|Show depth (if present)
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|Snow depth (if present)
 
|Instantaneous
 
|Instantaneous
 
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|totPrecip.s
 
|totPrecip.s
|kg/m^2/s
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|kg/m^2
 
|Total Precipitation at surface
 
|Total Precipitation at surface
|1h Average
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|1h Accumulated
 
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|downShortWaveFlux.s
 
|downShortWaveFlux.s
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|1h Average
 
|1h Average
 
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|colspan="4"|<small>Data below this line are not shown in a default import of EMD-WRF Middle East data, but can be made available by clicking on the "+" button in the lower left corner of the import table.<small>
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|colspan="4"|<small>Data below this line are not shown in a default import of EMD-WRF On-Demand data, but can be made available by clicking on the "+" button in the lower left corner of the import table.<small>
 
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|4LFTX
 
|4LFTX
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|cloudWater.100
 
|cloudWater.100
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|mg/kg
 
|Parameter intended for estimating probability of icing.<ref name="ice">CloudWater and cloudIcing values are extracted directly from the WRF meso-scale model and are normal output parameters of the same run as the other parameters (wind, temperature etc.). They are controlled by the WRF microphysics scheme for which Ferrier was used. For further information, please access the numerous internet resources about WRF use. EMD has not done any validation on the parameters, so they are provided as is.</ref>
 
|Parameter intended for estimating probability of icing.<ref name="ice">CloudWater and cloudIcing values are extracted directly from the WRF meso-scale model and are normal output parameters of the same run as the other parameters (wind, temperature etc.). They are controlled by the WRF microphysics scheme for which Ferrier was used. For further information, please access the numerous internet resources about WRF use. EMD has not done any validation on the parameters, so they are provided as is.</ref>
 
|Instantaneous
 
|Instantaneous
 
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|cloudIce.100
 
|cloudIce.100
|kg/m^2
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|mg/kg
 
|Parameter intended for estimating probability of icing.<ref name="ice"></ref>
 
|Parameter intended for estimating probability of icing.<ref name="ice"></ref>
 
|Instantaneous
 
|Instantaneous
 
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== Required Modules/Licenses ==
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== Attribution ==
To access the EMD-WRF Middle East mesoscale data the following licenses/modules are required in your WindPRO setup:
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If data from this data-service is used within any private or public disseminations, then EMD and its data providers must be acknowledged.
* Basis
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<pre>
* METEO
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Source:
* EMD-WRF Middle East
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EMD-WRF On-Demand and Custom-Area - Copyright (C) - EMD International A/S, 2019. Distribution through EMD and windPRO.
When the license fee is paid, you then have access to the full dataset without further cost. The price is available from the [http://www.emd.dk/windpro/online-ordering/price-list/ price-list on the EMD-homepage]. Downloading of data is unrestricted for licenced users, however a "fair use" policy applies. Unlicenced users may download three months of data from any point, however, multiple downloads are not allowed from the same point.
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This service relies on the following data-providers:  
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ERA5/ERA5T: Which is being developed through the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) with data processing and distribution for ERA5/ERA5T is carried out by ECMWF.  
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ERA-Interim: Is being developed through the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF).
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MERRA-2: The Global Modeling and Assimilation Office of NASA (GMAO) for the MERRA-analysis and the GES DISC for the dissemination of MERRA.  
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CFS/CFSR: NOAA / National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP)
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</pre>
  
 
==Footnotes==
 
==Footnotes==
 
<references />
 
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Latest revision as of 13:59, 27 October 2022

Illustration of a EMD-Wrf Dataset in the windprospecting.com portal

Introduction

This pages holds the list of parameters available for datasets originating from the EMD-WRF On-Demand Services - either as a time-series product or as a custom-area run from a user-defined area.
You can find more information about the services at the following links:

  1. Time-Series - On-Demand - for 'virtual met-masts'
  2. Spatial Areas - On-Demand - for time-series within a larger domain and spatial climatic data

There is also a webinar describing the content of the different EMD-Mesoscale Services - it is accessible from the EMD-Youtube Channel:

How to Order?

To get pointwise-timeseries data, you need meso-credits (one credit is worth one month of data). Credits can be ordered here:

To get meso-data for your own user-defined area, please select the area within the 'ordering' section of windPROSPECTING, then we will send you a quote:

Note:
In order to access windPROSPECTING, use either windPRO (from the 'Data' drop-down-menu) or make a 'demo'-user. You are also very welcome to contact our sales department on email: sales@emd.dk.

Data Availability

All EMD-WRF On-Demand data-services are available with global spatial coverage. The temporal availability and update frequency depends on a number of factors such as availability from the boundary data providers, bandwidth and download times, as well as availability on EMD high-performance computing and storage systems. The table below on outlines the availability of the different data-services.

Dataset First date Most recent date
EMD-WRF OD (ERA5) - gaussian grid forcing data 1999.01.01 7-10 days from end of last month
EMD-WRF OD (ERA5T) - rectangular grid forcing data 2010.01.01 7-10 days from end of last month
EMD-WRF OD (CFSR/CFS) 1994.01.01 1-2 days from end of last month
EMD-WRF OD (ERA-Interim) 1979.01.01 2019.08.31
EMD-WRF OD (MERRA2) 1979.01.01 2019.08.31


ERA5(T) and ERA5 as forcing data in the EMD-WRF OD model
During early December 2019, ECMWF released the ERA5(T) dataset. ERA5(T) is preliminary ERA5 data, but updated with a shorter five calender day delay. From summer 2022, ECMWF did make the ERA5(T) data available for the native, reduced Gaussian grid. This is a major improvement over the previous release schedule (before summer 2022), where the ERA5 Gaussian grid data came with a 2-3 month delay/lag due to ECMWF releases. Read more about ERA5 and ERA5T on our ERA5(T) Rectangular Grid dataset-page. The EMD-WRF OD services now uses both ERA5 (final) and ERA5(T) data, see more on the update schedule above.


Set of Standard Dataset Parameters

A large quantity of useful parameters are available directly in WindPRO to aid in your analysis.
The different parameters in each On-Demand dataset is shown in the list below.

Table: Overview of Standard EMD-WRF On-Demand Dataset Parameters (3 km grid).
Parameter Unit Description Type
time UTC time stamp
psfc Pa Pressure at site Instantaneous
msl Pa Pressure at mean sea level Instantaneous
wSpeed.x m/s Wind speeds at different physical levels (x).
Heights for EMD-WRF OD (x): 10m, 25m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 150m, 200m
Heights for EMD-WRF Custom Area (x): 10m, 25m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 150m, 200m, 300m, 400m, 500m, 600m, 1000m, 4000m
Instantaneous
wDir.x deg Wind speeds at different physical levels (x).
Heights for EMD-WRF OD (x): 10m, 25m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 150m, 200m
Heights for EMD-WRF Custom Area (x): 10m, 25m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 150m, 200m, 300m, 400m, 500m, 600m, 1000m, 4000m
Instantaneous
wSpeed.0-30mb m/s Wind speeds at pressure level 0-30mb. Instantaneous
wDir.0-30mb deg Wind speeds at pressure levels 0-30mb. Instantaneous
wSpeed.850hpa m/s Wind speeds at pressure level 850hPa. Instantaneous
wDir.850hpa deg Wind speeds at pressure levels 850hPa. Instantaneous
temperature.x celcius Temperatures at different heights (x)
Heights (x): 2m and 100m
Instantaneous
waterTemp celcius Water temperature Instantaneous
soilTemp.0-10cm celcius The temperature in the upper 10 cm of the soil Instantaneous
relHumidity.2 % Relative humidity in height 2m above ground level Instantaneous
snowDepth m Snow depth (if present) Instantaneous
vis.s m Visibility at surface Instantaneous
sensHeatFlux.s w/m2 Sensible Heat Flux at surface Instantaneous
totPrecip.s kg/m^2 Total Precipitation at surface 1h Accumulated
downShortWaveFlux.s w/m2 Downward shortwave irradiance at surface 1h Average
totalCloudCover.a % Total cloud cover in atmosphere 1h Average
convCloudCover.a % Convective cloud cover in atmosphere 1h Average
Data below this line are not shown in a default import of EMD-WRF On-Demand data, but can be made available by clicking on the "+" button in the lower left corner of the import table.
4LFTX K N/A
rmol 1/m Inverse Monin-Obukhov-Length [1]
znt m Rougnhess length
sqrtTKE.x m/s Wind speed given as standard deviation in m/s. Derived from the turbulent kinetic energy (TKE).
Results available in different physical levels.
Heights (x): 10m, 25m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 150m, 200m
Instantaneous
cloudWater.100 mg/kg Parameter intended for estimating probability of icing.[2] Instantaneous
cloudIce.100 mg/kg Parameter intended for estimating probability of icing.[2] Instantaneous

Attribution

If data from this data-service is used within any private or public disseminations, then EMD and its data providers must be acknowledged.

Source: 
EMD-WRF On-Demand and Custom-Area - Copyright (C) - EMD International A/S, 2019. Distribution through EMD and windPRO.
This service relies on the following data-providers: 
ERA5/ERA5T: Which is being developed through the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) with data processing and distribution for ERA5/ERA5T is carried out by ECMWF. 
ERA-Interim: Is being developed through the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF). 
MERRA-2: The Global Modeling and Assimilation Office of NASA (GMAO) for the MERRA-analysis and the GES DISC for the dissemination of MERRA. 
CFS/CFSR: NOAA / National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP)

Footnotes

  1. It is still being investigated whether this inverse Monin-Obukhov-Length can be used for stability clasification.
  2. 2.0 2.1 CloudWater and cloudIcing values are extracted directly from the WRF meso-scale model and are normal output parameters of the same run as the other parameters (wind, temperature etc.). They are controlled by the WRF microphysics scheme for which Ferrier was used. For further information, please access the numerous internet resources about WRF use. EMD has not done any validation on the parameters, so they are provided as is.