Preindustrial fully coupled CESM2.0.1 (B1850_c201_CTL) for atmospheric river analyses

CESM version 2.0.1 (the original public-release version of CESM2, and scientifically identical to public version 2.1.0) was run on a nominal 1-degree finite-volume horizontal grid for 30 years to assess the model's ability to represent atmospheric rivers (extreme precipitation events) and their related weather patterns. The dataset is comprised of global, daily averaged CAM history files for selected single-level and multi-level fields. Data size was minimized by extracting from the native files only fields relevant to extreme precipitation and related weather patterns.

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Bounding Box North Lat 90
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Bounding Box West Long -180
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Author James Benedict
Publisher UCAR/NCAR - Computational and Information Systems Lab
Publication Date 2019-08-16
Digital Object Identifier (DOI) https://doi.org/10.26024/krv2-rt84
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Metadata Date 2019-08-28T09:10:32Z
Metadata Record Identifier org.earthsystemgrid.www::2bc59488-fe77-4520-a67e-21b785d98319
Metadata Language eng; USA
Suggested Citation James Benedict. (2019). Preindustrial fully coupled CESM2.0.1 (B1850_c201_CTL) for atmospheric river analyses. UCAR/NCAR - Computational and Information Systems Lab. https://doi.org/10.26024/krv2-rt84. Accessed 25 October 2025.

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