Using Wind Setdown and Storm Surge on Lake Erie to Calibrate the Air-Sea Drag Coefficient

This data set contains the archived model runs from the simulation experiments that were conducted during the published study. The runs show the effects of two historical windstorms on Lake Erie, between the United States and Canada. The files are compressed in NetCDF format. Most of the files are numbered ENN for experiment NN on Lake Erie, and this same numbering is used within the referenced paper. There are also two stationary experiments S1 and S2, and the Tanis experiments T21, T23, T24, and T25.

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Asset Size 53732.586 MB
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Author Drews, Carl
Publisher NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research
Publication Date 2013-01-01
Digital Object Identifier (DOI) https://doi.org/10.5065/D6513W5Z
Alternate Identifier d583151
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Topic Category climatologyMeteorologyAtmosphere
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Metadata Date 2025-10-09T01:18:30Z
Metadata Record Identifier edu.ucar.gdex::d583151
Metadata Language eng; USA
Suggested Citation Drews, Carl. (2013). Using Wind Setdown and Storm Surge on Lake Erie to Calibrate the Air-Sea Drag Coefficient. NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research. https://doi.org/10.5065/D6513W5Z. Accessed 10 October 2025.

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