Data, Catalogs & Software

 

Data

D6.- ExCyclone-TRAMO: North Atlantic Extratropical Cyclone Tracks and Lagrangian-Derived Moisture Uptake Dataset (Part I)

D5.- Global FLEXPART-ERA5 simulations using 30 million atmospheric parcels since 1980

D4.- A database of outer tropical cyclone size from a radial wind profile

  • Paper in Data in Brief 40, 107825 (2022) 
  • Data in Mendeley Data

D3.- A data base of contributions of major oceanic and terrestrial moisture sources on continental daily extreme precipitation

  • Paper in Data in Brief 35, 106830 (2021) 
  • Data in Mendeley Data

D2.- A database of Optimal Integration Times for Lagrangian studies of  atmospheric moisture sources and sinks

  • Paper in Scientific Data 6, article number: 59    (2019)  -> Version 1
  • Paper in Scientific Data 8, article number: 130 (2021)  ->  Version 2
  • Data in Zenodo 

D1.- Completeness of radiosonde humidity observations based on the Integrated Global Radiosonde Archive

  • Paper in Earth System Science Data 11, 603-627 (2019) 
  • Data in Zenodo

 

Software

S3.- CyTRACK Tool: An open-source and user-friendly python toolbox for detecting and tracking cyclones

  • Paper in Environmental Modelling & Software  (2024) 
  • Software in GitHub

S2.- Software : LATTIN: A Python-based tool for Lagrangian atmospheric moisture and heat tracking

S1.- Software : TRansport Of water VApor Software (TROVA) developed in Python and Fortran for the study of moisture sources and sinks

 

Catalogs

C2.- Catalog of the drought events during 1980-2015 for the terrestrial areas of 27 Reference Regions (RR) defined in the 5th Assessment Report (AR5) of the IPCC, as well as the associated changes in atmospheric moisture transport during the most severe meteorological drought episode observed in each RR

C1.- A catalog of moisture sources for two sets of continental climatic regions (CCRs) using data from 1980 to 2012:

  • One based on 35 CCRs with similarities not only in terms of mean climate (1970-1999) but also in terms of projected changes in precipitation (2070-2099)  defined by Malstein and Knutti (2010)
  • Other widely used in IPCC reports which represents 21 different CRRs defined by Giorgi and Francisco (2000)

       The catalog contains :

           -   the characteristics of all the major sources of moisture for each CCRs, and the analysis of their interannual variability

           -   the role of the main climate variability modes, including ENSO,  and the Northern Annular Mode (NAM) / Southern Annular Mode (SAM).

     The estimation of the influence of those oceanic regions that will see the greatest increases in evaporation rate in future years is also analyzed.