Monthly mean temperature and salinity outputs from the Southern Ocean high-resolution (SOhi) simulation

The Southern Ocean high-resolution (SOhi) is a MITgcm simulation developed
to understand ocean-ice interactions along the margin of Antarctica and
better quantify ocean thermal forcing on the ice shelves. SOhi is a
high-resolution extension of SOSE with a longitudinal resolution of 1/24
degrees (~1.2 km at 75S) from 85.5S and telescopes to 1/12 between 40S and
30S. It has a northern boundary at the equator forced by ECCOv4r4, uses a
locally improved bathymetric model from GEBCO 2020, atmospheric forcing
from ERA-5, and contains thermodynamically active ice shelves. SOhi is
used to understand the mechanisms of heat transport around Antarctica in
order to best constrain ocean thermal forcing on the Antarctic Ice Sheet.