JULES output from PRIME version 1

This is JULES output from the PRIME v1 framework in support of the PRIME documentation paper submitted to GMD. Data includes three SSP scenarios SSP1.2-6, SSP5.3-4-OS and SSP5.8-5 with data split into three tar files with an appropriate name for each scenario (Table 1). In each tarfile there are data for each of the 9 percentiles (Table 2) used for the analysis and each of the JULES output variables (Table 3) that are included in the paper. All are zipped netcdf files with naming convention as follows.

/ _ssprcmip___ens.nc.gz

3 scenarios:

Scenario name used in data files
Scenario name used in paper

ssp126
SSP1-2.6

ssp534_over

SSP5-3.4-OS

ssp585
SSP5-8.5

Table 1: Scenario names used in datafiles and the corresponding name used in the paper.

9 ensemble members across the range of FaIR outputs: 

Percentile
Ensemble member

0.0
431

0.01
2037

0.05
1669

0.25
2236

0.5
1469

0.75
1523

0.95
1294

0.99
1015

1.0
1251

Table 2: List of percentiles and their appropriate ensemble member (the ensemble members are used in filenames)

JULES output variables used in paper:

Variable notation in filename
Variable definition in JULES userguide. 

precip
Gridbox precipitation rate  (kg m-2 s-1).

t1p5m_gb
Gridbox temperature at 1.5m (K)

cv
Gridbox mean vegetation carbon at end of model timestep (kg m-2)

frac
Fractional cover of each surface type.

resp_s_to_atmos_gb
Respired carbon from soil carbon emitted to atmosphere (kg m-2 s-1).

gpp_gb
Gridbox gross primary productivity of biomass expressed as carbon (kg m-2 s-1).

npp_n_gb
Gridbox net primary productivity of biomass expressed as carbon after nitrogen limitation (kg C m-2 (360days)-1).

runoff
Gridbox runoff rate (kg m-2 s-1).

Table 3: List of JULES variables included in the dataset. The JULES variable names are abbreviated in the filenames, this table translates what the name given in the filename means in terms of the data provided.