Global ocean anthropogenic carbon concentrations from preindustrial to 2500 c.e. estimated using TRACE-Python

This data product is only intended to be used for peer reivew. This DOI should never be referenced for any other scientific purpose. Another DOI will be issued if and when the corresponding paper is accepted for publication and that DOI should be cited for scientific purposes, at which point this citation will become deprecated. If no changes to the data product are required from peer review, then this paragraph will be removed from the description.. Included in this dataset are NETCDF4 (.nc) files produced by analysis of the GLODAPv2.2016b gridded product (https://doi.org/10.5194/essd-8-325-2016) using the TRACE-Python software product (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15597123) detailed in the submitted manuscript, yielding esimates of ocean anthropogenic carbon concentration and metadata for each cell of the gridded product. Each file provides a snapshot view of the global ocean at 1 degree latitude and longitude resolution over 33 depth horizons. 20 time steps span the years 1750-2500 c.e. and 9 atmospheric carbon dioxide trajectories are represented, yielding 180 files. The files are CF-compliant and self-describing; additionally, the file naming convention follows the pattern: "gd_ds_{atmospheric trajectory}_{snapshot year}.nc".