README -- Contents of HEMCO/DUST_DEAD/v2014-07 directory 23 Feb 2015 GEOS-Chem Support Team geos-chem-support@g.harvard.edu Overview: =============================================================================== For more information about how mineral dust aerosols are implemented into GEOS-Chem, please see our wiki page: http://wiki.geos-chem.org/Mineral_dust_aerosols Files: =============================================================================== Christoph Keller created these COARDS-compliant netCDF files from the binary punch files in the prior dust_200605/ data directory path. (1) GOCART_src_fn.geos.2x25.nc : GOCART dust source function Resolution : 2 x 2.5 Units : 1 (aka unitless) Timestamp : 1985/01/01 Compression : Level 1 (e.g. nccopy -d1) (2) GOCART_src_fn.geos.4x5.nc : GOCART dust source function Resolution : 2 x 2.5 Units : 1 (aka unitless) Timestamp : 1985/01/01 Compression : Level 1 (e.g. nccopy -d1) (3) dst_tibds.geos.2x25.nc : Time-independent data for the DEAD emissions Originally created by Duncan Fairlie. Resolution : 2 x 2.5 Units : 1 (aka unitless); count Timestamp : 1985/01/01 Compression : Level 1 (e.g. nccopy -d1) (4) dst_tibds.geos.4x5.nc : Time-independent data for the DEAD emissions Originally created by Duncan Fairlie. Resolution : 4 x 5 Units : 1 (aka unitless); count Timestamp : 1985/01/01 Compression : Level 1 (e.g. nccopy -d1) (5) dst_tvbds.geos.2x25.nc : Time-varying data for the DEAD emissions Originally created by Duncan Fairlie. Resolution : 2 x 2.5 Units : 1 (aka unitless) Timestamp : 1985/01/01 through 1985/12/01 Compression : Level 1 (e.g. nccopy -d1) (6) dst_tvbds.geos.4x5.nc : Time-varying data for the DEAD emissions Originally created by Duncan Fairlie. Resolution : 4 x 5 Units : 1 (aka unitless) Timestamp : 1985/01/01 through 1985/12/01 Compression : Level 1 (e.g. nccopy -d1) References: =============================================================================== Please see this link for a complete list of references pertaining to mineral dust aerosols in GEOS-Chem: http://wiki.geos-chem.org/Mineral_dust_aerosols#References