Observing System Simulation Experiments to test the impact of seasonally dependent sampling on flux estimation over tropical Africa

Domaine:

climate

Type de record:

dataset

Créateur:

Liu

Éditeur:

Bas

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The dataset include results from Observing System Simulation Experiments (OSSEs) carried out by CMS-Flux and TM5 inversion systems. The results are monthly and the data format is netcdf. CMS-Flux covers 2016 to 2017 at original 4x5 resolution, while TM5 covers 2016-2018 regridded to 1x1 resolution. There are two observation scenarios: 1) the real OCO-2 observation coverage and sensitivity; 2) repeating the January observation coverage through out the year. For each of these two observation scenarios, three priors were used.

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