Survey On Output Data From Obstacle Resolving Atmospheric Models

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2024-07-29 DOI:10.1127/metz/2024/1217

Vivien Voss, K. Heinke Schlünzen, David Grawe

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Abstract

Obstacle resolving micro-scale atmospheric models (ORMs) are important to assess atmospheric processes within urban areas. However, the data generated from such models are not standardised yet and existing data standards do not fit properly to those data. Standardised model data can help to prepare FAIR data publications, which foster the process of data reuse, sharing, comparison and distribution. Therefore, an online survey was distributed among ORM users and developers in the urban meteorology and urban climate community. The survey should help to assess, which models are currently in use and to collect suggestions and requirements from the participants on how a data standard should look like. The aim of the survey was not to test the knowledge of the participants about the model they use but rather to get an overview of how they understand, use and work with ORMs. Based on 14 finished survey entries, it shows that ORMs provide and handle their data differently. The participants are aware of the need for standardisation, preferring netCDF as data format and suggesting extending existing standards to the needs of ORM data.

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障碍物解析大气模型输出数据调查

障碍解析微尺度大气模型（ORMs）对于评估城市地区的大气过程非常重要。然而，这些模型生成的数据尚未标准化，现有的数据标准也不适合这些数据。标准化模型数据有助于编制 FAIR 数据出版物，从而促进数据的再利用、共享、比较和分发。因此，在城市气象学和城市气候社区的 ORM 用户和开发人员中分发了一份在线调查。该调查有助于评估目前正在使用的模型，并收集参与者对数据标准的建议和要求。调查的目的不是测试参与者对其所使用模型的了解程度，而是了解他们对 ORM 的理解、使用和工作方式。从已完成的 14 份调查条目来看，ORM 提供和处理数据的方式各不相同。参与者意识到标准化的必要性，更倾向于使用 netCDF 作为数据格式，并建议扩展现有标准以满足 ORM 数据的需求。

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

CiteScore

31.40

自引率

1.10%

发文量

312

审稿时长

2 months

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