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- Average Annual Vapor Pressure (kelvins) for a 0.5° Grid Resolution over North America for the CSIRO Mk 2.0 SRES A2 scenario (2070-2099).
Average Annual Vapor Pressure (kelvins) for a 0.5° Grid Resolution over North America for the CSIRO Mk 2.0 SRES A2 scenario (2070-2099).
Nov 29, 2011
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Raymond Drapek
- Description:
- Gridded vapor pressure data in units of Pascals.
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- Dataset provided to Data Basin by Ray Drapek, USDA Forest Service, PNW Research Station. Original gridded data assembled and downscaled by David Price, Canadian Forest Service.
- Content date:
- Average 2070-2099
- Citation:
- Price, D.T., D. W. McKenney, P. Papadopol, T. Logan, and M. F. Hutchinson. 2004. High resolution future scenario climate data for North America. Proc. Amer. Meteor. Soc. 26th Conference on Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, Vancouver, B.C., 23-26 August, 2004, 13 pp.
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- 0.5 (degree)
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- USDA Forest Service. PNW Research Station
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About the Uploader
Raymond Drapek
Biologist / GIS Specialist with USDA Forest Service / PNW Research Lab
Work as a data processor for a dynamic vegetation model (MC1). Work with geospatial climate data (precip, temperature, vapor pressure), and ecosystem parameters (various carbon pools, runoff, transpiration, fire, vegetation classes). Work with historical data and with future climate scenarios. Do...
