
This is a European stochastic dataset for daily mean temperature, precipitation and wind speed. The dataset has been generated by the MYRIAD-Stochastic vIne-copula Model (MYRIAD-SIM). MYRIAD-SIM captures both spatiotemporal and multivariate dependencies with the use of conditional vine copulas, a statistical tool. The simulated data for temperature, precipitation and wind speed are stored in a separate NetCDF file for each variable. Each NetCDF file is approximately 1 GB in size and contains four dimensions and five attributes, as described in Table 1. The data variable names are t2m, pr, ws, for temperature, precipitation and wind speed respectively. Table 1: Description of dimensions and attributes in the dataset NetCDF files. Category Description Dimensions ens Ensemble member index (0 to 15), representing different model runs. time Time dimension, ranging from 2008-01-01 to 2023-12-31. latitude Latitude values (degrees north) at 1 degree resolution. longitude Longitude values (degrees east) at 1 degree resolution. Attributes units Units of measurement for each variable. standard_name Full name of each variable. description Brief explanation of each variable's meaning and origin. version Version number of the dataset. created Date when the dataset was generated.
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