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Anthropogenic carbon distributions from preindustrial to 2500 c.e. estimated using Tracer-based Rapid Anthropogenic Carbon Estimation (version 1)

Authors: Carter, Brendan;

Anthropogenic carbon distributions from preindustrial to 2500 c.e. estimated using Tracer-based Rapid Anthropogenic Carbon Estimation (version 1)

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This data product is only intended to be used for peer reivew. This DOI should never be referenced for any other scientific purpose. Another DOI will be issued if and when the corresponding paper is accepted for publication and that DOI should be cited for scientific purposes, at which point this citation will become deprecated. If no changes to the data product are required from peer review, then this paragraph will be removed from the description. This is a draft version of a 4 dimensional grid of estimates of (lon (x360), lat (x180), depth (x33), time (x20)) anthropogenic carbon content in the ocean (in micromoles of anthropogenic carbon per kg of seawater). These estimates span from the preindustrial era (in which the estimates are small negative numbers in 1750 c.e.) to projections through 2500 c.e. that are derived assuming constant ocean circulation and atmospheric CO2 growth trajectories according to SSPs (and a simple linear fit). Pathway1 contains information from preindustrial through late 2010s based on historical atmospheric CO2. All pathways contain projections from 2020 through 2500 c,.e..

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