Ensemble reconstruction of the Greenland Ice Sheet evolution through the last deglaciation: video and dataset of the best simulation
Ensemble reconstruction of the Greenland Ice Sheet evolution through the last deglaciation: video and dataset of the best simulation
Simulation of the Greenland Ice Sheet through the last deglaciation with the Yelmo model (v1.801) at 8 km resolution and 6 vertical layers. This simulation is #2572 in the original ensemble. Files provided yelmo_Greenland_ngrip_8km_restart.nml: The namelist configuration file containing the parameters used for this simulation. yelmo2D.nc: NetCDF file containing the 2D spatio-temporal output of the simulation. yelmo1D.nc: NetCDF file containing the timeseries of the simulation. video1_best_deglaciation.mp4 : Animation of the evolution of the best simulation. Left panel: time evolution of GrIS sea level equivalent. Right panel: Grayscale shading shows ice-surface velocity. Black contours show ice surface elevation at 1000m intervals; thin grey contours at 500m intervals; and the orange contour indicates the simulated grounding line.
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