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Data for A History of Open Weather in New Zealand (HOWNZ) [Draft]

Name: Data for A History of Open Weather in New Zealand (HOWNZ) [Draft]
Keywords: 13. Climate action

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2021 New Zealand Publisher:Landcare Research NZ Ltd

Authors: Etherington, Thomas R.; Perry, George L. W.; Wilmshurst, Janet M.;

doi: 10.7931/zmvz-xf30

Data for A History of Open Weather in New Zealand (HOWNZ) [Draft]

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Data for A History of Open Weather in New Zealand (HOWNZ): an open access 1 km resolution monthly 1910-2019 time-series of interpolated temperature and rainfall grids with associated uncertainty There is data for both: nni: the variable estimate from natural neighbour interpolation unc: the uncertainty of the variable estimate for four weather variables: rain: total rainfall tavg: mean air temperature tmin: mean daily minimum air temperature tmax: mean daily maximum air temperature and these variables help form the file names alongside the year and month. So for example, nni-rain-1910-01.tif contains the natural neighbour interpolated values for total rainfall in January 1910, and unc-tavg-1979-05.tif contains the uncertainty values for mean air temperature in May 1979. For storage efficiency when archiving the data, all data value were multiplied by 10 so that they could be stored as 16 bit integer files. Therefore, all the data needs to be divided by 10 to restore the actual data values before the data is used for any analysis.

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New Zealand

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University of Auckland
New Zealand
Landcare Research
New Zealand

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