Rapid Climate Change (RAPID): Data Access Conditions


The table below lists the RAPID data sets and, for each of them, defines the communities entitled to access the archived data. Authorised users can apply by clicking on the relevant APPLY link in the table. You will be requested to abide by the RAPID Climate Change Data Policy.

Data management, availability and use are ruled by the RAPID Climate Change Programme Data Management Plan (PDF document).

To apply for access to any of those datasets that require application, you should first register as a BADC user (anyone is allowed to register). If you are already a registered BADC user, skip this step. If you have forgotten your BADC user ID and/or password, please contact the BADC helpdesk at badc@rl.ac.uk.

Principal Investigator (PI) Grant Number Project Title BADC data directory Access
Professor J Bamber (PI), University of Bristol
Professor P J Gregory, Scottish Crop Research Institute
Professor AJ Payne, University of Bristol
Professor J G Shepherd, University of Southampton
Professor PJ Valdes, University of Bristol
NER/T/S/2002/00462 The role of the cryosphere on modulating the thermohaline circulation of the North Atlantic Bamber_Rapid1_Round1 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor KR Briffa (PI), University of East Anglia
Professor P Jones, University of East Anglia
NER/T/S/2002/00440 Quantitative applications of high-resolution late Holocene proxy data sets: estimating climate sensitivity and thermohaline circulation influences Briffa_Rapid1_Round1 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Mr P Challenor(PI), National Oceanography Centre
Professor M Goldstein, Durham University
Professor PD Killworth, National Oceanography Centre
Professor A O'Hagan, University of Sheffield
Dr J Oakley, University of Sheffield
NER/T/S/2002/00450 The Probability of Rapid Climate Change Challenor_Rapid1_Round1 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Dr E Guilyardi (PI), University of Reading
Professor RT Sutton, University of Reading
NER/T/S/2002/00442 The role of salinity in ocean circulation and climate response to greenhouse gas forcing Guilyardi_Rapid1_Round1 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Dr JA Holmes (PI), University College London
Professor T Atkinson, University College London
Professor KE Barber, University of Southampton
Professor JD Marshall, University of Liverpool
Professor FH Stott, University of Manchester
Professor PJ Valdes, University of Bristol
Dr EW Wolff, NERC British Antarctic Survey
NER/T/S/2002/00460 ISOMAP UK: a combined data-modelling investigation of water isotopes and their interpretation during rapid climate change events Holmes_Rapid1_Round1 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor Sir BJ Hoskins (PI), Imperial College London, Grantham Institute for Climate Change
Dr M Blackburn, University of Reading
NER/T/S/2002/00441 The atmospheric water vapour budget and its relevance to the THC Hoskins_Rapid1_Round1 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Dr SA Josey (PI), National Oceanography Centre NER/T/S/2002/00427 The Role of Air-Sea Forcing in Causing Rapid Changes in the North Atlantic Thermohaline Circulation Josey_Rapid1_Round1 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor AW Tudhope, University of Edinburgh
Dr R Scott, Scottish Universities Env Research Centre
Dr G Shimmield, Bigelow Lab for Ocean Sciences
Professor JM Slingo, University of Reading
NER/T/S/2002/00443 Improving our ability to predict rapid changes in the El Nino Southern Oscillation climatic phenomenon Tudhope_Rapid1_Round1 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor A Watson (PI), University of East Anglia
Dr D Stevens, University of East Anglia
NER/T/S/2002/00446 Circulation, overflow, and deep convection studies in the Nordic Seas using tracers and models Watson_Rapid1_Round1 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor RG Williams (PI), University of Liverpool,
Professor CW Hughes, Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory
Professor J Huthnance, Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory
NER/T/S/2002/00439 The role of sloping topography in the overturning circulation of the North Atlantic Williams_Rapid1_Round1 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor AJ Willmott (PI), Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory
Dr J Holt, Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory
Dr R Proctor, Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory
Professor I Shrira, Keele University
NER/T/S/2002/00425 Processes controlling dense water formation and transport on Arctic continental shelves Willmott_Rapid1_Round1 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Dr WEN Austin (PI), University of St Andrews
Dr CL Bryant, NERC Radiocarbon Laboratory
NE/C000137/1 Can Younger Dryas atmospheric 14C concentration be attributed to North Atlantic surface ocean ventilation? Austin_Rapid1_Round2 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Dr S Bacon (PI), National Oceanography Centre
Dr AC Coward, National Oceanography Centre
Dr SW Laxon, University College London
Dr D Stevens, University of East Anglia
NE/C509307/1 Arctic regulation of the thermohaline circulation (ARTHER) Bacon_Rapid1_Round2 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor J Gregory (PI), University of Reading NE/C509366/1 Understanding uncertainty in simulations of THC-related rapid climate change Gregory_Rapid1_Round2 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor K Haines (PI), University of Reading, Environmental Systems Science Centre
Dr BA King, National Oceanography Centre
NE/C509058/1 Assimilation in ocean and coupled models to determine the thermohaline circulation. Haines_Rapid1_Round2 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor Sir BJ Hoskins (PI), Imperial College London, Grantham Institute for Climate Change
Dr M Blackburn, University of Reading
NE/C509115/1 The impact of climate change on the North Atlantic and European storm-track and blocking. Hoskins_Rapid1_Round2 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor DP Marshall (PI), University of Oxford
Professor CW Hughes, Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory
Professor RG Williams, University of Liverpool
NE/C509266/1 Attribution of ocean climate change signals in the Atlantic. Marshall_Rapid1_Round2 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor RT Sutton (PI), University of Reading
Dr MR Allen, University of Oxford
Mr P Challenor, National Oceanography Centre
Professor PD Killworth, National Oceanography Centre
NE/C509174/1 Predictability of rapid climate change associated with the Atlantic thermohaline circulation. Sutton_Rapid1_Round2 Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor GR Bigg (PI), University of Sheffield
Dr CD Clark, University of Sheffield
Professor H Haflidason, University of Bergen
Professor HP Sejrup, University of Bergen
NE/C509523/1 Punctuated disintegration of the NW European ice sheet and rapid climate change Bigg_Rapid1_JointAO Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor SP Harrison (PI), University of Bristol
Dr TM Dokken, University of Bergen, Norway
Professor E Jansen, University of Bergen, Norway
Professor J Mangerud, University of Bergen, Norway
Dr H Renssen, Free University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dr JI Svendsen, University of Bergen, Norway
Professor PJ Valdes, University of Bristol
Professor JF Vandenberghe, Free University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dr N Weber, Royal Netherlands Meteorology Institute
NE/C509558/1 Impact of changing freshwater flows on the thermohaline circulation and European climate - analysis and modelling of the last deglaciation. Harrison_Rapid1_JointAO Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Dr TJ Osborn (PI), University of East Anglia
Dr J Barkmeijer, Royal Netherlands Meteorology Institute
Professor KR Briffa, University of East Anglia
Dr N Weber, Royal Netherlands Meteorology Institute
Dr G van der Schrier, University of East Anglia
NE/C509507/1 To what extent was the Little Ice Age a result of a change in the THC? Osborn_Rapid1_JointAO Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY
Professor J Bamber (PI), University of Bristol
Prof Dr OM Johannessen, Nansen Environmental & Remote Sensing Center, Norway;
Dr E van Meijgaard, Royal Netherlands Meteorology Institute
Dr MR van den Broeke, University of Utrecht, Netherlands
NE/C51631X/1 Mass balance and freshwater contribution of the Greenland ice sheet: a combined modelling and observational approach VanDenBroeke_Rapid1_JointAO Currently restricted to project participants - APPLY