The Met Office Hadley Centre Regional Model 3 Simulation Data (HadRM3)


Introduction

This dataset contains output from the HadRM3P variant of the MOHC Regional Climate Model (HadRM3), run from 1950-2099. Some of these climate change experiments were carried out by the Met Office Hadley Centre for the 2002 UK Climate Projections report.

 

EXPERIMENT

RUNID

STREAMS AVAILABLE

COMMENTS

HadRM3_ctrl

achgi, achgj, achgk

ada, am5*, amt, apa, apj, apm, aps, apx, apy

achgk does not have am5 (achgl has ada, apa, apc, apd, apf, apg, apj, apm)

HadRM3_A2

ackda, ackdb, ackdc

ada, amt, apa, apj, apm, aps, apx, apy

 

HadRM3_B2

ackdd

ada, amt, apa, apj, apm, aps, apx, apy

 

 

This dataset also contains data used for the 2009 UK Climate Projections (UKCP) project. These are referred to as HadRM3-PPE-UK. In this case the data corresponding to the UK domain have been extracted from the original (larger) domain, and it is these data which are made available here. The data is provided at daily resolution.

More information is available on the ensemble members, variables, grids, CSV format and archive structure relating to the HadRM3-PPE-UK dataset.

These data have been made available via the Climate Impacts LINK Project, a Defra-funded activity operated by the British Atmospheric Data Centre, which allows access for research to a range of data from model experiments undertaken at MOHC. It should be noted that data accessed via LINK is provided "as-is", and users seeking more detailed guidance should refer to the relevant UK Climate Projections report.

UM Model naming convention.

The Met Office have standardised the way their Unified Model should be referred to:

The Met Office Unified Model is a registered trademark. The Met Office must be acknowledged in any reproduction of data, publication of papers, reports, literature to customers or presentations arising out of the use of the software using: "Met Office Unified ModelTM (UK)".

Full details are given in UM Naming Convention document.

 

Who to Contact

General queries about these pages and access to the data should be directed to the BADC support line. Your query should be answered within one working day. When follow-up work is required, the BADC support will carry out the work as quickly and efficiently as possible, and in any case, the user will be kept informed of progress.