ERA5 data from 1950-1978 for int2lm – in #10: INT2LM

in #10: INT2LM

<p> &gt; Is this original data for 1950-1978 accessable from the Copernicus web site via the steps described at https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/CKB/How+to+download+ERA5 under <br/> &gt; “Option B: Download ERA5 family data that is <span class="caps"> NOT </span> listed in the <span class="caps"> CDS </span> online catalogue – <span class="caps"> SLOW </span> ACCESS”? </p> <p> I do not know. </p> <p> &gt; If not, where to get this original data? </p> <p> I also do not know, you may ask at <span class="caps"> DKRZ </span> how they do it. </p> <p> &gt; Is it alternatively possible to use the interpolated data, available via the Copernicus web site, for the int2lm tool? </p> <p> Yes, it would be, but you have to write a converter program on your own. </p>

  @burkhardtrockel in #c922199

<p> &gt; Is this original data for 1950-1978 accessable from the Copernicus web site via the steps described at https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/CKB/How+to+download+ERA5 under <br/> &gt; “Option B: Download ERA5 family data that is <span class="caps"> NOT </span> listed in the <span class="caps"> CDS </span> online catalogue – <span class="caps"> SLOW </span> ACCESS”? </p> <p> I do not know. </p> <p> &gt; If not, where to get this original data? </p> <p> I also do not know, you may ask at <span class="caps"> DKRZ </span> how they do it. </p> <p> &gt; Is it alternatively possible to use the interpolated data, available via the Copernicus web site, for the int2lm tool? </p> <p> Yes, it would be, but you have to write a converter program on your own. </p>
BR replied

> Is this original data for 1950-1978 accessable from the Copernicus web site via the steps described at https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/CKB/How+to+download+ERA5 under
> “Option B: Download ERA5 family data that is NOT listed in the CDS online catalogue – SLOW ACCESS”?

I do not know.

> If not, where to get this original data?

I also do not know, you may ask at DKRZ how they do it.

> Is it alternatively possible to use the interpolated data, available via the Copernicus web site, for the int2lm tool?

Yes, it would be, but you have to write a converter program on your own.

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