Sentence examples for mean climate data from inspiring English sources

Fig. 21 Near-term water balance simulated under the GCMs ensemble mean climate data compared to the baseline water balance.

Mean surface climate data per cell on a 0.25 degree grid, as described by Haylock et al [29], were obtained from the E-OBS dataset from the EU-FP6 project ENSEMBLES (http://ensembles-eu.metoffice.com) via the Climate Explorer website (http://climexp.knmi.nl).nl

The simulations for the year 2010 are consistent with the existing climate data (mean bias on temperatures less than or equal to 1 °C) and annual energy consumptions for building space heating estimated via a building typology energy assessment approach (discrepancies of 20%).

Climate data, including mean annual temperature (MAT) and mean annual precipitation (MAP) was obtained from the National Climate Center (http://ncc.cma.gov.cn/cn/) N number of forest distributed ecoregions, n number of sampling plots, M number of forest types.

Based on the Central Rift Valley climate data analysis (1970 2009) mean annual rainfall and mean annual temperature range from 737 to 955 mm and 17 to 20 °C, respectively (Muluneh et al. 2017).

When the model is forced with long term monthly mean fields of NCEP reanalysis climate data, we find ENTS yields broadly accurate patterns of vegetation and soil carbon storage, vegetation fraction, surface albedo, land temperature and evaporation.

Monthly climate data, including mean, maximum, and minimum land surface air temperatures on the Celsius scale, relative humidity, and cumulative precipitation (mm/1000), were obtained from the national database of the Korea Meteorological Administration.

Climate data (monthly mean temperature (°C), relative humidity, total rainfall (mm), sum of sunshine (h), and wind velocity (m/s) were provided by the Meteorological Bureau of Suzhou at longitude 120°6' east and latitude 31°3' north, which is located 8 km away from the Children's Hospital of Soochow University.

Long-term climate normals were also computed for each month from PRISM climate data that summarized mean maximum temperature and precipitation over the period 1971 2000.

Climate data included monthly mean variables of minimum and maximum temperature and precipitation.

Climate data used to construct the ENMs included mean annual rainfall (mm), mean February rainfall (mm), mean annual solar radiation (kJ/day/m), mean annual temperature (°C), mean February temperature (°C), minimum temperature of the coldest month (°C, July), and October vapor pressure deficit (kPa), all at 100 m resolution [ 91].