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Single-level data and soil-level data at the original time resolution (once a day, or once every 6 hours, depending on the variable). They are particularly useful for applications that require detailed temporal information, such as analysing day-to-day variability, persistent weather patterns, or changes in surface and soil conditions during the seasonal forecast period.

Time scale: Seasonal

ASPECT role: ASPECT contribution

Data provider: CMCC, ECMWF, MET OFFICE

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Pressure-level variables are available at their native temporal resolution, every 12 hours. They are particularly useful for analysing atmospheric conditions at different heights, including circulation patterns, temperature and wind structures, and large-scale weather regimes during the seasonal forecast period.

Time scale: Seasonal

ASPECT role: ASPECT contribution

Data provider: CMCC, ECMWF, MET OFFICE

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Single-level variables are available as monthly aggregated data. They are particularly useful for applications focused on broader seasonal signals, such as monthly anomalies, average surface conditions, and changes in near-surface climate variables over the forecast period.

Time scale: Seasonal

ASPECT role: Created by ASPECT

Data provider: CMCC, ECMWF, MET OFFICE

Acknowledgement: The production of these datasets is supported by the ASPECT project, funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme under grant agreement No. 101081460.

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Pressure-level variables are available as monthly aggregated data.

Time scale: Seasonal

ASPECT roleCreated by ASPECT

Data provider: ECMWF

Acknowledgement: The production of these datasets is supported by the ASPECT project, funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme under grant agreement No. 101081460.

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Climate predictions over a time frame of 1 to 20 years. These predictions aim to bridge the gap between short-term weather forecasts and long-term climate projections by incorporating both natural climate variability (e.g., ocean currents, volcanic activity) and human-induced climate change (e.g., greenhouse gas emissions).

Time scale: Decadal, Multi-decadal

ASPECT role: Used by ASPECT

Data provider: BSC, CMCC, MPG-MPI-M