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Proposal: new description for ScenarioMIP-SSP3-7.0-IFS-NEMO-0001-high-sfc dataset #22

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Proposal: new description for ScenarioMIP-SSP3-7.0-IFS-NEMO-0001-high-sfc dataset #22

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This dataset contains a selection of the variables available from the DestinE Climate DT future projection simulation (activity `ScenarioMIP`, experiment `SSP3-7.0`) from the IFS-NEMO model at high resolution on surface levels. Chunking of the dataset is optimised for time analysis and data are regridded from HEALPix original format to Lat-Lon.
This dataset contains a selection of surface and single level fields derived from the DestinE Climate Change Adaptation Digital Twin according to the output of the IFS-NEMO model coupled with the Shared Socioeconomic Pathway 3-7.0 (SSP3-7.0) as defined in the Scenario Model Intercomparison Project (ScenarioMIP). Fields are regridded from the original HEALPix grid to a regular latitude-longitude grid and distributed with 0.044° spatial resolution and hourly temporal resolution. The chunking is optimised for time based and regional analysis.