Model studies of the interannual variability of the northern‐hemisphere stratospheric winter circulation: The role of the quasi‐biennial oscillation

Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society Wiley 127:574 (2001) 1413-1432

Authors:

LJ Gray, EF Drysdale, BN Lawrence, TJ Dunkerton

Middle atmosphere resources from the British Atmospheric Data Centre (BADC)

(2001)

Authors:

Anne De Rudder, Lesley J Gray, Andrew S Harwood, J Kettleborough, Bryan N Lawrence, Kevin P Marsh, Anabelle J Ménochet, Sam J Pepler

Physical Climate Processes and Feedbacks

Chapter in CLIMATE CHANGE 2001: THE SCIENTIFIC BASIS, (2001) 417-470

Authors:

TF Stocker, GKC Clarke, H Le Treut, RS Lindzen, VP Meleshko, RK Mugara, TN Palmer, RT Pierrehumbert, PJ Sellers, KE Trenberth, J Willebrand

The British Atmospheric Data Centre-Supporting the data requirements of the Data Assimilation Research Centre (DARC)

(2001)

Authors:

Anne De Rudder, Lesley J Gray, Andrew S Harwood, J Kettleborough, Bryan N Lawrence, Kevin P Marsh, Anabelle J Ménochet, Sam J Pepler, Ag Stephens

Data management and data archive for the HYREX Programme

Hydrology and Earth System Sciences 4:4 (2000) 669-679

Authors:

AM Roberts, ID Cluckie, L Gray, RJ Griffith, A Lane, RJ Moore, MA Pedder

Abstract:

Since the mid 1980s, changes in political imperatives plus technological changes in computer hardware and software have heightened the awareness of the economic value and importance of quality datasets to scientific research. The Natural Environment Research Council's (NERC) interdisciplinary Thematic and Special Topic Programmes have highlighted the need for a coherent data management policy to provide and preserve these quality datasets for posterity. The Hydrological Radar EXperiment (HYREX) Special Topic Programme brought together multi-disciplinary researchers from UK public sector laboratories and universities. In this paper, the HYREX data management strategy, its problems and its solutions are discussed. The HYREX data archive, situated at NERC's British Atmospheric Data Centre, is described.