Identifiers for variables associated with the temperature component

All of these variables can be read using the GETDATA message type.

Usage

GLOBAL_TAS()

GMST()

SST()

OCEAN_TAS()

LAND_TAS()

FLUX_MIXED()

FLUX_INTERIOR()

HEAT_FLUX()

Functions

• GLOBAL_TAS(): Global mean air temperature anomaly

• GMST(): Global mean surface temperature anomaly

• SST(): Average sea surface temperature anomaly

• OCEAN_TAS(): Average air temperature anomaly over the ocean

• LAND_TAS(): Average air temperature anomaly over land, land surface temperature and air temperature over land are assumed to be equivalent.

• FLUX_MIXED(): Heat flux into the mixed layer of the ocean

• FLUX_INTERIOR(): Heat flux into the interior layer of the ocean

• HEAT_FLUX(): Total heat flux into the ocean

Note

Because these identifiers are provided as #define macros in the hector code, these identifiers are provided in the R interface as functions. Therefore, these objects must be called to use them; e.g., GETDATA() instead of the more natural looking GETDATA.

See also

Other capability identifiers: CF4_CONSTRAIN(), CONCENTRATIONS_CH4(), CONCENTRATIONS_N2O(), DELTA_CO2(), EMISSIONS_BC(), EMISSIONS_CF4(), EMISSIONS_SO2(), FTOT_CONSTRAIN(), NBP(), OCEAN_UPTAKE(), RF_CF4(), RF_TOTAL(), RHO_BC(), TRACKING_DATE()