Central European (DE/AT/CH/NL) Extreme Precipitation and Temperature Anomaly Data (1899-2016)

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95th Percentile Precipitation Data (CSV, 1.888Mb)
99th Percentile Precipitation Data (CSV, 1.895Mb)
Date of Maximum 1-day Precipitation (CSV, 10.11Mb)
Date of Maximum 3-day Precipitation (CSV, 10.11Mb)
Date of Maximum 5-day Precipitation (CSV, 10.11Mb)
Date of Maximum 7-day Precipitation (CSV, 10.11Mb)
Date of Maximum 31-day Precipitation (CSV, 10.11Mb)
Maximum 1-day Precipitation Data (CSV, 3.376Mb)
Maximum 3-day Precipitation Data (CSV, 3.481Mb)
Maximum 5-day Precipitation Data (CSV, 3.535Mb)
Maximum 7-day Precipitation Data (CSV, 3.587Mb)
Maximum 31-day Precipitation Data (CSV, 3.966Mb)
Temperature Anomaly Data (CSV, 61.39Kb)
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Creator
Zeder, Joelcc
Date
2019-06
Type
    Dataset
Rights / license
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
Abstract
The dataset is comprised of annual, half-year and seasonal single-day and consecutive multi-day (1-day, 3-day, 5-day, 7-day, 31-day) precipitation maxima retrieved from 940 stations in Germany (496 stations), Austria (222), Switzerland (186), and the Netherlands (36) between 1899 and 2016. Furtherm Show more
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https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000349713
Contributors
Contact person: Zeder, Joelcc
Project leader: Fischer, Erich Markuscc
Research group: Knutti, Reto
Publisher
ETH Zurich
Edition / version
0.1
Geographic location
Place nameCentral Europe
Date collected
1899-01-01/2016-12-31
Date created
2017
Subject
Clausius-Clapeyron scaling; Extreme precipitation; Climate change signal; Extreme value statistics
Organisational unit
02717 - Institut für Atmosphäre und Klima / Inst. Atmospheric and Climate Science
Funding
178778 - Understanding and quantifying the occurrence of very rare climate extremes in a changing climate (SNF)
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