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The Berlin Stratospheric Data Series
Karin Labitzke and Collaborators
Meteorological Institute
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Free University Berlin
, Berlin, Germany
Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 Daily Maps of the Stratosphere since the IGY
1.2 Early North Pole Data
1.3 Climatologies
2 Some Remarks on Variability and Trends
2.1 The Lower Arctic Stratosphere in Winter since 1952
2.1.1 Early Winter
2.1.2 Mid-Winter
2.1.3 Spring
2.1.4 Relevance for PSC Formation
2.1.5 Trends at the 10-hPa level
2.1.6 Classification of Stratospheric Warmings
2.2 Trends through the Year
2.2.1 Trends over the Arctic in Summer
2.2.2 Vertical Meridional Sections of Temperature Trends for each Month, July 1964 - June 2001
2.2.3 Trends in Different Periods
2.3 Trends in the Annual Mean
2.3.1 Temperature Trends at the North Pole since 1956
2.3.2 Hemispheric Maps of Annual Trends at 30 hPa
2.3.3 Height and Temperature Trends between 100 and 30 hPa, 1965-2000
2.4 References
3 Climatological Monthly Means
3.1 Monthly Mean Temperatures at 30 hPa
3.2 Monthly Mean Geopotential Heights at 30 hPa
4 Some Remarks on Intercomparisons with other Data Series
4.1 Lower Stratospheric Temperature Differences between Meteorological Analyses in two cold Arctic Winters and their Impact on Polar Processing Studies. (Manney et al., 2002)
4.2 SPARC Stratospheric Temperature Trend Assessment (STTA) (Ramaswamy et al., 2001)
4.3 Intercomparison of two Stratospheric Analyses: Temperatures Relevant to Polar Stratospheric Cloud Formation. (Pawson et al., 1999)
4.4 References
5 The QBO data series
5.1 Data Compilation
5.2 Structure of the QBO
5.3 References
6 The Global Signal of the 11-year Sunspot Cycle in the Stratosphere: Differences between Solar Maxima and Minima (Labitzke, 2001)
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Data and Methods
6.3 The Solar Signal in the Annual Mean
6.3.1 Northern Hemisphere 30-hPa Heights
6.3.2 Zonal Mean Temperatures
6.3.3 Zonal Mean Geopotential Heights
6.3.4 Global 70-hPa Temperatures
6.3.5 Global 70-hPa Heights
6.4 March of the Solar Signal through the Year
6.4.1 At the 70-hPa Level
6.4.2 At the 30-hPa Level
6.5 Northern Hemisphere Winters
6.5.1 Northern Hemisphere
6.5.2 Southern Hemisphere
6.6 Summary and Outlook
References
7 Acknowledgements
8 The Berlin Data
8.1 The Directory Structure
8.2 Gridpoint Data Format
8.2.1 Format: 10° x 10°
8.2.2 Format: 5° x 5°
8.2.3 Climatological Means
8.3 Zonal Mean Data
8.4 The QBO Data
8.5 Software
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