This section contains links to reconstructions of large-scale climate patterns or averages, from sets of multiple proxies. For reconstructions of local climate, based on single proxy records, see SO&P proxy data.
Data that are password-protected are indicated
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The World Data Center for Paleoclimatology, run by the National Climatic Data Centre (NCDC, formerly run by the National Geophysical Data Centre, NGDC), make many climate reconstructions available through their web site. It is not the purpose of this SO&P web site to reproduce such a comprehensive data base. Reconstructions that are not available at WDC-Paleoclimatology will be placed here, plus a limited range of other key data sets.
Please cite the references given in the data descriptions below when using any of these data!
line 1: year season (first year=1500, season is 13=winter, 14=spring, 15=summer, 16=autumn) line 2: top row of grid (69.75N, 24.75W-39.75E) line 3: 2nd row of grid (69.25N, 24.75W-39.75E) etc. line 71: 70th row of grid (35.25N , 24.75W-39.75E) The following 70 lines describe the grid for the second year and so on.
line 1: year season (first year=1500, season is 13=winter, 14=spring, 15=summer, 16=autumn) line 2: top row of grid (70.75N, 29.75W-39.75E) line 3: 2nd row of grid (70.25N, 29.75W-39.75E) etc. line 83: 82nd row of grid (30.25N , 29.75W-39.75E) The following 83 lines describe the grid for the second year and so on.