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OK, so, it seems like the trends and patterns are now consistent between JRA and ERA, but that the magnitude is still slightly larger in JRA, in general?
Thanks for the tip about ERA. I will pass that on to Andrew and Nic.
Just to be sure: when you say "JRA" do you mean "JRA55-do" used to run the model, or the raw JRA55 reanalysis? Also, is it raw ERA or the modified ERA developed by DRAKKAR group? The following paper considers these four datasets, as well as NCEP versus CORE winds. We did not focus on the Antarctic region, but there might be some hints as to what differences there are between the raw reanalysis versus the modified reanalysis.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1463500318303779?via%3Dihub
Hi @StephenGriffies, yes I am using JRA55-do and I raw ERA5 (replicated from here https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/CKB/ERA5%3A+data+documentation).
Yes @AndyHoggANU I think the patterns are now more consistent, magnitude larger for JRA55-do
I repeated #26 analysis using ERA5 now :) I believe ERA5 is more similar to JRA55 than ERA-Interim.
The new perturbation run #28 would be a little bit trickier to set up because ERA5 has some overly large wind speeds (>50m/s) that ECMWF recommends replacing with 4m wind (https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/CKB/ERA5%3A+large+10m+winds)