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This dataset contains the supporting data for figures in “Icelandic Riverine Freshwater Distribution, Offshore Export, and Alongshelf Connectivity,” a manuscript for Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science by Michael M. Whitney (affiliated with the University of Connecticut). This study simulates Iceland’s shelf and open-ocean waters to investigate riverine freshwater distributions and transports. Tracers are applied to determine flushing times and quantify exports to the open ocean relative to downshelf transports. Results have broader relevance to Iceland’s coastal ecosystems and transports on other continental shelves. The dataset includes MATLAB data files that contain all the output data presented in the corresponding figures within the manuscript. Details about variables and units are described within the figure captions and manuscript text. Modified model code, settings, and input files are included for the Regional Ocean Model System (ROMS) application. The FORTRAN code files have the modifications for tracers that allow for decay in deep waters. The manuscript contains complete descriptions of methods, analysis, and interpretation. List of MATLAB data files: Figure01_data.mat Figure02_data.mat Figure03_data.mat Figure04_data.mat Figure05_data.mat Figure06_data.mat Figure07_data.mat Figure08_data.mat List of modified ROMS code files: def_info.F mod_scalars.F read_phypar.F step3d_t.F wrt_info.F ana_passive.h ana_psource.h List of ROMS settings and input files: iceland.h roms.in boundary2km_lonlatgrid.nc rivers2km_with_additional_rivers_lonlatgrid.nc grid_iceland2km_lonlatgrid.nc iceland2km_lonlatgrid_tideforcing_M2_NA_phase010119.nc initial2km_lonlatgrid_yearend_dyes.nc windforcing2km_lonlatgrid.nc
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Supporting Data for Separation of the Icelandic Coastal Current from the Reykjanes Peninsula
This dataset contains the supporting data for figures in “Separation of the Icelandic Coastal Current from the Reykjanes Peninsula,” a scientific article in Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science by Michael M. Whitney (affiliated with the University of Connecticut). The main objective of this study is describing and diagnosing Icelandic Coastal Current separation from the southwest tip of the Reykjanes Peninsula and the subsequent offshore excursion. Particular attention is paid to the interplay of coastal curvature, bathymetry, and winds. Motivated by satellite observations and prior research, realistic high-resolution (eddy-resolving) numerical simulations are conducted and analyzed. Sensitivity model runs for the study area are compared to isolate bathymetric and wind influences. Results have broader relevance to offshore transport and exchange on continental shelves. The dataset is composed of MATLAB data files, which are named FigureXX_data.mat. These files contain all data presented in the corresponding figures within the journal article. Details about variables and units are described within the figure captions and text of the article. The article contains complete descriptions of methods, analysis, and interpretation. List of MATLAB data files: Figure01_data.mat Figure02_data.mat Figure03_data.mat Figure04_data.mat Figure05_data.mat Figure06_data.mat Figure07_data.mat Figure08_data.mat Figure09_data.mat Figure10_data.mat Figure11_data.mat Figure12_data.mat
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- Award ID(s):
- 1756578
- PAR ID:
- 10575961
- Publisher / Repository:
- Mendeley Data
- Date Published:
- Subject(s) / Keyword(s):
- Coastal Physical Oceanography Iceland
- Format(s):
- Medium: X
- Right(s):
- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
- Sponsoring Org:
- National Science Foundation
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