Hello
greetings and respect
In my recent research, I noticed that some of the historical data of #ISIMIP (tasmax) is significantly lower than actual conditions. For example, historical data such as from 2011 to 2015 on latitude 35 North (Tangier from Morocco, Tehran from Iran, and Bakersfield from America) show a temperature 25 to 35 degrees Celsius lower than the actual state.
Should corrections be made to this data?
Thanks
Hello dear Mehdi,
No you should not correct these data because these data are from different elevation of those locations. You would find tasmax of whole world in your data so these differences makes sense.
Good luck in your work
Dear Arash Shakeri
I'm glad to see you and I hope you are well. The topic of elevation that you mentioned is very interesting, but I was surprised when I saw that the maximum temperature of Tehran in spring in the ISIMIP and NASA power databases are -30 and 20 C, respectively.
(of course, NASA power calculates temperature at 2 meters above the ground)
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