This repository contains the following folders: 1. /MITgcm2.8deg_GridFiles: contain the grid files for the outputs, including - x: longitude - y: latitude - z: depth - da: horizontal area of each grid box. 2. /MITgcm2.8deg_Fields: contain the 1-year average salinity and density fields extracted by Raffaelle Bernadello from the MITgcm28.deg transport matrix, namely - Salt_gcm - Sigma_gcm (density at 3 different levels) 3. /NonSeasonalRuns: model output for the following values of (constant) b: - b=0.555: 2 files - b=0.858: 2 files - b=1.110: 2 files - b=1.388: 4 files, as it also includes a case where the circulation was turned off for the detritus field - b=2.221: 2 files 4. /SeasonalRuns: model output for the following seasonal b cases: - 20% strength, 4 phases (phase=0,3,6,9 months): 8 files in total - 40% strength, 4 phases (phase=0,3,6,9 months): 8 files in total - 60% strength, 4 phases (phase=0,3,6,9 months): 8 files in total 5. Seasonal, with circulation and varying the remineralisation rate = lambda - lambda1, 60% strength, phase=0 months: 2 files - lambda2, 60% strength, phase=0 months: 2 files --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Description of the files: each run is associated with two different *.mat ouput files, which are generically written as - phypo4det*.mat: contains ix lat x lon x depth x time fields for phytoplankton, phosphate and detritus; fields that include 'avg' in their name, such as phyavg*, contains last year's 12 monthly averages of the phytoplankton field. Fields excluding 'avg' contains the last 13 outputs at the first day of each month. In the manuscript, we only use the 'avg' ones. - diag*.mat: contains either six or 6 lat x lon x depth x time diagnostic fields for the model - last 12 months only. In the manuscript, we use only fbgc1 (=primary production in each box) and fbgc3 (detritus sedimentation through upper boundary of each box). These diagnostics must be multiplied by 8 because of the biogeochemistry subtimesteps (1/8 of the ocean timestep). All concentrations are in mmol P/m3, except the diagnostics - they are in mmol P/m3/oceantimestep. For details on the description of these fields, particularly the diagnostic fields, please refer to Kriest et al. (2010) and to Iris' Kriest slides available on https://github.com/samarkhatiwala/tmm (direct link: https://ftp.geomar.de/users/ikriest/TMM/MOPS-TMM-2016-June.pdf) If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.