Model domain mask including sea areas

Seawater total suspended sediments from satellite observations; used to compute contaminants partitioning. (see documentation)

Maximum elevation in catchment; used to compute stream network slope (see documentation)

A reference value of the atmospheric mixed layer height used for chemical mass balance calculations. See documentation for details.

Intercept of the linear model used to compute deposition velocity (see documentation)

Mask covering the model domain

Coastline of Europe

The model is a collection of ArcGIS raster calculations, originally implemented in VBA for ArcGIS 9.x; as this environment is obsolete, the author recommends to develop the calculations anew just by picking the syntax from the reports. Anyway, the value of the...

The MAPPE model is a collection of ArcGIS raster calculations, originally implemented in VBA for ArcGIS 9.x; as this environment is obsolete, the author recommends to develop the calculations anew just by picking the syntax from the reports. Anyway, the value ...

Slope of the linear model used to compute deposition velocity (see documentation)

Dominant soil textural class per 1 km2 pixel, used to parameterize soil properties based on the HyPRES database (see documentation)

Fraction of pixel covered by forest (see documentation)

Grid of points with associated source-receptor relationship and time of travel for emissions in each of the European countries of the ADEPT model. Used for preliminary atmospheric concentration calculations

Mask of the model domain in shape file format

Estimated lake velocity used for lake residence time (see documentation)

Latitude normalized according to Hakanson's model for suspended particulate matter (see documentation for details)

Absorption velocity on forests (see documentation)

12 maps of sea surface temperature (monthly means) used for chemical fate calculations - see documentation for details. In this case, inland water bodies are masked out.

A set of 12 monthly maps of precipitation (see documentation for details).