Fig. 5From: Outcomes and challenges of global high-resolution non-hydrostatic atmospheric simulations using the K computerTime series of the Indian summer monsoon indices for the ensemble simulations. The black curves are for each run, the blue curve is for averaging five members with initial conditions covering May 15–19, and the red curve is for the actual observations. The Indian summer monsoon index is defined as the meridional shear of zonal winds at 850 hPa over the Indian continent (40°E–80°E, 5°N–15°N minus 70°E–90°E, 20°N–30°N). After Fig. 1 of Kajikawa et al. (2015)Back to article page