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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Internal climate variability"”.

  1. Assessment of the impacts of climate change, land cover transition, and internal climate variability on the hydrology of a forested watershed

    In this study, the impacts of climate and land cover (LC) changes on the hydrologic processes of the Batchawana watershed in Central Ontario are assessed. Batchawana is a snow-dominated forested watershed with coniferous, deciduous and mixed trees and numerous small lakes. A semi-distributed …

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  2. Understanding the Effect of Internal Climate Variability on 20th Century Indian Ocean Sea Level: Results from Newly Reconstructed Sea Level Data

    … influenced by interannual to multi-decadal variability. To accurately project future Indian Ocean sea level trends using altimeter data it is imperative that trends associated with fluctuating internal variability (interannual-decadal) be identified and extracted, which in turn requires long …

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  3. Regional Sea Level Rise Along the United States Coasts

    … with much of this spatial variation due to internal climate variability. Isolating the long-term signal that may be expected to persist into the future, or from which an acceleration can be estimated, is a challenge with the short satellite record. Prior to the satellite altimeter era, tide …

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  4. Forced and Unforced Permafrost Changes in the Northern Hemisphere during 1901-2100

    … regions are very sensitive to rapid changes in climate and environment. In recent decades, there has been growing interest to better understand the permafrost degradation over the Northern Hemisphere in the context of human-induced climate change. Understanding permafrost dynamics is not only …

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  5. The influence of heat transport on Arctic amplification

    … spread confounds the model differences and the internal climate variability. In this thesis, we investigate the Arctic amplification in the Community Earth System Model version 1 (CESM1) Large Ensemble. The CESM1 Large Ensemble includes 40 members that use the same model and external forcing, …

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  6. Understanding Drivers of Stratospheric Ozone Change and Fingerprinting its Recovery

    … (2) chemical chlorine processes, and (3) internal climate variability. With ODS emissions being regulated under the Montreal Protocol and studies now focusing on illicit new production on the order of tens of gigagrams per year, the ocean’s role as both a natural source and sink of ODSs …

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  7. Impact of Anthropogenic Activities on Hydro-Climatological Variables

    … United States includes most of the existing climate types in its large size and geographic variety. On the other hand, streamflow is affected by local environmental factors, including land cover condition and dam construction, and thus it is investigated based on a small regional area.</p> …

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  8. The influence of Arctic sea-ice loss on mid-latitude weather and climate: exploring sensitivities and mechanisms

    … response to sea-ice loss is small relative to internal climate variability, and modelling studies find contrasting climatological mean responses to imposed sea-ice loss. Since all climate models project a continuation of Arctic sea-ice loss during the 21st century in response to anthropogenic …

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