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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"community earth system model (cesm)"”.

  1. Investigating tropical cyclone-climate interactions using the high-resolution Community Earth System Model (CESM)

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  2. Analyzing the effects of unforced natural variability and anthropogenic forcing on ENSO variability using CESM

    … (ENSO) is an important contributor to Earth’s inter-annual climate variability, with worldwide weather effects (Whetton and Rutherfurd, 1994; Hoerling and Zhong, 1997; Dai and Wigley, 2000). Understanding how ENSO may change with climate is a major challenge, given the internal …

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  3. The Tambora project: an atmospheric simulation and historical evaluation of the Mount Tambora eruption and its impacts on global climate and society (1815-18)

    … communities to rapid changes in the climate system, a multidisciplinary collaboration between atmospheric science, computer modeling and humanistic analysis was developed in order to fully reconstruct this epochal global event. This project reviews the existing scientific and journalistic …

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  4. Internal and structural variability in global urban climate projections in CMIP6

    … that are specific to built landscapes. A robust modeling framework to address uncertainty in local- or regional-scale climate change should include the roles of internal variability, model parametric and structural uncertainty, and scenario uncertainty. Quantitative attributions of the structure …

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  5. Exploring the Interaction of Forest Management and Climate in the Community Land Model

    … tree species in the United States, as a study system to simulate how climate change and forest management could alter the dynamics of managed forests in the future. Using the land component (the Community Land Model) of the widely used Community Earth System Model (CESM), I developed and …

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  6. Arctic Cloud, Radiation and their Interactions with Sea Ice

    … and early summer. Therefore, we conduct several model simulations using Community Earth System Model (CESM) to further prove this hypothesis and demonstrate their causal relationships. To further explore the impacts of Arctic clouds on Arctic sea ice variations, we examine two important factors …

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  7. Evolving air quality and impact of changing climate

    … change using a suit of global climate chemistry model simulation using Community Earth System Model (CESM). The first phase of the research uses the global model simulation to investigate long-range transport of pollutants from North America to Pico Mountaintop Observatory (PMO) in the North …

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  8. The importance of ocean internal variability for coupled climate modeling in the community earth system model

    … use tools such as global coupled climate model ensembles to attempt to quantify these uncertainties. Quantifying different types of uncertainties involved in modeling the Earth’s climate system is of high importance as processes within the climate system are chaotic and challenging to …

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  9. The response of southern African vegetation to droughts in past and future climates

    … datasets from three dynamic global vegetation models (DGVMs), namely, Community Land Model version 4 (CLM4), Community Land Model version 4 with Variable Infiltration Capacity hydrology (CLM4VIC), and Organising Carbon and Hydrology in Dynamic Ecosystems designed by Laboratoire des Sciences du …

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  10. Investigating the relationship between urban total runoff and future climate change

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  11. What to plant and where to plant it; Modeling the biophysical effects of North America temperate forests on climate using the Community Earth System Model

    … sensible heat flux. In this study we used the Community Earth System Model to assess the biophysical effect of North American temperate forests on climate and how this effect changes with location, tree type, and forest management. We calculated the change in annual temperature and energy …

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