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Ecology and the Earth System

1998
Climate research today is ultimately driven by the need for a better understanding of the impacts of human activities on ecological, hydrological and socioeconomic systems. Theory and model development and testing are required in order to understand climate itself, and its impacts.
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Earth System Modeling

2012
Earth system models are important research tools for improving understanding of the climate system and for simulating climate projections. This chapter is devoted to the basic construction principles and challenges of such models, whereas application examples are provided in companion chapters. Since they still do not incorporate the full complexity of
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Hardware system of the Earth Simulator

Parallel Computing, 2004
The Earth Simulator (ES), developed under the Japanese government's initiative "Earth Simulator project", is a highly parallel vector supercomputer system. In this paper, an overview of ES, its architectural features, hardware technology and the result of performance evaluation are described.In May 2002, the ES was acknowledged to be the most powerful ...
Shinichi Habata   +3 more
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10Be and 14C in the Earth system

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, 1987
Abstract In a very short period of time, 10Be data have significantly improved our knowledge in various fields of Earth and planetary sciences. Examples are: (a) solar modulation of isotope production, revealed in 10Be ice-core profiles; (b)geomagnetic m odulation of isotope production, revealed in 10Be ice-core (from the past 10 ka ...
Oeschger, H., Beer, J., Andrée, M.
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Earth systems engineering and management

IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, 2000
The impact of human activities on natural systems has grown to the point that we need to engage consciously in earth systems engineering and management. I address why this is the case, and what I mean by such a provocative term. In addition, I explore what we can learn from relevant experience, and how this daunting task should be approached.
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Earth System Science Sentiments

Science, 2001
I am in almost complete agreement with John Lawton's discourse on “Earth system science” (Editorial, 15 Jun., p. [1965][1]). However, I was taken aback by the obvious lack of reference to geology as a constituent. By definition alone, geology should have been featured prominently in the discussion.
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Earthing system characterization from its measured impulse response

Electric Power Systems Research, 2020
Carlos Caetano   +2 more
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