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Hydrological Processes in GCMs

1997
The first attempt to represent hydrological processes in General Circulation Models (GCMs) was defined by Manabe (1969), who introduced into these models a parameterization of land evaporation depending on a soil moisture content simulated by the model.
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Replicability of Annual and Seasonal Precipitation by CMIP5 and CMIP6 GCMs over East Asia

KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering, 2022
M. S. Shiru   +3 more
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GCM

2023
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Der Galois-Counter-Modus (GCM)

2018
In Abschnitt 4.3 haben wir verschiedene Betriebsarten wie etwa den Cipher-Block- Chaining-Modus (CBC-Modus) oder den Counter-Modus (CTR-Modus) betrachtet. In diesemKapitel stellen wir den Galois-Counter-Modus (GCM) als eine weitere Betriebsart vor. Der GCM wurde von David A.
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GCM selection and temperature projection of Nigeria under different RCPs of the CMIP5 GCMS

Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 2020
M. S. Shiru   +3 more
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GCM

2021
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Statistical Analysis of GCM Output

1995
In general circulation model (GCM) studies, statistical methods are needed for a number of purposes: to validate a model with observations, to identify its response to anomalous boundary conditions or its sensitivity to changes in model formulation, and to determine its predictive skill. The first two problems are discussed in this Chapter 8 and in the
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The Global Cosmopolitan Mindset (GCM)

2018
After two, three, or more moves and multiple life stages, any individual’s outlook on life may change and develop. What is particular to Global Cosmopolitans is that the moves are between countries and cultures, which adds many layers of complexity. Listening to Global Cosmopolitans tell their stories and describe what they have learned over the years ...
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