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An inter-comparison of regional climate models for Europe: model performance in present-day climate [PDF]
Climatic Change, 2007 The analysis of possible regional climate changes over Europe as simulated by 10 regional climate models within the context of PRUDENCE requires a careful investigation of possible systematic biases in the models. The purpose of this paper is to identify how the main model systematic biases vary across the different models.
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Climate Variants of the MM5 and REMO Regional Climate Models
2016As global-scale climate scenarios at high spatial detail are not yet available due to existing limitations in computational resources, regional climate models are often applied to allow fine-scale consideration of climate change at the regional scale.
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Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics, 1997
Regional climate modelling is becoming increasingly popular. The most common technique employs high resolution limited-area models to economically produce detaited climatologies for selected regions. A short review is presented of the underlying principles, recent simulations limitations of the method and future prospects.
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Regional climate modelling is becoming increasingly popular. The most common technique employs high resolution limited-area models to economically produce detaited climatologies for selected regions. A short review is presented of the underlying principles, recent simulations limitations of the method and future prospects.
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Regional Climate Modeling for the Baltic Sea Region
2020Abstract Regional climate models (RCMs) are commonly used to provide detailed regional to local information for climate change assessments, impact studies, and work on climate change adaptation. The Baltic Sea region is well suited for RCM evaluation due to its complexity and good availability of observations ...
Erik Kjellström +1 more
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Arctic Regional Climate Models
2011In this chapter, we provide an overview of current applications of regional climate models (RCMs) to the Arctic. There are increased applications of RCMs to present-day climate simulations and process parameterisations. Any advances in regional climate modelling must be based on analysis of physical processes in comparison with observations.
K. Dethloff +5 more
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A Regional Climate Model Laboratory for Understanding Coastal Climate
2021<p>Midlatitude western coastal regions are recognized as being important for the global energy cycle, marine and terrestrial biodiversity, and regional economies. &#160;These coastal regions exhibit a rich range of weather and climate phenomena, including persistent stratocumulus clouds, sea-breeze circulations, coastally-trapped ...
Travis O'Brien +3 more
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Benefits of a Regional Climate Model
Science, 2005The editorial by C. Huntingford and J. Gash encouraging regional climate modeling studies in developing countries (“Climate equity for all,” 16 Sept., p. [1789][1]) perfectly captures the objectives of the Regional Climate Network (RegCNET) (see [www.ictp.trieste.it/RegCNET/][2]).
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A climate version of the regional atmospheric modeling system
Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 2000The Regional Atmospheric Modeling System (RAMS) has been widely used to simulate relatively short-term atmospheric processes. To perform full-year to multi-year model integrations, a climate version of RAMS (ClimRAMS) has been developed, and is used to simulate diurnal, seasonal, and annual cycles of atmospheric and hydrologic variables and ...
G. E. Liston, R. A. Pielke
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2012
Regional climate models are numerical models that simulate the climate of geographic regions typically covering a few thousand square kilometers to a continent. Most regional climate models include models that describe the atmosphere and the underlying land surface, but a few also include models of ocean and sea ice and atmospheric aerosols and ...
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Regional climate models are numerical models that simulate the climate of geographic regions typically covering a few thousand square kilometers to a continent. Most regional climate models include models that describe the atmosphere and the underlying land surface, but a few also include models of ocean and sea ice and atmospheric aerosols and ...
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Future climate of the Caribbean from a regional climate model
International Journal of Climatology, 2011AbstractScenarios of rainfall and temperature changes for the period 2071–2100 under the A2 and B2 Special Report on Emissions scenarios are examined using the Hadley Centre Providing Regional Climates for Impacts Studies regional climate model. The model simulates ‘present‐day’ (1979–1990) rainfall and temperature climatologies reasonably well ...
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