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Hydroclimatology
Lee-Thorp 1013/1/04 $25.00 2002 Seasonal Climate Predictions with a Coupled Atmosphere-Ocean General Circulation Model - CJ de W Rautenbach 904/1/03 $20.00 .. Role of the Oceans in South ... -Time Modelling of Rainfall: The "String of Beads" Model - G Pegram, A Clothier 752/1/99 $25.00 1999 Deriving Regional Precipitation Scenarios from General Circulation Models - BC Hewitson 751/1/99 $15 ...
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Hydroclimatology - FWR
Walawege SA/1012/1/04 £25.00 2002 Seasonal Climate Predictions with a Coupled Atmosphere-ocean General Circulation Model - CJ deW Rautenbach SA/904/1/03 £20.00 2002 Short Term Weather Forecasting Techniques ... /1/02 £20.00 2002 Space-time Modelling of Rainfall Using the String of Beads Model: Integration of Radar and Raingauge Data - AN Clothier, GCS Pegram SA/1010/1/02 £20 ...
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Dr David Stevens: Publications
Johnson (1996): Sensitivity of the North Atlantic to Natural and Artificial Forcing in an Ocean General Circulation Model. Journal of Physical Oceanography, 26, 1129-1141. Bigg, G.R., M.R. Wadley, D. ... a parallel ocean general circulation model. Annales Geophysicae, 15, 1369-1377. Bigg, G.R., M.R. Wadley, D.P. Stevens and J.A. Johnson (1998): Simulations of two last glacial maximum ocean states. ...
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The Regional Impacts of Climate Change
Javascript Other reports in this collection 11.2.3.3. Tropical Cyclones Current atmosphere-ocean general circulation model (AOGCM) simulations have limited ability to suggest likely changes in tropical cyclone activity; ... that of the adjoining ocean, resulting in a decline in the land-sea thermal contrast-the primary factor responsible for the onset of summer monsoon circulation. As a consequence- ...
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Atmosphere
Pacific Ocean. So, in general, rainfall amounts increase near the equator, ... [ Atmosphere ] [ Biosphere ] [ Hydrosphere ] [ Lithosphere ] [ Glossary ] [ Related Links ] [ References ] [ PBL Model ] [ Home ] [ Teacher Pages ] [ Modules & Activities ] HTML code ...
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CRU Information Sheet no. 7: Thermohaline circulation
North Atlantic THC simulated by a number of different General Circulation Models as a response to global warming (Gregory et al. 2005) showed that the THC ... ocean circulation helps to transport heat to these regions too. This represents an upper bound on the cooling that would occur following a collapse of the THC. Simulations with a complex climate model ...
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Tim Osborn's homepage
North Atlantic Oscillation [info], or forced by natural external ... and postdocs use the UK Met Office's Unified Model (a general circulation model of the climate system). Information about using the Unified Model at UEA is available here on the UEA Blackboard ...
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Land and Sea
The idealised model of climate zones, pressure patterns and global wind belts that can be ... up of low pressure over Asia assists the development of the monsoon over the Indian Ocean, where the more usual northeast trade winds are replaced by southwesterlies which bring moist air ...
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Paleoclimate and Climate Change Research Group
Sweden), v. 122, p. 146-147, 2000. Modeling the Paleogene, Part II: Paleogene wind-driven ocean circulation changes predicted from climate modeling studies, Huber, M, and Sloan, L. Cirbus, GFF (Geological ... v. 32, p. 1-20, 1996. Modeling of Middle Pliocene climate with the NCAR Genesis general circulation model, Sloan, L. Cirbus, Crowley, T. J., and Pollard, D., Marine Micropaleontology, v. 27, p. ...
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Regional Assessments that participated in the national assessment used output from two General Circulation Models, the Canadian Model and the Hadley Model. These were some of the most sophisticated models available at the ... of the different processes that occur in the atmosphere as well as in the ocean were incorporated to the best of anyone´s knowledge and ability. Additionally, the way ...
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