Examples of using Climate models in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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plaguing the old records, and now they seem to agree quite well with what the climate models have produced.
Based on a“business-as-usual” scenario in which emissions continue at the same rate, climate models range in their predictions from a 3.2C increase in global temperatures to a 5.9C increase.
isn't complete yet, but already the data that Collis and his collaborators have collected is improving next-generation climate models.
Currently, researchers estimate the frequency of local heavy precipitation events mainly by using precipitation information simulated from global climate models.
we will also increase our understanding of climate-carbon feedbacks and better our climate models.
compared with the previous assumptions, she believes that climate models have over-estimated the cooling effect of the sulphate aerosols by assuming they would stay airborne longer.
Given the complexity and variety of climate models produced by different research groups around the world, there is a need for a tool that can analyze groups of them together,
talented people who do not hate clouds to improve the climate models.
Current climate models assume that hydrogen peroxide
Over ten years ago, climate scientist Stephen Schneider warned that we should be careful about relying on climate models because they cannot fully account for the abrupt changes possible in the Earth's climate systems.
According to research published in the January 4, 2012 Proceedings of the Royal Society B current climate models may be flawed because they overlook two important factors: the differences in how quickly species relocate and competition among species.
It is accounted for in global climate models, and has been confirmed via measurements of Earth's energy balance.[1]
The climate models in the latest IPCC report were part of the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project 5(CMIP5),
Gentine notes,“Our approach may open up a new possibility for a future of model representation in climate models, which are data driven and are built‘top-down,' that is, by learning the salient features of the processes we are trying to represent.”.
of how summer temperatures have changed over Europe for more than 2,000 years and we can use that to test the climate models that are used to predict the impacts of future global warming,”.
along with Noah Diffenbaugh, a climate scientist, looked at more than 20 climate models to estimate how much countries have warmed since 1960 specifically because of climate change.
of how summer temperatures have changed over Europe for more than two thousand years and we can use that to test the climate models that are used to predict the impacts of future global warming.”.
resolve a longstanding problem: the inability of climate models to reproduce the magnitude of wet conditions in North Africa 6,000 years ago.
resolve a long-standing problem: the inability of climate models to reproduce the wet conditions in North Africa 6,000 years ago.
By combining direct observations with data from 23 global climate models, Battisti and Naylor determined there is a greater than 90 percent probability that,