Titlebook: Anthropogenic Climate Change; Hans Storch,G?tz Fl?ser Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 Cloud.Greenhouse gas.Scale.Weather.

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Three Dimensional Numerical Simulation of Climate: The Fundamentals the numerical methods for solving the equations have evolved. This chapter provides a derivation of the fundamental equations, discussion of the basic physical processes such a radiation, precipitation and cloud processes, and discussion of the ocean and sea ice model components of the climate syst

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The Detection of Climate Changelications. We also briefly consider the question of the attribution of climate change. An attempt is made to use uniform notation and nomenclature throughout so that similarities are more readily apparent..The methodologies fall into two groups; those that use ‘optimal detectors’ and those that use

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Cooperative and Non-Cooperative Multi-Actor Strategies of Optimizing Greenhouse Gas Emissionsed to the determination of optimal CO2 emission paths that minimize the time integrated sum of climate change impact and mitigation costs. The impulse response climate model is calibrated against state of the art three dimensional carbon cycle and coupled ocean-atmosphere general circulation models.

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“Mastering” the Global Commonsor example, the dilemmas brought about by anthropogenic climate change are in many ways unprecedented. They call for massive efforts to plan global climate change. In this context, knowledge about the physical nature of global climate changes is adequate in order to move from a comprehension to a so

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Climate Science and the Transfer of Knowledge to Public and Political Realmsxternal elements of the science. A total of 412 responses from climate scientists in Canada, USA and Germany are analyzed. Differences among those groups with higher levels of involvement with policy makers, with the media, and the less vocal members of the scientific community are the focus of this

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2191-3463 f climate as a system.Includes supplementary material: GKSS SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH The National Research Laboratory GKSS (member of the Hermann von Helmholtz-Association of German Reserach Centres) located in Geesthacht, near Hamburg, is engaged in environmental research. The main interest