1. SYSTEMATIC ERRORS IN WEATHER AND CLIMATE MODELS: Nature, Origins, and Ways Forward.
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Zadra, Ayrton, Williams, Keith, Frassoni, Ariane, Rixen, Michel, Adames, Ángel F., Berner, Judith, Bouyssel, François, Casati, Barbara, Christensen, Hannah, Ek, Michael B., Flato, Greg, Huang, Yi, Judt, Falko, Lin, Hai, Maloney, Eric, Merryfield, William, Van Niekerk, Annelize, Rackow, Thomas, Saito, Kazuo, and Wedi, Nils
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CLIMATOLOGY ,ATMOSPHERIC models ,ATMOSPHERIC sciences ,ATMOSPHERIC chemistry ,CLIMATE change - Abstract
The article reports that the Fifth Workshop on Systematic Errors in Weather and Climate Models was organized by Environment and Climate Change Canada under the auspices of the Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. It notes that the jointly sponsored by the Commission of Atmospheric Sciences of the World Meteorological Organization. The use of explicit simulations, such as large-eddy simulations on wide geographical domains, gives rise to new opportunities to improve parameterizations.
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- 2018
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