Challenging some tenets of Regional Climate Modelling
作者： R. Laprise , R. de Elía , D. Caya , S. Biner , P. Lucas-Picher
DOI: 10.1007/S00703-008-0292-9
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摘要: Nested Regional Climate Models (RCMs) are increasingly used for climate-change projections in order to achieve spatial resolutions that would be computationally prohibitive with coupled global climate models. RCMs commonly thought behave as a sort of sophisticated magnifying glass perform dynamical downscaling, which is add fine-scale details upon the large-scale flow provided time-dependent lateral boundary condition.
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