Sentences with phrase «computer model simulations»

Computer model simulations of the change in sea level relative to 1986 - 2005 for the period 2005 - 2100.

To reach their conclusions, the researchers analyzed nearly 30 years of observational temperature and precipitation data and also used computer model simulations that considered soil, atmospheric, and oceanic conditions and projected changes in greenhouse gases.

First computer model simulation of aerosol production done based on laboratory measurements

It» s easy and dramatic to produce computer model simulations of low - lying areas inundated with water.

Computer model simulations also predicted the likelihood of an El Niño with a high degree of confidence.

The SA article conclusions were based on computer model simulations of global temperatures with and without «forcing effects» from AGHA.

Jacobson's research, detailed in a paper published July 30 in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, is based on a three - dimensional computer model simulation of the impacts of biomass burning.

Aerosol experiments conducted in the chamber inform computer model simulations of Earth - atmosphere systems.

Jacobson's research, out this week in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, is based on 3 - D computer model simulations of the impacts of biomass burning.

This is the first of two pieces on the recent IPCC workshop in Hawaii, This brought together independent researchers from all over the world to analyse computer model simulations of the last 150 years and to assess whether they are actually any good.

Computer model simulations tend to capture the slow rate of warming in the western Pacific over the last few decades, but they show the warm pool heating rapidly in the future.

First computer model simulation of aerosol production done based on laboratory measurements

It is now known that the observed pattern of tropospheric warming and stratospheric cooling over the past 30 to 40 years is broadly consistent with computer model simulations that include increases in CO2 and decreases in stratospheric ozone, each caused by human activities.

Liang and Strahan based their analysis on a combination of computer model simulations of the atmosphere and measurements of the concentrations of the ozone - depleting chemicals.

Computer model simulations have suggested that ice - sheet melting through warm water incursions could initiate a collapse of the WAIS within the next few centuries, raising global sea - level by up to 3.5 metres.»

The reflected sunlight also hits more of the soot and other pollutants commonly found in the atmosphere above cities, which also increases warming, according to the computer model simulation.

The above two charts provide further proof that computer model simulations were spectacularly wrong.

It might be very useful to run a computer model simulation in which the ENSO is constrained to follow its known historical behavior, so we can see how it might have affected actual history rather than a gereric «earth system.»

The hypothesis and the computer model simulation used to predict global climate has consistently failed.

The researchers also found another vital factor in their computer model simulations.

We think, based on basic physics and computer model simulations, that this can induce ocean currents that transport heat laterally and thereby affect climate.