Sentences with phrase «climate stationarity»

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Cassou, C., L. Terray, J.W. Hurrell, and C. Deser, 2004: North Atlantic winter climate regimes: Spatial asymmetry, stationarity with time, and oceanic forcing.

Now, your claim about stationarity of the «climate» in the Lorenz system is not without a merit but hinges on the selection of the time scale.

Sensible hydrologists assume stationarity — that is that there are a limited number of deterministic processes that operate consistently — although with great variability — in the climate system.

Stationarity recognizes periodic shifts over a very long time in climate means and variance that are driven by internal dynamics of an ergodic dynamic system.

(b) stationarity is a strong assumption especially given that rapidly increasing warming, whether of natural or anthropogenic origin, appears to lead to increasingly chaotic climate; and

The heart of the science ought to be in the climate models because they should embody all known processes that affect the science, including the random effects where stationarity should not be assumed.

There are now long enough time scales of data to test for the emergence of properties like stationarity and antipersistence which are implied by the intuitive meaning of climate.

While we still maintain the stationarity assumption for historic weather, it is clear climate change will affect future rain projections.