Sentences with word «reanalyses»

This session seeks contributions that take advantage of reanalyses of observations to address various aspects of climate variability and change as outlined above.

This suggestion of an accelerated warming in a deep layer of the ocean has been suggested mostly on the basis of results from reanalyses of different types (that is, numerical simulations of the ocean and atmosphere that are forced to fit observations in some manner).

Significant regional differences in atmospheric reanalyses performed in the Antarctic Peninsula region

«Evaluation and intercomparison of clouds, precipitation, and radiation budgets in recent reanalyses using satellite - surface observations.»

Satellite and in situ observations provide the information for up - to - date global analyses and climate reanalyses of the atmosphere, ocean and land surface.

ECMWF as the Entrusted Entity for the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) invites tenders for production of regional reanalyses covering geographical areas of special interest to European users of climate services.

CHOR: CMCC just released their first historical ocean reanalyses of the 20th century.

Thirdly, we compared USHCN to a suite of reanalyses products over 1979 to 2008 [paper here].

Let me illustrate this with some results from the various reanalyses out there.

A consolidated estimate of ocean surface fluxes based on multiple reanalyses also helps understand biases in ENSO predictions and simulations from climate models.

Comparing temporal homogeneity and trends in climate indices and hydrological model outputs calculated from downscaled reanalyses and gridded observations was useful for diagnosing the reliability of the various historical data sets.

It is the first such period for which satellite observations of key variables including sea - surface temperature and sea - ice cover are available to support globally complete meteorological reanalyses such as ERA - Interim.

Although there are no permanent weather stations in the Arctic, there is intermittent data from buoys and and from weather model reanalyses with which they could test their method.

Rohrer M., S. Brönnimann, O. Martius, C. C. Raible, M. Wild and G. P. Compo (April 2018): Representation of Extratropical Cyclones, Blocking Anticyclones, and Alpine Circulation Types in Multiple Reanalyses and Model Simulations.

May 7 - 12, 2012: 4th WCRP International Conference on Reanalyses Silver Spring, Maryland, USA.

The conference will bring together reanalysis producers, observation providers, numerical modellers and the user community to review current reanalysis activities and to discuss user needs for future reanalyses.

Significant regional differences in atmospheric reanalyses performed in the Antarctic Peninsula region

Independent reanalyses of the data by Frederick Mosteller, Alan Krueger, and others helped to verify the study's original conclusions.

So reanalyses were designed to get around that by redoing all the forecasts over again.

Area for Questions, Notes, and Comments on recently released Atmospheric Reanalyses: Ask a Question

The workshop focused upon the progress of S - RIP Report Chapters on the current and past reanalyses to SPARC.

Closer agreement for precipitation and relative humidity is found between these two reanalyses over extratropical seas.

To get more model accuracy, scientists often feed the models specialized datasets called reanalyses that bridge the gaps in measured observations.

Bromwich, D.H., A.N. Rogers, P. Kallberg, R.I. Cullather, J.W.C. White, and K.J. Kreutz, 2000: ECMWF analyses and reanalyses depiction of ENSO signal in Antarctic precipitation.

School report cards are also a swell resource, as are the user - friendly reanalyses of those (and other data) by such outfits as GreatSchools and Colorado Succeeds.

In newer and more sophisticated reanalyses, this effect is not seen (rather the opposite is seen), and that is coherent with direct measurements — at the surface, via satellite and in the upper troposphere.

Trend estimates from the latest reanalyses agree with those based on station data within the accepted uncertainties of those estimates.

Surface variables such as T (2m) are strongly affected by their environment, which may be represented differently in different weather models (e.g. different spatial resolution implies different altitudes) and therefore is a reason for differences between reanalyses.