Projects
| Title | Quantification of Extreme Events in Climate Model Projections |
| Type | Research Project |
| URL | no url available |
| Abstract | Use General Circulation Models' output to validate their ability of reproducing "extreme climate indicators" (accounting for their coarse scale) and to analyze the projected changes in these indicators, under different SRES scenarios of future anthropogenic emissions. |
| Participants | Claudia Tebaldi |
| Start Date | November 2002 |
| Funders | Weather and Climate Impacts Assessment Science Initiative at NCAR |
| Keywords | quantification of extreme events frost days heat waves Frich indices of extremes Parallel Climate Model Business As Usual scenario SRES scenarios multi-model ensembles |
| Research Themes | Vulnerability, Adaptation, Thresholds and Resilience |
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charted in advance, it will have to be navigated through trial and error and conscious experimentation. The urgent need is to
design strategies and institutions that can better integrate incomplete knowledge with experimental action into programs of
adaptive management and social learning." |
