Study of Simulation Tools TEL510E
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Dpt. of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Trento (Italy) Channel competition in tidal flats Marco Toffolon & Ilaria Todeschini.
Initialisation, predictability and future of the AMOC Didier Swingedouw Juliette Mignot, Romain Escudier, Sonia Labetoulle, Eric Guilyardi Christian Rodehacke,
Nick Stephens Greencycles Mid-Term Review meeting 21/02/2007 1/18 Ocean Biogeochemistry Nicholas Stephens Max-Planck-Institut für Biogeochemie, Jena.
The relative contributions of radiative forcing and internal climate variability to the late 20 th Century drying of the Mediterranean region Colin Kelley,
Data-Driven Simulations of AR8210 W.P. Abbett Space Sciences Laboratory, UC Berkeley SHINE Workshop 2004.
Caio A. S. Coelho e-mail: [email protected] Supervisors: D. B. Stephenson, F. J. Doblas-Reyes (*) Thanks to CAG, S. Pezzulli and M. Balmaseda.
HURRICANE HEAT POTENTIAL ESTIMATES FROM SATELLITE RADAR ALTIMETRY Lynn K. Shay Goal: To understand the role of deep warm ocean mixed layers on heat potential.
Direct measurements of air-sea interaction John Prytherch, Margaret J. Yelland, Robin W. Pascal, Ben I. Moat With contributions from: Meric Srokosz, Christine.
11/18/08 1 An Inconvenient Question: Are We Going to Get the Algorithms and Computing Technology We Need to Make Critical Climate Predictions in Time?
HyMeX (*) V. Ducrocq (1), P. Drobinski (2) (1) GAME-CNRM,Météo-France & CNRS, Toulouse - (2) IPSL/LMD, Palaiseau & the.
