| Anthropogenic climate change: Using the past to learn about the future |
| GABI HEGERL, (University of Edinburgh) |
| Estimates of the probability density function of climate sensitivity can be derived from temperature records over the 20th century and the last millennium. This information can then be used towards predictions of future changes. Similarly, observed changes in extreme temperature and precipitation can be used to evaluate climate model simulations. |
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| Statistical climate reconstruction using a GCM |
| JONTY ROUGIER( University of Bristol) |
| We use a general circulation model (GCM) to reconstruct North American climate 6ka BP, in the mid-Holocene. The model is calibrated to reconstructed temperature where we have it, and provides a physically consistent method for extrapolating the reconstruction to other spatial locations, and other climate variables such as precipitation and GDD5. This work is part of the PalaeoQUMP project. |
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| Meeting Contact: Nicole Augustin (n.h.augustin@bath.ac.uk) Tel:01225 386607 |
| Organising Group(s): General Applications Section, Environmental Statistics Section and the Avon local group |