The State of the Art of Seasonal Prediction Outcomes and Recommendations from the First World Climate Research Program Workshop on Seasonal Prediction
The State of the Art of Seasonal Prediction Outcomes and Recommendations from the First World Climate Research Program Workshop on Seasonal Prediction
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DOI:
10.1175/2008bams2707.1
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发表时间:
2009-04-01
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8
通讯作者:
Pirani, Anna
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作者:
Kirtman, Ben;Pirani, Anna
BY BEN KIRTMAN AND ANNA PIRANI pogenic forcing, or the emergence of a critical failing in the models used to make predictions, or merely a sampling effect? Have we accounted for all of the critical interactions among all the elements of the climate system (ocean–atmosphere–biosphere–cryosphere)? Are the observations adequately blended with the models to make the best possible forecasts? To gain consensus and address these concerns, the First WCRP Seasonal Prediction Workshop1 was convened in Spain in 2007. It brought together researchers with the four core projects of the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP–CLIVAR, CliC, GEWEX, and SPARC2), as well as the World Climate Programme (WCP) through its WCASP/CLIPS3 project, to focus on two overarching questions: