Monthly Archives: October 2021

Regional vs Global Models From The Perspective of a Polar Climate Scientist

Posted on 18 October, 2021 by danaallen

By: Charlotte Lang There is a debate in the world of polar climate and ice sheet surface modelling about global (GCM) versus regional (RCM) models and each side is trying to convince the other that they do better: global modellers … Continue reading →

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Modelling Dust Extremes Over East Asia

Posted on 4 October, 2021 by danaallen

 By: Dhirendra Kumar Mineral dust plays an important role in the earth system due to its interaction with climate, ecosystems, biogeochemical cycles, and human society in direct and indirect ways [1,2,3]. Their interactions with the weather and climate occur at … Continue reading →

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