Representing El Niño in Coupled Ocean–Atmosphere GCMs: The Dominant Role of the Atmospheric Component
By Eric Guilyardi, Silvio Gualdi, J. Slingo, Antonio Navarra, Pascale Delecluse, J. Cole, Gurvan Madec, M. Roberts, M. Latif, L. Terray. 2004
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Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Global and Planetary Change
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- Key features of the IPSL ocean atmosphere model and its sensitivity to atmospheric resolution (2010, result): “These improvements agree with other studies in which the atmosphere resolution was enhanced (Guilyardi et al. 2004; Navarra et al. 2008).”
- El Niño–mean state–seasonal cycle interactions in a multi-model ensemble (2006, methodology): “Thanks to constant improvements of the physics, the numerics and the resolution of their components, as well as available computer power, coupled ocean–atmosphere General Circulation Models (CGCM) have recently emerged both as analysis and predictive tools for El Niño (Delecluse et al. 1998; Latif e”
- ENSO simulation in coupled ocean-atmosphere models: are the current models better? (2006, methodology): “Guilyardi et al. (2004) used different model configurations that shared either the same ocean or atmospheric components.”