Predictions of climate change over Europe using statistical and dynamical downscaling techniques

By J. Murphy. 2000

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Statistical Downscaling of Daily Temperature in Central Europe (2002, methodology): “This is impossible to prove on the observed data; instead, one should resort to a GCM output and compare the GCM-simulated climate change with that derived from downscaling (Busuioc et al. 1999; Murphy 2000).”
Regional Climate Information—Evaluation and Projections (2001, background): “A number of review papers have dealt with downscaling concepts, prospects and limitations: von Storch (1995); Hewitson and Crane (1996); Wilby and Wigley (1997); Zorita and von Storch (1997); Gyalistras et al. (1998); Murphy (1999,2000).”
Linking climate change modelling to impacts studies: recent advances in downscaling techniques for hydrological modelling (2007, methodology): “Thus humidity has increasingly been used to downscale precipitation (e.g. Karl et al., 1990; Wilby and Wigley, 1997; Murphy, 2000; Beckmann and Buishand, 2002); particularly as it may be an important predictor under a changed climate.”