A Last Glacial Maximum world-ocean simulation at eddy-permitting resolution – Part 1: Experimental design and basic evaluation

Most state-of-the-art climate models include a coarsely resolved oceanic compo- nent, which has difficulties in capturing detailed dynamics, and therefore eddy- permitting/eddy-resolving simulation ...

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  2013

• Venue

  Climate of The Past Discussions

• Publication date

  2013-01-18

• Fields of study

  Geology, Physics, Environmental Science

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  DOI 10.5194/CPD-9-297-2013
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