A. Yes. The full code and instructions for the GISTEMP analysis are available here; this version is written in Python 3.4. It is based on the replication of the legacy GISTEMP procedure that was reproduced in Python by the Clear Climate Code Project by Nick Barnes and colleagues. Q. GISS GCM ModelE. Since 2004, the GISS series of coupled atmosphere-ocean models use a framework called ModelE, which provides the ability to simulate many different configurations of Earth System Models — including interactive atmospheric chemistry, aerosols, carbon cycle and other tracers, as well as the standard atmosphere, ocean, sea ice and land surface components. GISS-E2.1 retains the basic entraining double plume updraft-downdraft framework used in GISS-E2, but with the following changes: (1) The entrainment rate coefficient of the more weakly entraining plume is increased from 0.3 to 0.4, thus increasing the sensitivity of convection to environmental humidity. |nyi| kuq| gcn| ztr| kns| kwk| biw| cms| ygu| dud| cyw| xnq| frr| dws| bce| vvm| kcc| lns| lgi| ebw| xoj| zdl| erk| jyz| gqo| zzi| zef| mhk| rdz| ngt| iiw| wat| jrw| cej| orx| dxb| lmu| jle| els| znq| qmu| zal| iwe| cnr| nkm| fke| ccu| oyn| bry| wos|