Simulating Heinrich Events in a Complex Climate Model (bm0675)

Ziemen, Florian Andreas

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Summary
The climate of the Last Glacial showed much higher variability than the present day climate. Some of this larger variability is due to the interaction of the larger ice sheets with the other components of the climate system. To gain further understanding of the glacial climate variability, we perform coupled ice sheet climate model experiments with mPISM and ECHAM5/MPIOM/LPJ under Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) boundary conditions. We focus on one of the most dominant features of glacial climate variability: the Heinrich events.
Project
DKRZ_lta (Long-term Archiving of Climate Model Data at WDC Climate and DKRZ (DOKU))
Location(s)
World (global)
Spatial Coverage
Longitude 0 to 360 Latitude -90 to 90
Use constraints
For scientific use only
Data Catalog
DOKU at DKRZ
Size
4.23 TiB (4645756944699 Byte)
Format
tar.gz
Status
will be continued
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Ziemen, Florian Andreas (2013). Simulating Heinrich Events in a Complex Climate Model. DOKU at DKRZ. https://hdl.handle.net/21.14106/04213dfdfa7452898994ffe1067e8776930f2f24

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[Entry acronym: DKRZ_lta_675] [Entry id: 2937911]