A transient climate change simulation with greenhouse gas and aerosol forcing: projected climate to the twenty-first century

An Analysis Of Livestock Choice : Adapting To Climate Change In Latin American Farms

“…We examine a set of climate change scenarios predicted by AOGCMs. The climate scenarios reflect the A1 SRES scenarios from the following three models: the Canadian Climate Center (CCC) scenario (Boer et al 2000), Centre for Climate System Research (CCSR) (Emori et al 1999), and the Parallel Climate Model (PCM) scenario (Washington et al 2000). We use country level climate change scenarios in 2020, 2060, and 2100 from each climate scenario.…”

Detection of Low Salinity Groundwater Seeping into the Eastern Laizhou Bay (China) with the Aid of Landsat Thermal Data

“…Such is the case of Mendelson (2006), for instance, who bases his study on climate anticipations worked out according to three different processes: the "Panel Climate Model" (Washington and al., 2000), the "Center for Climate Research Studies Model" ((Emori and al., 1999) and the "Canadian General Circulation Model" (Boer and al., 2000). The advantage is to highlight the regions and even the countries which will be the most subject to climate change and which will, therefore, incur the most significant costs.…”

“…An optimistic model ("Panel Climate Model" -PCM, Washington and al., 2000), a pessimistic model ("Canadian General Circulation Model" -CGCM, Boer and al., 2000) and an intermediate model ("Centre for Climate Research Studies Model"-CCRS, Emori and al., 1999). Focusing on the African and European continents, there emerges from these models a rise in temperature in 2100 ranging from 2.3° (PCM, Africa) to 6.2° (CGCM, Africa) compared to the preindustrial level.…”

A Ricardian Analysis of the Impact of Climate Change on South American Farms

“…We rely on these three scenarios to reflect the wide range of plausible outcomes predicted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC, 2007). Specifically, we use the A1 scenarios from the following models: Canadian Climate Center (CCC) (Boer et al, 2000), Center for Climate System Research (CCSR) (Emori et al, 1999), and Parallel Climate Model (PCM) (Washington et al, 2000). For each scenario, a country-specific forecast is generated by weighting each model grid zone by its population.…”