2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0921-8181(00)00056-4
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Climate sensitivity to changes in land surface characteristics

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“…We present results from two sets of simulations using the model in the fully coupled oceanatmosphere-sea ice-land surface mode at T31 × 3′ resolution (∼3.8°and 3 × 1.8°grid spacing in the atmosphere and ocean, respectively). One set of simulations used fixed boundary conditions (topography, vegetation, and bathymetry) developed to simulate the early Paleogene (60). The other set of simulations are standard control runs performed using modern boundary conditions (59).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We present results from two sets of simulations using the model in the fully coupled oceanatmosphere-sea ice-land surface mode at T31 × 3′ resolution (∼3.8°and 3 × 1.8°grid spacing in the atmosphere and ocean, respectively). One set of simulations used fixed boundary conditions (topography, vegetation, and bathymetry) developed to simulate the early Paleogene (60). The other set of simulations are standard control runs performed using modern boundary conditions (59).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The global mean oceanic δD and δ 18 O isotopic composition is kept constant and was set to VSMOW. For the Early/Middle Eocene simulation, we incorporated realistic, Eocene, topography, land surface conditions, and vegetation as boundary conditions (described in Sewall et al, 2000). Orbital parameters were set to modern day configuration.…”
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“…Vegetation types are based on a dataset based on Sewall et al (2000), with modifications where data are available from Thorn and DeConto (2006); Utescher and Mosbrugger (2007);and Gomes Rodrigues et al (2012). The Sewall et al (2000) dataset was originally configured for the CESM plant functional types, and we have adapted these to the corresponding vegetation type in CM2.1. The river runoff is determined by a relocation 20 map, where each land point is assigned a corresponding coastal location for returning runoff to the ocean.…”
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