2023
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3302963/v2
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Inverse problems for climate policy mixes including geoengineering

Tamas Bodai,
Valerio Lembo,
Sundaresan Aneesh
et al.

Abstract: There is a palpable shift in mainstream attitude towards geoengineering, seen now as a potential part of a climate policy mix. Still, no-one wants to get on a slippery slope, compounding the risks, and, therefore, we should ask ourselves what is the minimal geoengineering that we can get away with. Such questions lead mathematically to inverse problems. Solving them is feasible only with lightweight models of the climate system, various types of which are nowadays often referred to as emulators – some more acc… Show more

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“…The rest of the predicted (G2-type) PCs decay slower with the order number, being the manifestation of prediction errors due to nonlinearity. A further manifestation can be seen in panel (g), where the simulated global the business-as-usual [6]. Left, scenario (A):…”
Section: Performance Assessment Of the Emulator And Side Effect In A ...mentioning
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“…The rest of the predicted (G2-type) PCs decay slower with the order number, being the manifestation of prediction errors due to nonlinearity. A further manifestation can be seen in panel (g), where the simulated global the business-as-usual [6]. Left, scenario (A):…”
Section: Performance Assessment Of the Emulator And Side Effect In A ...mentioning
confidence: 81%
“…In the companion paper [6], we described the response theoretic approach to constructing an emulator of state-of-the-art climate and carbon cycle models. For any observable quantity of interest, the response can be predicted to a forcing of CO 2 emissions.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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