Séminaire du CEREA - 4 novembre 2003

Validation of today's climate simulation with the regional model REMO

The climate changes are expected to lead to an intensification of the water cycle with an increase in evaporation and precipitation rates. There is now a growing interest in regional modeling in response to a need of local prediction. In this framework, the REgional MOdel REMO of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology is involved in the German Project KLIWA, which aim is to analyze the change in the water cycle in the south of Germany.
REMO was used to analyze the change in precipitation and temperature in the century to come. Linked to those analyses, a validation of the model was necessary. This validation was made by comparing the precipitation and temperature outputs with a set of observations for the two decades 1981-2000. The analyses were made on different time scales: yearly and monthly values as well as on extreme events.

Le séminaire aura lieu dans la salle de réunion du CEREA B220 à 14h00.

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