Advanced Regional Climate Modeling in A Warming World
A special issue of Atmosphere (ISSN 2073-4433). This special issue belongs to the section "Climatology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 November 2021) | Viewed by 13312
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Regional climate modeling has been developed and matured over a long period of time so that it can be applied to various fields with a broad spectrum of applications. As climate change has accelerated in recent years to become a more effective tool, a certain expansion of the regional climate model into various directions can be considered. Regional climate modeling is advancing toward integrated regional earth system modeling, including interactions with other Earth system components such as hydrology, ocean, wave, sea-ice, land ice, as well as the atmosphere, and toward the capability of geoengineering simulation for adaptation and mitigation studies in a warming climate.
Under these circumstances, this Special Issue aims to introduce advanced applications of regional climate models to various practical studies related to climate change. This includes the interdisciplinary exercises of the regional climate model, mitigation studies of high-impact weather events, more sophisticated future predictions and projections of the earth system by coupling with other earth system components, etc. Furthermore, we welcome numerical simulations and case studies to understand the physical and dynamical processes related with extreme weather and climate events with various space–time scales regardless of locations. In this Special Issue, authors are invited to submit original and review articles to advance our understanding and prediction of extreme events related with global warming based on regional climate modeling.
Dr. Emilia Kyung Jin
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- regional climate model
- numerical modeling
- high-impact weather
- extreme weather and climate event
- tropical cyclones
- Arctic and Antarctic changes
- coupled models
- global warming
- climate change
- climate adaptation and mitigation
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