The detection and attribution of climate change using an ensemble of opportunity

The detection and attribution of climate change using an ensemble of opportunity

The detection and attribution of climate change in the observed record play a central role in synthesizing knowledge of the climate system. Unfortunately, the traditional method for detecting and attributing changes due to multiple forcings requires large numbers of general circulation model (GCM) s...

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Main Authors:	Stone, D, Allen, M, Selten, F, Kliphuis, M, Stott, P
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2007

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