Single precision in weather forecasting models: An evaluation with the IFS
Earth’s climate is a nonlinear dynamical system with scale-dependent Lyapunov exponents. As such, an important theoretical question for modeling weather and climate is how much real information is carried in a model’s physical variables as a function of scale and variable type. Answering this questi...
Main Authors: | Váňa, F, Düben, P, Lang, S, Palmer, T, Leutbecher, M, Salmond, D, Carver, G |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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American Meteorological Society
2017
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