The last deglaciation simulated with a coupled atmosphere/oc…

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  • DOI 10.5194/egusphere-egu21-2278
  • OpenAlex ID W3160428908
  • Type Conference-abstract
  • Language EN
  • Published 03 Mar 2021
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The last deglaciation simulated with a coupled atmosphere/ocean/ice sheet/solid earth model

Conference-abstract 2021 EN Gold

It is challenging to model the last deglaciation, as it is characterized by abrupt millennial scale climate events, such as ice-sheet surges, that are superimposed on long-term climate changes, such as a global warming and the decay of a substantial part of the glacial ice sheets. Within PMIP, several groups have simulated the last deglaciation with CMIP-type models prescribing ice sheets from rec…

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1 Uwe Mikolajewicz Max Planck Institute for Meteo… (DE) —
2 Olga Erokhina Max Planck Institute for Meteo… (DE)
3 Marie‐Luise Kapsch Max Planck Institute for Meteo… (DE)
4 Clemens Schannwell Corresponding Max Planck Institute for Meteo… (DE)
5 Florian Ziemen Corresponding German Climate Computing Centr… (DE)

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