Asymmetric Cooling of the Atlantic and Pacific Arctic During the Past Two Millennia: A Dual Observation‐Modeling Study

Zhong, Y.; Jahn, A.; Miller, G. H.; Geirsdottir, A.

doi:10.1029/2018gl079447

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Asymmetric Cooling of the Atlantic and Pacific Arctic During the Past Two Millennia: A Dual Observation‐Modeling Study

2018
By Zhong, Y. ; Jahn, A. ; Miller, G. H. ; ...
Source: Geophysical Research Letters, 45(22)

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Zhong, Y. ; Jahn, A. ; Miller, G. H. ; Geirsdottir, A.

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The past 2,000 years provide a critical context for understanding twentieth century climate change. Due to the Past Global Changes 2k initiative, an extensive proxy database provides opportunities to assess regional climate change that have stronger ecological and societal implications than global-meantemperature changes alone. However, the various sources of paleoclimate reconstruction poses serious challenges to scienti ﬁcally and statistically sound inference within a uni ﬁed framework. Here we show results from the ﬁrst transient simulation for the past 2,000 years with the Community Earth System Model, called past2k, and use data-model comparison to re ﬁne the interpretation of the proxy data. Our results indicate that the Atlantic Arctic was cooling at a faster rate than the Paci ﬁc Arctic over the past two millennia, in both
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