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Aquaplanet Simulations of Tropical Cyclones
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2019
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Source: Current Climate Change Reports, 5(3), 185-195
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Journal Title:Current Climate Change Reports
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Description:Tropical cyclones (TCs) are strongly influenced by the large-scale environment of the tropics and will, therefore, be modified by climate changes. Numerical simulations designed to understand the sensitivities of TCs to environmental changes have typically followed one of two approaches: single-storm domain sizes with convection-permitting resolution and uniform thermal boundary conditions or comprehensive global high-resolution (about 50 km in the horizontal) atmospheric general circulation model (GCM) simulations. The approaches reviewed here rest between these two and are an important component of hierarchical modelling of the atmosphere: aquaplanet TC simulations.
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Source:Current Climate Change Reports, 5(3), 185-195
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ISSN:2198-6061
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Rights Information:CC BY
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