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Article information
2004 , Volume 9, Special issue, p.45-57
Kislov A.V.
Modeling of paleoclimates
A modelling of climate of past climatic epochs is investigated. A hierarchical structure of models is discussed covering a range from the global models of the general circulation of the atmosphere and ocean to the local models addressing a process of adaptation of a signal to the microclimatic conditions. Modelling results of different slices of Pleistocene and Holocene show an important role of seasonal redistribution of the incoming solar energy (Milankovitch mechanism). A genesis of large climate changes (Atlantic warm event, Allered, Younger Dryase, Late Pleistocene cold event) in the past is discussed on the basis of the obtained results.
Classificator Msc2000:- *76M25 Other numerical methods
- 76R10 Free convection
- 86A10 Meteorology and atmospheric physics
Keywords: problem of downscaling, heat balance equation, ill-posed problem, correlation matrix
Author(s):
Kislov AlexanderV.
PhD. , Professor
Position: Professor
Office: Moscow state university
Address: Russia, Moscow
Phone Office: (095) 939 29 42
E-mail: akislov@geogr.msu.su
Bibliography link:
Kislov A.V. Modeling of paleoclimates // Computational technologies. 2004. V. 9. Special issue. Proceedings of the International Conference “Computational and informational technologies for environmental sciences” (CITES 2003). Tomsk, 1-11 September 2003. Part 1. P. 45-57
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