Climate Models: How Certain are their Projections of Future Climate Change? USGCRP Seminar, 12 June 1995.
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This document provide a brief overview of Dr. Eric J. Barron's talk on the results of the USGCRP-sponsored forum to evaluate the results of model simulations of climate change, a cross-section of leading climate and Earth system modelers and skeptics considered what is known with certainty, what is known with less certainty, and what remains uncertain.
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U.S. Global Change Research Program Seminar: How are Climate Models Constructed and Tasted? How Have Climate Models Advanced Our Understanding of the Climate System and of Potential Climate Change?
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This document provide a brief overview of Dr. Eric J. Barron's talk on the results of the USGCRP-sponsored forum to evaluate the results of model simulations of climate change, a cross-section of leading climate and Earth system modelers and skeptics considered what is known with certainty, what is known with less certainty, and what remains uncertain.
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