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Journal Article
CELEBRATING TWO DECADES OF THE PROGRAM FOR CLIMATE MODEL DIAGNOSIS AND INTERCOMPARISON
2011
Overview
The speakers were, in order of presentation, Warren Washington [National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)], Kelly Redmond (Western Regional Climate Center), George Boer (Canadian Centre for Climate Modelling and Analysis), and Lennart Bengtsson [University of Reading, former director of the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)]. The report's recommendations were as follows: 1 Establish a national climatic research program with international coordination; 2 Establish a climatic data analysis program, to study the impact of climate change on food, water, and energy supplies; 3 Develop a climatic index monitoring program . . . a national watchdog for climate change; 4 Establish a climatic modeling and applications program (CMAP), and explore possible future climates using coupled general circulation models (GCMS); 5 Adopt and further develop an international climatic research program (ICRP); and 6 Develop an international paleoclimatic data network for the reconstruction of past climates.
