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A Standardized Global Climate Model Study Showing Unique Properties for the Climate Response to Black Carbon Aerosols
2015
Journal of Climate
The climate response to an abrupt increase of black carbon (BC) aerosols is compared to the standard CMIP5 experiment of quadrupling CO 2 concentrations in air. The global climate model NorESM with interactive aerosols is used. One experiment employs prescribed BC emissions with calculated concentrations coupled to atmospheric processes (emission-driven) while a second prescribes BC concentrations in air (concentration-driven) from a precalculation with the same model and emissions, but where
doi:10.1175/jcli-d-14-00050.1
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