Incorporating Stochastic Weather Generators into Studies on Climate Impacts: Methods and Uncertainties

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Wu Jindong
Wang Shili
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[1] Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences,
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Stochastic weather generator; Climate impacts; Climatic variability;
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10.1007/BF03403514
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By adopting various stochastic weather generators, different research groups in their recent studies have realized the importance of the effects of climatic variability on crop growth and development. The conventional assessments derived climate change scenarios from General Circulation Models (GCMs) experiments, however, are incapable of helping to understand this importance. The particular interest here is to review the general methodological scheme to incorporate stochastic weather generator into climate impact studies and the specific approaches in our studies, and put forward uncertainties that still exist.
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页码:937 / 949
页数:12
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