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Principles of Planetary Climate Pierrehumbert R.T.
Publisher: CUP

I'd highly recommend Ray Pierrehumbert's “Principles of Planetary Climate” …. Having just read and digested Raymond T. Pierrehumbert Ca mbridge Univ ersity Pre ss | 2011 | ISBN: 0521865565 | 680 pages | PDF | 14 MB This book introduces the reader to all the basi. The GCMs are not dynamic, meaning that they cannot reproduce a path by which the climate changes from one equilibrium point to another, but that is not their principle shortcoming. Thermodynamics in Mineral Sciences : - Google Books Thermodynamics in earth and planetary sciences J. Raypierre's Principles of Planetary Climate is good for physics grads (even one like me who didn't do particularly well, I'm more at home in Computer Science), but more acessible texts are a really useful addition. Principles of Planetary Climate by Raymond T. David, have you ever thought of reading a general book on planetary climate calculations and applied methods? IPCC ignores the planetary flows of CO2 through the atmosphere and across and through the surface layer of the ocean, and then into and out of the Thermohaline Circulation. Try starting with “Principles of Planetary Climate” by Raymond T. Joined: 15.02.11, Posted on 15-02-2011 03:14. Earth sciences, and geophysics. Principles of Planetary Climate: Thermodynamics,. The (simplified) theory offered in Ray Pierrehumbert's “Principles of Planetary Climate suggests this should occur and various global precipitation studies seem to indicate that is indeed beginning to happen. €�I didn't pull punches” in pointing out the “gravity” of climate challenges, a Colorado State professor says of his exchanges with a Heartland Institute conference of climate doubters. Inseparable from any modelling of future prospects is the deepening understanding of the past dynamics of planetary climate, a project which hinges on analysis of hundreds of thousands of years of sedimented polar ice, along with . Roger Clifton, on 7 May 2011 at 2:15 PM said: The link that gallopingcamel gave us does not predict sealevel rise at all, smooth or otherwise. "Attribution of the present-day total greenhouse effect" http://pubs.giss.nasa.gov/docs/2010/2010_Schmidt_etal_1.pdf "Principles of Planetary Climate" by R. CO2 is absorbed near 0ºC at the poles, and returned change in OLR but a huge change in solar radiation. Start is raypierre's UChicago website, where he has Python computational machinery, including links to detailed IR spectra databases, developed for use in his course on Principles of Planetary Climate (also the name of his advanced textbook published in 2010 by Cambridge Univ.