The need to operationalize climate modelling

Christian Jakob (), Andrew Gettelman and Andrew Pitman
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Christian Jakob: Monash University
Andrew Gettelman: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Andrew Pitman: University of New South Wales, Sydney

Nature Climate Change, 2023, vol. 13, issue 11, 1158-1160

Abstract: Climate models have evolved from research tools to underpin decision-making across the globe. To provide optimal value for society in the future, the models need to be made operational.

Date: 2023
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