Linear and nonlinear signatures

Klaus Hasselmann ()
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Klaus Hasselmann: the Max-Planck-Institut für Meteorologie

Nature, 1999, vol. 398, issue 6730, 755-756

Abstract: It seems likely that the warming of the Earth's atmosphere is caused by anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases, and that the warming trend will continue long into the future. What have been, and will be, the consequences for the occurrence of extreme events such as storms, floods and droughts? There are no straightforward answers, but climate models employing nonlinear analysis may be a way forward.

Date: 1999
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