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Climate Scenarios, Tools, and Modeling

Climate Scenarios, Tools, and Modeling. SNAP: Scenarios Network for Alaska and Arctic Planning ( www.snap.uaf.edu ). GCM output ( ECHAM5) Figure 1A from Frankenberg et al., Science, Sept. 11, 2009.

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Climate Scenarios, Tools, and Modeling

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  1. Climate Scenarios, Tools, and Modeling

  2. SNAP: Scenarios Network for Alaska and Arctic Planning(www.snap.uaf.edu) GCM output (ECHAM5) Figure 1A from Frankenberg et al., Science, Sept. 11, 2009 Current SNAP projections are based on CMIP3 models, and statistically downscaled using PRISM gridded data. CMIP5 models available soon. CRU data and SNAP outputs after PRISM downscaling 0.5 x 0.5degrees to 2 x 2 km • Temperature • Precipitation • Potential Evapotranspiration • Snow-day Fraction • Every month of every year from 1900 to 2100 • 3 emission scenarios • 771m and 2km resolution

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