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Escenarios de cambio climático en el centro de México

Escenarios de cambio climático en el centro de México. Ernesto Caetano y Daniela Cruz-Pastrana CCA-UNAM. Domains. RegCM3 is a compressible , finite difference model with hydrostatic balance and vertical sigma - coordinates . Similar a MM5 pero adaptado para estudios climáticos.

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Escenarios de cambio climático en el centro de México

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  1. Escenarios de cambio climático en el centro de México Ernesto Caetano y Daniela Cruz-Pastrana CCA-UNAM

  2. Domains RegCM3 is a compressible, finitedifferencemodelwithhydrostatic balance and vertical sigma-coordinates. Similar a MM5 pero adaptado para estudios climáticos. Domain 2 100.6W-97.3W y 17.8N-21N Grid of 140 x 140; ds=30km Domain 1 122W-86W y 16N-32N Grid of 160 x 80; ds=30km

  3. Data Temperature, humidity, geopotential heigt, zonal and meridional wind and vertical velocity; time resolution 6 hrs 1982-1991 Reanalysis 1 NCEP-NCAR 2.5° x 2.5° Climatology Climatology 1983-1990 FVGCM 1° x 1.5° Reference Experiments 2071-2073 A2 IPCC emission scenario NASA-NCAR, model FVGCM 1° x 1.5° Scenarios

  4. Temperature (°C). Difference between reference climatology (1983-1990) and scenario (2071-2073).

  5. Magnitude of the wind (m/s). Difference between reference climatology (1983-1990) and scenario (2071-2073).

  6. Monthly average daily accumulated precipitation (mm/day). Difference between reference climatology (1983-1990) and scenario (2071-2073).

  7. Soil moisture (mm). Difference between reference climatology (1983-1990) and scenario (2071-2073).

  8. Mixed layer heigth (m). Difference between reference climatology (1983-1990) and scenario (2071-2073).

  9. Conclusions • In agreement to the experiment on the future:

  10. Temperature (°C). Difference between climatology (1982-1991) and scenario (2071-2073).

  11. Magnitude of the wind (m/s). Difference between climatology (1982-1991) and scenario (2071-2073).

  12. Monthly average daily accumulated precipitation (mm/day). Difference between reference climatology (1982-1991) and scenario (2071-2073).

  13. Soil moisture (mm). Difference between reference climatology (1982-1991) and scenario (2071-2073).

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