Michel Crucifix
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Climate modeling: the problem of chaos and instability Inductive and deductive climate models Initial conditions, boundary conditions, and model parameters Model–data comparison versus data assimilation How long will the Holocene last? Ocean stability during the Holocene Conclusions Acknowledgments References
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Climate modeling: the problem of chaos and instability Inductive and deductive climate models Initial conditions, boundary conditions, and model parameters Model–data comparison versus data assimilation How long will the Holocene last? Ocean stability during the Holocene Conclusions Acknowledgments References
Key concepts: Holocene, Climate model, Climatology, Climate state, General Circulation Model, Data assimilation, Instability, Oceanography