V. D. Pope, Terry Davies
Abstract
Model validation is a crucial process that underpins model development and gives confidence to the results from running models. This article discusses a range of techniques for validating atmosphere models given that the atmosphere is chaotic and incompletely observed.
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Model validation is a crucial process that underpins model development and gives confidence to the results from running models. This article discusses a range of techniques for validating atmosphere models given that the atmosphere is chaotic and incompletely observed.
Key concepts: Atmosphere (unit), Atmospheric model, Computer science, Climate model, Range (aeronautics), Atmospheric models, General Circulation Model, Process (computing)