THE ASSESSMENT OF TABRIZ TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION SENSITIVITY TO THE INCREASE OF CO2 USING COUPLED ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC GLOBAL CIRCULATION MODELS (AOGCM)

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Journal: MODARRES HUMAN SCIENCES Year:2006 | Volume:10 | Issue:(TOM 48) GEOGRAPHY Page(s): 103-123

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THE ASSESSMENT OF TABRIZ TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION SENSITIVITY TO THE INCREASE OF CO2 USING COUPLED ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC GLOBAL CIRCULATION MODELS (AOGCM)

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CLIMATIC CHANGEQ2

CARBON DIOXIDE DOUBLING IMPACTSQ3

GLOBAL CIRCULATION MODELSQ3

CLIMATE SIMULATIONQ3

TABRIZQ3

Abstract

In this research we used the monthly data resulted from the calculation of temperature and precipitation for a 52 year period (1951-2003). The doubling effect of CO2 on temperature and precipitation, as the most important climatic parameters, was modeled. The resulting Hythergraph and Ambrothermic models of Max-Planck Institute (MPI) ECHAM4 and Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GDFL) for TABRIZ indicated monthly increased of temperature and precipitation during the CO2 doubling periods. A comparison of the present and simulated Ambrothermic models applying GIS confirmed precipitation and temperature changes in TABRIZ. A decrease in the duration and intensity of cold period and freezing days, a reduction in spring and winter precipitation, a change in precipitation from snow to rain, the extension of growth season, the increase in temperature and the resulting dryness are the signs of such changes. Accordingly and based on the current climatic conditions of TABRIZ particularly within the 1990-2003 recording period, it appears that CLIMATIC CHANGEs of TABRIZ are more accordant with the ECHAM4 model than the GFDL.

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GHAVIDEL RAHIMI, Y.. (2006). THE ASSESSMENT OF TABRIZ TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION SENSITIVITY TO THE INCREASE OF CO2 USING COUPLED ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC GLOBAL CIRCULATION MODELS (AOGCM). MODARRES HUMAN SCIENCES, 10((TOM 48) GEOGRAPHY), 103-123. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/6910/en

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GHAVIDEL RAHIMI Y.. THE ASSESSMENT OF TABRIZ TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION SENSITIVITY TO THE INCREASE OF CO2 USING COUPLED ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC GLOBAL CIRCULATION MODELS (AOGCM). MODARRES HUMAN SCIENCES[Internet]. 2006;10((TOM 48) GEOGRAPHY):103-123. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/6910/en

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Y. GHAVIDEL RAHIMI, “THE ASSESSMENT OF TABRIZ TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION SENSITIVITY TO THE INCREASE OF CO2 USING COUPLED ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC GLOBAL CIRCULATION MODELS (AOGCM),” MODARRES HUMAN SCIENCES, vol. 10, no. (TOM 48) GEOGRAPHY, pp. 103–123, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/6910/en

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