Report Series

• Report 1: The Validation of Atmospheric Models
• Report 2: Analysis of the Temporal Behavior of Tropical Convection in the ECMWF Model
• Report 3: The Effect of Horizontal Resolution on Ocean Surface Heat Fluxes in the ECMWF Model
• Report 4: Behavior of an Ocean General Circulation Model at Four Different Horizontal Resolutions
• Report 5: The Effects of Sampling Frequency on the Climate Statistics of the ECMWF General Circulation Model
• Report 6: Sensitivity of Dynamical Quantities to Horizontal Resolution in a Climate Simulation with the ECMWF Atmospheric General Circulation Model (Cycle 33)
• Report 7: AMIP: The Atmospheric Model Intercomparison Project
• Report 8: The Impact of Horizontal Resolution on Moist Processes in the ECMWF Model
• Report 9: A Modeling Perspective on Cloud Radiative Forcing
• Report 10: The Use of General Circulation Models in Detecting Climate Change Induced by Greenhouse Gases
• Report 11: Preliminary Validation of the Low Frequency Variability of Tropospheric Temperature and Circulation Simulated for the AMIP by the ECMWF Model
• Report 12: Simulation of the Indian and East-Asian Summer Monsoon in the ECMWF Model: Sensitivity to Horizontal Resolution
• Report 13: Statistical Intercomparison of Global Climate Models: A Common Principal Component Approach
• Report 14: Ocean Variability and its Influence on the Detectability of Greenhouse Warming Signals
• Report 15: Cloud-Radiative Effects on Implied Oceanic Energy Transports as Simulated by Atmospheric General Circulation Models
• Report 16: DRS User's Guide
• Report 17: The PCMDI Visualization and Computation System (VCS): A Workbench for Climate Data Display and Analysis
• Report 18: A Summary Documentation of the AMIP Models
• Report 19: Global Ocean Circulation and Equator-Pole Heat Transport as a Function of Ocean GCM Resolution
• Report 20: The Northern Wintertime Divergence Extrema at 200 hPa and Surface Cyclones as Simulated in the AMIP Integration of the ECMWF General Circulation Model
• Report 21: Towards the Detection and Attribution of an Anthropogenic Effect on Climate
• Report 22: The Effect of Horizontal Resolution on Cloud Radiative Forcing in the ECMWF Model
• Report 23: Intercomparison of the Spectral Characteristics of 200 hPa Kinetic Energy in Some AMIP Simulations
• Report 24: Documentation of the AMIP Models on the World Wide Web
• Report 25: Estimates of Zonally Averaged Tropical Diabatic Heating in AMIP GCM Simulations
• Report 26: Uncertainties in Global Ocean Surface Heat Flux Climatologies Derived from Ship Observations
• Report 27: A Search for Human Influences on the Thermal Structure of the Atmosphere
• Report 28: Interannual Tropical Rainfall Variability in General Circulation Model Simulations Associated with the Atmospheric Model Intercomparison Project
• Report 29: Nonlinear Principal Component Analysis of Climate Data
• Report 30: Correlation Between Outgoing Longwave Radiation and Surface Temperature in the Tropical Pacific: A Model Intercomparison
• Report 31: Seasonal Characteristics of Precipitation over the United States in AMIP Simulations
• Report 32: Intercomparison of Low-Frequency Variability of the Global 200 hPa Circulation for AMIP Simulations
• Report 33: Model Simulated Northern Winter Cyclone and Anticyclone Activity under a Greenhouse Warming Scenario
• Report 34: EzGet: A Library of Fortran Subroutines to Facilitate Data Retrieval
• Report 35: Structure of the Tropical Lower Stratosphere as Revealed by Three Reanalysis Data Sets
• Report 36: On the Maintenance and Initiation of the Intraseasonal Oscillation in the NCEP/NCAR Reanalysis and the GLA and UKMO AMIP Simulations
• Report 37: Intercomparison of the Seasonal Cycle in 200 hPa Kinetic Energy in AMIP GCM Simulations
• Report 38: Climatology of East Asian Winter Monsoon and Cold Surges: Results from the 1979-1995 NCEP/NCAR Reanalysis
• Report 39: GCM Simulated East Asian Winter Monsoon: Results from Eight AMIP Models
• Report 40: Comparing GCM Simulations, Ensembles and Model Revisions Using Common Principal Components
• Report 41: Comparison of CCM3 Simulations Using Two Climatological Ozone Data Sets
• Report 42: Preliminary Comparison of Climatological Ozone Data Sets
• Report 43: Atmospheric Ozone Climatology for Use in General Circulation Models
• Report 44: The PCMDI Software System: Status and Future Plans
• Report 45: An Overview of the Results of the Atmospheric Model Intercomparison Project (AMIP)
• Report 46: The Sensitivity of AGCM Simulations to the Temporal Resolution of Ocean Surface Boundary Conditions
• Report 47: Determination of the Sampling Size of AGCM Ensemble Simulations
• Report 48: Are Revised Models Better Models? A Skill Score Assessment of Interannual Variability
• Report 49: Comparison of the 200 hPa circulation in CSM and CCM3 simulations and NCEP and ERA reanalysis: Principal and Common Principal Components
• Report 50: Comparison of the 200 hPa circulation in CSM and CCM3 simulations and NCEP and ERA reanalysis: Seasonal Cycle and Interannual variation
• Report 51: The Seasonal Cycle in Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere General Circulation Models
• Report 52: Sampling Strategies for the Comparison of Climate Model Calculated and Satellite Observed Brightness Temperatures
• Report 53: Predictability and the Relationship Between Subseasonal and Interannual Variability During the Asian Summer Monsoon
• Report 54: Comparison of Atmospheric Water Vapor in Observational and Model Data Sets
• Report 55: Summarizing Multiple Aspects of Model Performance in a Single Diagram
• Report 56: Dynamical Seasonal Predictability of the Asian Summer Monsoon
• Report 57: Uncertainties in Observationally Based Estimates of Temperature Change in the Free Atmosphere
• Report 58: An Objective Method for Generating Land/Sea Masks for use in GCM Simulations
• Report 59: Statistical Significance of Trends and Trend Differences in Layer-Average Atmospheric Temperature Time Series
• Report 60: The Sea Surface Temperature and Sea-Ice Concentration Boundary Conditions for AMIP II Simulations
• Report 61: The El Nino Southern Oscillation in Coupled GCMs
• Report 62: Vertical Correlations of Water Vapor in GCMs
• Report 63: Validation of Land-Surface Processes in AMIP Models: A Pilot Study
• Report 64: Interannual Variations in Simulated and Observed MSU-2 Temperatures
• Report 65: Comparison of Variability of the Monthly Mean Temperature of the ECMWF and NCEP Reanalyses and CCM3 and CSM Simulations
• Report 66: Intercomparison of Present and Future Climates Simulated by Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere GCMs
• Report 67: Accounting for the Effects of Volcanoes and ENSO in Comparisons of Modeled and Observed Temperature Trends
• Report 68: On the Potential Predictabilty of Seasonal Land-Surface Climate
• Report 69: Intercomparison of Climate Data Sets as a Measure of Observational Uncertainty
• Report 70: The CCPP-ARM Parameterization Testbed (CAPT): Where Climate Simulation Meets Weather Prediction
• Report 71: An Appraisal of Coupled Climate Model Simulations