SELECTION OF OPTIMAL PARAMETERS OF THE NUMERICAL REGIONAL CLIMATIC MODEL (RCM) FOR THE CENTRAL ASIA DOMAIN
Keywords:
climate, regional climate model, numerical experiments, optimal parametersAbstract
Based on a regional climate model the numerical experiments made it possible to select the optimal ones for reproducing such elements of the climate system as the surface temperature and precipitation. As the boundary and initial conditions the data of the Era-Interim European Center for Medium-Range Forecasts reanalysis were used. The climate model with optimally specified parameters will provide an opportunity to assess the parameters of the future climate within the Central Asia domain under different greenhouse gas emission scenarios.
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