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| **Coordinator: [[jules@blueskiesresearch.org.uk|Julia Hargreaves]]** | **Coordinator: [[jules@blueskiesresearch.org.uk|Julia Hargreaves]]** | ||
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| **Co-coordinator: [[aschmitt@coas.oregonstate.edu|Andreas Schmittner]]** | **Co-coordinator: [[aschmitt@coas.oregonstate.edu|Andreas Schmittner]]** | ||
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| To use paleoclimate information to improve predictions of climate change | To use paleoclimate information to improve predictions of climate change | ||
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| Paleoclimate modellers have for many years argued the importance of paleoclimate simulations as a means of increasing understanding of the climate system. However, it is only in the latest iteration of the climate model inter-comparison project (CMIP5) that paleoclimate runs have been officially included. This means that, for the first time, there exists a coherent ensemble of climate models run for past climates, recent historical, control and future scenarios. | Paleoclimate modellers have for many years argued the importance of paleoclimate simulations as a means of increasing understanding of the climate system. However, it is only in the latest iteration of the climate model inter-comparison project (CMIP5) that paleoclimate runs have been officially included. This means that, for the first time, there exists a coherent ensemble of climate models run for past climates, recent historical, control and future scenarios. | ||
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