Re: radiative forcing

Subject: Re: radiative forcing
From: Jeffrey T. Kiehl (jtkon@ncar.ucar.edu)
Date: Tue Nov 17 1998 - 08:37:33 MST

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The forcing due to a doubling in CCM3 is 4.17 Wm-2. Yes, you can
use it for a 4XCO2 experiment.

Jeff Kiehl

>
>Has anybody calculated the radiative forcing due to doubling of co2 for
>ccm3.6?
>How much is it?
>Also, is the radiation code suitable for doing, say 4xco2 experiments?

Jeffrey T. Kiehl
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