熱帯太平洋のSST傾向が北極冬の地球と地域循環に強い影響を与える
Joonsuk M Kang1, Rhidian Thomas2,3, Nick Dunstone4
1Department of the Geophysical Sciences, The University of Chicago, Chicago, USA.
まとめ
気候モデルは,熱帯太平洋の海面温度 (SST) のトレンドを複製するために苦労します. これらの傾向を調整することで,世界の循環と地域の気候予測が改善され,モデルの信頼性が向上します.
科学分野:
- 気候科学
- 海洋学
- 大気科学
背景:
- 衛星時代の熱帯太平洋の海面温度 (SST) の傾向には不一致がある.
- カップリングされた気候モデルは,しばしば観測されたラニーニャのようなSSTの傾向を正確にシミュレートすることができません.
研究 の 目的:
- 熱帯太平洋のSST傾向の不一致による世界的な循環傾向の影響を調査する.
- 気候モデルの予測の精度を向上させ,SSTのトレンドを制限する.
主な方法:
- カップルモデルSSTのトレンドを制限するために2つの方法を使用しました.コンディショニングバックキャストシミュレーションとペースメーキングカップル気候シミュレーションです.
- 流通傾向の反応とその年次ラニャパターンとの類似性を分析した.
主要な成果:
- 熱帯太平洋のSST傾向を制限すると,熱帯熱帯圏の温暖化が強く減り,再分析データとよりよく一致します.
- ゾナルの平均ジェットに適度な偏移を観測した.
- アメリカ大陸,南アジア,南アフリカなどのENSO敏感地域における地表気温と降水傾向の精度が向上した.
結論:
- 熱帯太平洋のSSTトレンドは,正確な多十年気候モデル予測に不可欠です.
- 観測された気候パターンと地域的な気候の変化とのモデル合意を強化します.
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