지구물리 (Journal of the Korean Geophysical Society)

한국지구물리·물리탐사학회 (Korean Society of Earth and Exploration Geophysicists)
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마지막 최대 빙하기의 온도 및 물수지 변화 수치모델연구

Numerical Model study of Surface Temperature and Hydrological Budget Change for the Last Glacial Maximum

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미국 해양대기청의 CCM3 기후모델을 이용하여 마지막최대빙하기 (Last Glacial Maximum(LGM)의 기온 및 물. 이용된 수치모델의 수평해상도는 약 75 km로 비교적 상세한 기후 기작들이 표현된다. LGM 실험은 CLIMAP 프로젝트에서 복원된 표층해수가 경계조건으로 이용되었으며 , LGM에 낮았던 대기 이산화탄소농도(200 pm) 이 적용되었고, 대륙빙하를 포함한 LGM 지표지형이 표현되었다 . LGM 경계조건하에서 전구온도는 겨울철 6.1도 여름철 5.6도 그리고 연평균 6도정도 감소한 것으로 시뮬레이션 된다 . 표층 기온의 감소는 14% 감소하고 여름에 17% 그리고 연간 13% 감소한다. 하지만, 미국, 남부유럽, 동아프리카, 남아메리카 등은 겨울에 현재보다 더 습하게 나타나며 , 캐나다 와 중동 지방은 여름철에 습윤하게 시뮬레이션 된다 . 이런 결과들은 호수면 변화기록으로부터 복원한 고기후 프락시 물수지 자료들과도 대체로 잘 일치한다 . 전체적으로 고해상도 기후모델은 지상에서 나타나는 세부적인 특징들을 잘 재현해내고 있다 .

The surface temperature and hydrological budget for the last glacial maximum (LGM) is simulatedwith an atmospheric general circulation model of NCAR CCM3 at spectral truncation of T170, corespondingto a grid cel size of roughly 75 km. LGM simulations were forced with the reconstructed CLIMAP sea surface temperatures, sea ice distribution, ice sheet topography, reduced CO2, and orbital parameters.oC in winter, 5.6oC in sumer,and 6oC annual-mean. The decrease of surface temperature leads to a weakening of the hydrologicalcycle. Global-mean precipitation decreases by about 14% in winter, 17% in summer, and 13% annually.However, some regions such as the U.S., southern Europe, northern and eastern Africa, and the SouthAmerica appear to be weter in the LGM winter and Canada and the Midle East are weter in sumer. model captures detailed climate features over land.

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