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The application of atmospheric circulation classifications in the interpretation of climate model outputs
Stryhal, Jan ; Huth, Radan (advisor) ; Halenka, Tomáš (referee) ; Beranová, Romana (referee)
The application of atmospheric circulation classifications in the interpretation of climate model outputs Mgr. Jan Stryhal Automated (computer-assisted) classifications of atmospheric circulation patterns (circulation classifications, for short) constitute a tool widely used in synoptic and dynamic climatology to study atmospheric circulation and its link to various atmospheric, environmental, and societal phenomena. The application of circulation classifications to output of dynamical models of the atmosphere has developed considerably since the pioneering studies about three decades ago, reflecting rapid development in statistics, computing technology, and-naturally-climatological research, increasingly more and more dependent on simulations of the atmosphere, facing the paradigm of anthropogenic climate change. An uncoordinated use of various statistical approaches to analyzing output of global climate models (GCM) or their various ensembles, and an arbitrary selection of circulation variables, spatial and temporal domains, and reference datasets, have contributed to a need for a comparative study, which would shed some light on the sensitivity of studies dealing with an intercomparison of circulation classifications in two datasets to subjective choices. The present thesis responds to this need...
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Spatiotemporal variability of global and regional climate models
Crhová, Lenka ; Holtanová, Eva (advisor) ; Huth, Radan (referee) ; Metelka, Ladislav (referee)
Title: Spatiotemporal variability of global and regional climate models Author: RNDr. Lenka Crhová Department: Department of Atmospheric Physics Supervisor: RNDr. Eva Holtanová, Ph.D., Department of Atmospheric Physics Abstract: This thesis deals with variability of basic meteorological variables in global and regional climate models (GCMs and RCMs) outputs. Three different approaches were used in order to analyse climate models' ability to represent different aspects of variability of meteorological variables. The temporal variability with focus on its changes during a time and temporal scale components were studied. The relationship between air temperature and precipitation were employed in order to investigate the representation of spatiotemporal variability in climate models. Moreover, the influence of different characteristics of climate model simulations, such as the size of the RCM integration domain or differences between RCM and GCM simulations, were also considered. Two simulations of RCM ALADIN-Climate/CZ with different sizes of integration domain and their driving simulation of GCM ARPÉGE-Climat were used for analysis of the temporal changes in temperature mean and variability and selected simulations of RCMs and GCMs from the EURO-CORDEX and CMIP5 projects were employed for analyses of...
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The application of atmospheric circulation classifications in the interpretation of climate model outputs
Stryhal, Jan ; Huth, Radan (advisor) ; Halenka, Tomáš (referee) ; Beranová, Romana (referee)
The application of atmospheric circulation classifications in the interpretation of climate model outputs Mgr. Jan Stryhal Automated (computer-assisted) classifications of atmospheric circulation patterns (circulation classifications, for short) constitute a tool widely used in synoptic and dynamic climatology to study atmospheric circulation and its link to various atmospheric, environmental, and societal phenomena. The application of circulation classifications to output of dynamical models of the atmosphere has developed considerably since the pioneering studies about three decades ago, reflecting rapid development in statistics, computing technology, and-naturally-climatological research, increasingly more and more dependent on simulations of the atmosphere, facing the paradigm of anthropogenic climate change. An uncoordinated use of various statistical approaches to analyzing output of global climate models (GCM) or their various ensembles, and an arbitrary selection of circulation variables, spatial and temporal domains, and reference datasets, have contributed to a need for a comparative study, which would shed some light on the sensitivity of studies dealing with an intercomparison of circulation classifications in two datasets to subjective choices. The present thesis responds to this need...
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Manifestation of chaotic behavior in observed and simulated series of climatic variables
Skořepa, Jan ; Mikšovský, Jiří (advisor) ; Raidl, Aleš (referee)
Diplomová práce se věnuje analýze chaotického chování v řadách (pseudo)pozorovaných a simulovaných klimatických veličin. Nejprve objasňuji ně- které základní teoretické pojmy související s dynamickými systémy. Potom se zabývám zp·soby rekonstrukce fázového prostoru a uvedu metody odhadu kore- lační dimenze a největšího Ljapunovova exponentu. V praktické části se zabývám pr·měrnou denní teplotou z reanalýz ERA-40 a reanalýzami NCEP/NCAR v tlakových hladinách 850 a 500 hPa z let 1960-2000. Nejprve zkoumám podrobně jednu vybranou řadu. Používám např. metodu falešných soused· a určuji míru vzájemné informace. Zjiš'uji, že korelační dimenze nenabývá konkrétní hodnotu. Pro analýzu celých tlakových hladin vyvíjím program, který počítá divergenci blízkých trajektorií, což je postup používaný při výpočtu největšího Ljapunovo- va exponentu. Tento program postupně aplikuji na oblasti velikosti 20◦ × 30◦ kterými je pokryta celá zeměkoule. Postupně ukazuji a srovnávám výsledky pro reanalýzy v obou tlakových hladinách s ročním chodem a odečteným ročním cho- dem. Tuto metodu aplikuji na výstupy globálních klimatických model· HadCM3 a MPI-ESM-MR v hladině 500 hPa. Podobnou analýzu ještě uskutečňuji u jed- nodimenzionálních řad teploty u reanalýz a u model·. Výsledky opět vizuálně srovnávám. 1
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Analysis of Climate Model Outputs
Chládová, Zuzana ; Raidl, Aleš (advisor) ; Pišoft, Petr (referee) ; Kliegrová, Stanislava (referee)
Title: Analysis of Climate Model Outputs Author: RNDr. Zuzana Chládová E-mail: zuzana.chladova@gmail.com Department: Department of Meteorology and Environment Protection, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague Supervisor: RNDr. Aleš Raidl, Ph.D. Supervisor's e-mail address: ales.raidl@mff.cuni.cz Consultant: doc. RNDr. Jaroslava Kalvová, CSc. Regional climate models are currently the most important tools regularly used for downscaling outputs of global climate models. This analysis compares control and future runs of the global climate models HadCM3, ECHAM5/OPYC3 and ARPÉGE/OPA and the regional climate models RCAO, RCA3, HIRHAM4, HIRHAM5 and ALADIN- CLIMATE/CZ with observed data and CRU data for the Czech Republic. In the period 1961-1990, the global climate models underestimated the air temperature in comparison with corresponding virtual time series representing real data; mean annual courses and variance of the temperature, on the other hand, were simulated satisfactorily. The results of the regional climate models showed overestimation of the model temperature in winter season, while in other seasons the model temperatures corresponded better with real values and the results of simulation were generally more accurate in comparison with global climate models. Concerning...
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