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  Implementation of the CORINE land use classification in the regional climate model REMO

Gao, Y., Weiher, S., Markkanen, T., Pietikäinen, J.-P., Gregow, H., Henttonen, H., et al. (2015). Implementation of the CORINE land use classification in the regional climate model REMO. Boreal Environment Research, 20, 261-282.

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Henttonen, H.M., Author
Jacob, Daniela1, Author           
Laaksonen, A., Author
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 Abstract: Regional climate models provide an effective way to study the effects of land use changes on regional climate conditions. A precise land cover map is a precondition for land use change studies. We introduce a more realistic high-resolution land cover map, CORINE Land Cover (CLC), to replace the Global Land Cover Characteristics Database (GLCCD), which is used as a standard land cover map in the regional climate model REMO. In this study, present-day climate simulations over northern Europe are performed by using REMO at 18-km resolution with both CLC and GLCCD. Simulated maximum and minimum 2-m air temperatures, diurnal temperature range and precipitation are assessed with the observation-based E-OBS data. The updated CLC enhances the realism of the description of present-day land surface. However, biases from simulated climate conditions to observations are only marginally reduced while more improvements are expected to be achieved by further developments in model physics. © 2015, Finnish Environment Institute. All rights reserved.

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Language(s): eng - English
 Dates: 201320152015
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Pages: - Volume / Issue: 20 Sequence Number: - Start / End Page: 261 - 282 Identifier: -