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THOMSON, Allison M; BROWN, Robert A; GHAN, Steven J; IZAURRALDE, R. Cesar; ROSENBERG, Norman J; LEUNG, L. Ruby
Climatic change, 07/2002, Letnik: 54, Številka: 1-2Journal Article
Crop growth models, used in climate change impact assessments to project production on a local scale, can obtain the daily weather information to drive them from models of the Earth's climate. Thomson et al use the PNNL Regional Climate Model which uses a sub-grid parameterization to resolve the complex topography of the US Pacific Northwest and simulate meteorology to drive the Erosion Productivity Impact Calculator crop model.
