ALGORITHMS IN THE SERVICE OF CLIMATE - COLLECTIVE WORK

Discover the fascinating world of climate models, which are the most powerful tool for predicting global warming. This unique publication, based on the analysis of numerical experiments, explains the basic physical processes that control climate change, both contemporary and those from the geological past. Get to know the work of Syukuro Manabe, the Nobel laureate in physics for modeling the Earth's climate.

• Understanding global warming through climate models.
• Analysis of physical processes shaping the climate.
• Insight into past climate changes based on geological data.
• Use of supercomputers to predict future changes.
• Contribution of Syukuro Manabe to the development of climate modeling.
• Practical information for political decision-makers.

Climate models, which are a development of numerical weather forecasting models, use the enormous computing resources of supercomputers. They enable the prediction of future climate changes and their effects, providing valuable information for political decision-makers. This publication not only predicts changes, but also helps to understand them, based on the analysis of many numerical experiments.

Syukuro Manabe, awarded the Nobel Prize in 2021, made a fundamental contribution to the physical modeling of the Earth's climate, the quantification of variability and the reliable prediction of global warming. His work is the basis for further research and actions to protect the climate. This book is an ideal source of knowledge for anyone interested in the topic of climate change and its impact on our planet.

Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN presents this publication in 234x167 mm format, bound in a softcover brochure with 205 pages. The year of publication is 2022, which guarantees the timeliness of the information presented. An irreplaceable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to explore the secrets of climate modeling and understand the mechanisms of global warming.