How predictability depends on the nature of uncertainty in initial conditions in a coupled model of ENSO
JOURNAL OF CLIMATE 13:18 (2000) 3298-3313
Optimal detection and attribution of climate change: sensitivity of results to climate model differences
CLIMATE DYNAMICS 16:10-11 (2000) 737-754
Do-it-yourself climate prediction
Nature Springer Nature 401:6754 (1999) 642-642
A comparison of competing explanations for the 100,000-yr ice age cycle
Geophysical Research Letters 26:15 (1999) 2259-2262
Abstract:
There currently exists no consensus as to the cause of the ice ages of the late Pleistocene. Many of the competing hypotheses have been formulated into mathematical models which enables a rigorous comparison to be made. Spectral analysis fails to distinguish rival models. Using regression analysis, we examine the relative performance of several models, each representative of a different type of modeling approach, as explanations of both the global ice volume and also the time rate of change of the global ice volume. We find there is no objective evidence in the record in favor of any particular model. The respective merits of the different theories must therefore be judged on physical grounds. Copyright 1999 by the American Geophysical Union.Large scale dynamic estimation of ocean surface temperature
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 3 (1999) 1826-1828 vol.3