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Tim Palmer

Emeritus

Sub department

  • Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics

Research groups

  • Predictability of weather and climate
Tim.Palmer@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 (2)72897
Robert Hooke Building, room S43
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DIAGNOSIS OF EXTRATROPICAL VARIABILITY IN SEASONAL INTEGRATIONS OF THE ECMWF MODEL

JOURNAL OF CLIMATE 7:6 (1994) 849-868

Authors:

L FERRANTI, F MOLTENI, C BRANKOVIC, TN PALMER

PREDICTABILITY OF SEASONAL ATMOSPHERIC VARIATIONS

JOURNAL OF CLIMATE 7:2 (1994) 217-237

Authors:

C BRANKOVIC, TN PALMER, L FERRANTI

A nonlinear dynamical perspective on climate change

Weather Wiley 48:10 (1993) 314-326

Predictability and finite-time instability of the northern winter circulation

Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society Wiley 119:510 (1993) 269-298

Authors:

FRANCO MOLTENI, TN PALMER

Computation of optimal unstable structures for a numerical weather prediction model

Tellus, Series A 45 A:5 (1993) 388-407

Authors:

R Buizza, J Tribbia, F Molteni, T Palmer

Abstract:

Numerical experiments have been performed to compute the fastest growing perturbations in a finite time interval for a complex numerical weather prediction model. The models used are the tangent forward and adjoint versions of the adiabatic primitive-equation model of the Integrated Forecasting System developed at the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts and Meteo France. These have been run with a horizontal truncation T21, and 19 vertical levels. The fastest growing perturbations are the singular vectors of the propagator of the forward tangent model with the largest singular values. -from Authors

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