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Finding missing clouds in the CONUS404 using Satellite-Derived cloud radiative properties

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By Michael Byrne, Ju-Hye Kim, Jimy Dudhia
| ametsoc.org
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Hacking Kilometer-Scale Models: A Participative Model for Climate Information

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By Michael Byrne, Andrew Gettelman, Pier Luigi Vidale
| Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (BAMS)
Keywords: Climate models; General circulation models; Model comparison; Neural networks; Regional models; Climate services 1. Introduction Advancing our understanding of some of the most poorly understood features of the Earth system necessitates Earth system models (ESMs) capable of representing fine-scale processes and features that are parameterized, poorly represented, or even absent in coarser resolution models.
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Using Tropical Cyclone Reconnaissance to Improve Forecasts of Postlandfall Tropical Cyclone Hazards

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By Michael Byrne, Jason A. Sippel, Sarah D. Ditchek
| Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (BAMS)
Fig. 1. The portions of TC tracks included in this study beginning 72 h prior to landfall through (a) the end of the best track and (b) the last cycle run. Filled white circles with black outlines mark the initial position of each track. White circle outlines mark each 0000 UTC time. The Saffir–Simpson, best-track classification at each location is color coded according to the legend.
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