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DOE OSTI · 1045467

Total Precipitable Water

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The simulation was performed on 64K cores of Intrepid, running at 0.25 simulated-years-per-day and taking 25 million core-hours. This is the first simulation using both the CAM5 physics and the highly scalable spectral element dynamical core. The animation of Total Precipitable Water clearly shows hurricanes developing in the Atlantic and Pacific.

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2012-01-01. Total Precipitable Water. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1045467

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