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Improving reduced complexity model assessment and usability

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Marcus C. Sarofim *
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Joel B. Smith
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Alexis St. Juliana
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Corinne Hartin
DOI:10.1038/s41558-020-00973-9delete
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Reduced complexity climate models are useful tools with practical policy applications, yet evaluation of their performance and application is nascent. We call for stakeholder-driven development and assessment to address user needs, including provision of open-source code and guidance to inform model selection and application.
Keywords:
IMPULSE-RESPONSE
CARBON-DIOXIDE
CLIMATE-CHANGE
PROJECTIONS
TEMPERATURE
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