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CL1.2

Modelling paleoclimates from the Cretaceous to the Holocene: learning from numerical experiments and model-data comparisons
Convener: Masa Kageyama  | Co-Conveners: Dan Lunt , André Paul , Michal Kucera 
Orals
 / Wed, 10 Apr, 08:30–12:00  / Room Y6
Posters
 / Attendance Wed, 10 Apr, 17:30–19:00  / Yellow Posters

Modelling paleoclimates and the transitions between different climatic states still represents a challenge for models of all complexities. At the same time, the past offers a unique possibility to test models that are used to predict future climate.
We invite papers on paleoclimate model simulations, including time-slices (as in the Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison Project or PlioMIP) and transient simulations of climate variations on timescales ranging from millennial to glacial cycles and beyond. This session has its focus on (but is not restricted to) the Cenozoic and Cretaceaous.
Comparison of different models (complex GCMs, EMICs and/or conceptual models) and between models and data are particularly encouraged.

This session has two partner sessions: "CL4.4 - Using paleoclimate modelling and data to learn about the future" (organised by J. Hargreaves et al) and "CL1.4 - Climate response to orbital forcing" (convened by E McClymont et al).