Project climate time series into the future based on estimated distributional changes of a different set of climate time series, potentially spanning multiple runs over the same time frame, based on the quantile mapping methodology for multi-member climate ensembles developed by Haugen et al. (2018). In its most common use, it allows for a weather or reanalysis variable (i.e. near-surface air temperature) to be projected by the estimated change in distribution shape of a large model ensemble, such as CESM-LE. This gives a future time series reflecting the estimated distributional change in the model. Code is built off of and based on code by Matz Haugen (original found here: https://github.com/matzhaugen/future-climate-emulations-analysis) and is used with permission.
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Author | Kevin Schwarzwald |
Maintainer | Kevin Schwarzwald <kschwarzwald@uchicago.edu> |
License | What license is it under? |
Version | 0.9.8 |
Package repository | View on GitHub |
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