Centennial climate change: The unknown variability zone

Crucifix, Michel;de Vernal, Anne;Franzke, Christian
(2017) Past Global Changes Magazine — Vol. 25, p. 133 (2017)

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Arguably, centennial variability has been the forgotten orphan of climate dynamics theory. In a 1990 paper titled "Three basic problems of palaeoclimate modelling", the late Barry Saltzman presented the centennial timescale as a zone with a variability gap – a demilitarized zone, separating people interested in weather from those interested in the slow evolution of climate.
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Crucifix, M., de Vernal, A., & Franzke, C. (2017). Centennial climate change: The unknown variability zone. Past Global Changes Magazine, 25, 133. https://doi.org/10.22498/pages.25.3.133 (Original work published 2017)