Abstract
We consider simulation of the present day climate with the use of the climate model INM-CM48 in comparison with the result of the previous model INMCM4.0 which used different parameterizations of many physical processes and also in comparison with the model INM-CM5 which uses the same parameterizations, but with better spatial resolution. It is shown that the model INM-CM48 reproduces the modern climate better than the model INMCM4.0 in most indicators.
Funding: The work was performed in the Marchuk Institute of Numerical Mathematics of the RAS. Numerical experiments with the model were performed with the support of the Russian Science Foundation, project 14– 27–00126. The processing of numerical experiments was supported by the Government of Russian Federation (agreement 14.Z50.31.0033 with IAP RAS).
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