Abstract.
Improvements
in
the
representation
of
land
carbon
cycle
Earth
system
models
participating
Coupled
Model
Intercomparison
Project
Phase
6
(CMIP6)
include
interactive
treatment
both
and
nitrogen
cycles,
improved
photosynthesis,
soil
hydrology.
To
assess
impact
these
model
developments
on
aspects
global
cycle,
System
Evaluation
Tool
(ESMValTool)
is
expanded
to
compare
CO2
concentration
emission
driven
historical
simulations
from
CMIP5
CMIP6
observational
data
sets.
A
particular
focus
differences
with
without
an
terrestrial
cycle.
Overestimations
photosynthesis
(gross
primary
productivity
(GPP))
were
largely
resolved
for
but
remaining
one.
This
points
importance
including
nutrient
limitation.
Simulating
leaf
area
index
(LAI)
remains
challenging
a
large
spread
CMIP6.
In
ESMs,
mean
uptake
(net
biome
(NBP))
well
reproduced
multi-model
means.
However,
this
result
underestimation
NBP
northern
hemisphere,
which
compensated
by
overestimation
southern
hemisphere
tropics.
Carbon
stocks
remain
uncertainty
models.
While
vegetation
content
slightly
better
represented
CMIP6,
inter-model
range
same
between
Overall,
slight
improvement
simulation
parameters
found
compared
CMIP5,
many
biases
remaining,
further
improvements
LAI
required.
Models
modeling
groups
CMIP
phases
generally
perform
similarly
or
their
not
as
significant
means
due
more
new
especially
those
using
older
versions
Community
Land
(CLM).
Emission
just
despite
added
process-realism.
Due
we
recommend
ESMs
future
standard
so
that
climate-carbon
feedbacks
are
fully
active.
The
inclusion
limitation
led
process,
suggesting
need
view
necessary
part
all
Possible
benefits
when
limiting
nutrients
such
phosphorus
should
also
be
considered.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Feb. 16, 2023
Marine
heterotrophic
Bacteria
(or
referred
to
as
bacteria)
play
an
important
role
in
the
ocean
carbon
cycle
by
utilizing,
respiring,
and
remineralizing
organic
matter
exported
from
surface
deep
ocean.
Here,
we
investigate
responses
of
bacteria
climate
change
using
a
three-dimensional
coupled
biogeochemical
model
with
explicit
bacterial
dynamics
part
Coupled
Model
Intercomparison
Project
Phase
6.
First,
assess
credibility
century-scale
projections
(2015–2099)
stock
rates
upper
100
m
layer
skill
scores
compilations
measurements
for
contemporary
period
(1988–2011).
Second,
demonstrate
that
across
different
scenarios,
simulated
biomass
trends
(2076–2099)
are
sensitive
regional
temperature
stocks.
Bacterial
declines
5–10%
globally,
while
it
increases
3–5%
Southern
Ocean
where
semi-labile
dissolved
(DOC)
stocks
relatively
low
particle-attached
dominate.
While
full
analysis
drivers
underpinning
changes
all
is
not
possible
due
data
constraints,
mechanisms
DOC
uptake
free-living
first-order
Taylor
decomposition.
The
results
increase
drives
Ocean,
northern
high
latitudes.
Our
study
provides
systematic
at
global
scale
critical
step
toward
better
understanding
how
affect
functioning
biological
pump
partitioning
pools
between
layers.
Science Advances,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(43)
Published: Oct. 25, 2023
Because
of
global
warming,
Earth's
ecosystems
have
been
experiencing
more
frequent
and
severe
heatwaves.
Heatwaves
are
expected
to
tip
terrestrial
carbon
sequestration
by
elevating
ecosystem
respiration
suppressing
gross
primary
productivity
(GPP).
Here,
using
the
convergent
cross-mapping
technique,
this
study
detected
positive
bidirectional
causal
effects
between
GPP
in
two
unprecedented
European
enhanced
effect
strength
on
rather
than
across
40
site-years
observations.
Further
analyses
simulations
revealed
spatial
heterogeneity
heatwave
response
link
respiration,
which
was
jointly
driven
local
climate
vegetation
properties.
However,
showed
considerable
uncertainties
CMIP6
models.
This
reveals
an
during
heatwaves,
shedding
light
improving
projections
for
sink
dynamics
under
future
extremes.
Frontiers in Climate,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Feb. 13, 2024
Tropical
cyclones
are
prone
to
cause
fatalities
and
damages
reaching
far
into
billions
of
US
Dollars.
There
is
evidence
that
these
events
could
intensify
under
ongoing
global
warming,
accordingly
disaster
prevention
adaptation
strategies
necessary.
We
apply
Pseudo-Global
Warming
(PGW)
as
a
computational
cost-efficient
alternative
conventional
long-term
modeling,
enabling
the
assessment
historical
future
storylines.
Not
many
studies
specifically
assess
sensitivity
PGW
in
context
short-term
extreme
United
States.
In
an
attempt
close
this
gap,
study
explores
hurricane
intensity
different
configurations,
including
purely
thermodynamic,
dynamic,
more
comprehensive
modulation
initial
boundary
conditions
using
Weather
Research
Forecasting
Model
(WRF).
The
climate
perturbations
calculated
two
individual
CMIP6
models
with
relatively
low
high
temperature
change
ensemble
mean,
all
SSP5-8.5.
WRF
was
set
up
two-way
nesting
framework
domains
25
5
km
spatial
resolution.
Results
show
uncertainties
exist
between
thermodynamic
dynamic
approaches,
whereas
deviations
approach
variable
low.
Hurricanes
modeled
tend
toward
higher
intensities,
perturbation
wind
may
impose
unwanted
effects
on
cyclogenesis,
for
example
due
increased
vertical
shear.
highest
sensitivity,
however,
stems
from
selected
model.
conclude
should
thoroughly
imposed
by
scheme,
similar
those
model
parameterizations.
All
simulation
results
suggest
increase
maximum
speeds
precipitation
impact
mean.
An
unfolding
inspected
warmer
world
therefore
exacerbate
impacts
nature
society.
Abstract.
Improvements
in
the
representation
of
land
carbon
cycle
Earth
system
models
participating
Coupled
Model
Intercomparison
Project
Phase
6
(CMIP6)
include
interactive
treatment
both
and
nitrogen
cycles,
improved
photosynthesis,
soil
hydrology.
To
assess
impact
these
model
developments
on
aspects
global
cycle,
System
Evaluation
Tool
(ESMValTool)
is
expanded
to
compare
CO2
concentration
emission
driven
historical
simulations
from
CMIP5
CMIP6
observational
data
sets.
A
particular
focus
differences
with
without
an
terrestrial
cycle.
Overestimations
photosynthesis
(gross
primary
productivity
(GPP))
were
largely
resolved
for
but
remaining
one.
This
points
importance
including
nutrient
limitation.
Simulating
leaf
area
index
(LAI)
remains
challenging
a
large
spread
CMIP6.
In
ESMs,
mean
uptake
(net
biome
(NBP))
well
reproduced
multi-model
means.
However,
this
result
underestimation
NBP
northern
hemisphere,
which
compensated
by
overestimation
southern
hemisphere
tropics.
Carbon
stocks
remain
uncertainty
models.
While
vegetation
content
slightly
better
represented
CMIP6,
inter-model
range
same
between
Overall,
slight
improvement
simulation
parameters
found
compared
CMIP5,
many
biases
remaining,
further
improvements
LAI
required.
Models
modeling
groups
CMIP
phases
generally
perform
similarly
or
their
not
as
significant
means
due
more
new
especially
those
using
older
versions
Community
Land
(CLM).
Emission
just
despite
added
process-realism.
Due
we
recommend
ESMs
future
standard
so
that
climate-carbon
feedbacks
are
fully
active.
The
inclusion
limitation
led
process,
suggesting
need
view
necessary
part
all
Possible
benefits
when
limiting
nutrients
such
phosphorus
should
also
be
considered.