Department of Earth Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences (EOAS), The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
Rachel H. White
Department of Earth Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences (EOAS), The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
Mekdes Ayalew Tessema
Department of Earth Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences (EOAS), The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
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Our study increases our confidence in using reanalysis data for reconstructions of past glacier melt and in using dynamical downscaling for long-term simulations from global climate models to project glacier melt. We find that the surface energy balance model, forced with reanalysis and dynamically downscaled reanalysis data, yields <10 % difference in the modeled total melt energy when compared to the same model being forced with observations at our glacier sites in western Canada.
Our study increases our confidence in using reanalysis data for reconstructions of past glacier...
