Gyalistras, D., Schär, C., Davies, H.C. & Wanner, H. (1998)
Future Alpine Climate
In: Cebon, P., Dahinden, U., Davies, H.C., Imboden, D., & Jäger, C. G. (eds.): Views from the Alps: regional perspectives on climate change. MIT Press, Boston, pp. 171-223.

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P. 171: Introduction pdf
P. 173, Tab. 4.1: Climatic input requirements of a selection of Alpine case studies pdf
P. 175, Fig. 4.1: Framework for deriving regional climate change scenarios pdf
P. 176, Fig. 4.2: Interdependency of weather variables pdf
P. 177, Tab. 4.2: Three approaches for constructing regional climate change scenarios pdf
P. 179, Fig. 4.3: Comparison of observed and simulated geopotential height fields
P. 180, Fig. 4.4: Comparison of observed and simulated global mean surface air temperature pdf
P. 183, Fig. 4.5: Northern Hemispheric warming and winter European mean sea level pressure pdf
P. 187, Fig. 4.6: The regionally optimized downscaling approach applied to the alpine region pdf
P. 188, Fig. 4.7: Comparison between observed and statistically downscaled seasonal mean temperatures pdf
P. 189, Fig. 4.8: The European and Alpine orography for three spatial resolutions pdf
P. 192, Fig. 4.9: Simulated and observed mean sea-level pressure for regional climate simulations pdf
P. 193, Fig. 4.10: Simulated and observed monthly precipitation totals for regional climate simulations pdf
P. 195, Tab. 4.3: An instrumental analog scenario for eight Swiss locations pdf
P. 196, Tab. 4.4: Estimate of alpine climate for the next ten to twenty years pdf
P. 198, Fig. 4.11: A Business As Usual climate change scenario for the Swiss Alps for 2075-84 pdf
P. 199, Fig. 4.12: A time-dependent Business as Usual climate change scenario for winter mean temperature and winter total precipitation pdf
P. 200, Fig. 4.13: Two 2xCO2 equilibrium climate change scenarios for the Swiss region pdf
P. 201, Fig. 4.14: A 2xCO2 equilibrium climate change scenario for the Swiss annual mean temperature field pdf
P. 202, Fig. 4.15: A Business as Usual climate change scenario for Europe by the year 2045 pdf
P. 204, Tab. 4.5: Comparison of mean observed near-surface temperature and precipitation over the Alpine region with model simulations pdf
P. 205, Tab. 4.6: Comparison of mean observed near-surface temperature and precipitation over the western Alpine region with model simulations pdf
P. 206, Fig. 4.16: A Business as Usual climate change scenario for the Alpine region for the decade 2075-2084 pdf
P. 208, Tab. 4.7: Selected climate change scenarios for the Alpine region pdf
P. 211, Fig. 4.17: Comparison of estimates for the 2xCO2-sensitivity of the annually and regionally averaged temperature and precipitation over the Alpine region pdf
P. 212-215: Summary and Conclusion pdf


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