Chemistry-climate model SOCOL: a validation of the present-day climatology T. Egorova, E. Rozanov, V. Zubov, E. Manzini, W. Schmutz, and T. Peter Institute for Atmospheric and Climate Science ETH, Zurich, Switzerland Physical-Meteorological Observatory/World Radiation Center, Davos, Switzerland Main Geophysical Observatory, St.-Petersburg, Russia National Institute for Geophysics and Volcanolog...

introduction because of the vital role of water in human life, examining the phenomenon of climate change effects on drought severity and frequency is important for any area of interest. nowadays, climate researchers considers the effects of climate change and climate simulations by using the atmospheric-ocean general circulation models. to achieve the prediction of climatologically parameters,...

measurement of organizational climate for rcognition of intra-organizational elements and adjusting them for the managers is highly important. one of the prevalent techniques of measuring the organizational climate is the six dimensional model box of wiseboard which consists of objectives, structure, incentives, communication and auxiliary methods. to these factors in this model, the element of...

the solar radiation received by earth surface is one of the most applicable parameter that is so important in hydrology, agriculture, meteorology and climatological modeling. because of very expensive instrument for measuring the radiation, researchers suggested many different experimental equations to estimate this parameter in different climate. seven models which are calibrated for semi-arid...

background: there can be little doubt that the construction is the most hazardous industry in the worldwide. this study was designed to modeling the factors affecting unsafe behavior from the perspective of safety supervisors. methods: the qualitative research was conducted to extract a conceptual model. a structural model was then developed based on a questionnaire survey (n=266) by two stage ...

[1] The complex interactions among climate variables in the Arctic have important implications for potential climate change, both globally and locally. Because the Arctic is a data-sparse region and because global climate models (GCMs) often represent Arctic climate variables poorly, significant uncertainties remain in our understanding of these processes. In addition to the traditional approac...