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Explicit representation of subgrid variability in cloud microphysics yields weaker aerosol indirect effect in the ECHAM5-HAM2 climate model

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Table 1. Experimental setup indicating whether the parameterized components marked on the top row are calculated in the GCM-scale (–) or in the subcolumn-space ( + ).
Figure 1. Zonal mean cloud properties for present-day conditions for different model configurations (summarized in Table 1) and observa- observa-tions from ISCCP
Figure 2. (a) Autoconversion rate for PI and PD conditions in s −1 at 890 hPa and (b) the relative anthropogenic change for each model configuration.
Figure 3. (a) Cloud droplet nucleation rate for PI and PD conditions in cm − 3 s − 1 at 890 hPa and (b) the relative anthropogenic change for each model configuration.
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