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Precipitation Change in Korea due to Atmospheric $CO_2$ Increase

대기중 $CO_2$ 증가에 따른 한반도 강수량 변화

  • Published : 1995.06.01
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Abstract

A precipitation change in Korea due to atmospheric $CO_2$ doubling has been estimated with a mixed method(Robinson and Finkelstein, 1991) to represent regional precipitation distribution from the simulated precipitation data by three GCM(general circulation model) (CCC, UI, and GFDL GCM) experiments. As a result of this analysis, the precipitation change by atmospheric $CO_2$ doubling can be summarized as follows: The precipitation increases as much as 25mm/yr during spring season and more than 50mm/yr during summer and autumn. However, it decreases as much as 13mm/yr during winter. In terms of percentage with respect to current precipitation climatology, we may have more rain as much as 10%, 13% and 24%, respectively, for spring, summer and autumn than current precipitation. However, we may have less winter precipitation than current climatological average.

대기중 $CO_2$ 배증에 따른 한반도 강수량 변화가 3개 GCM(CCC, UI와 GFDL)의 기후변화 실험에 따른 광역적 강수변동 자료로부터 Robinson과 Finkelstein이 제시한 혼합적 방법에 의하여 계산되었다. 계산 결과 도출된 대기중 CO$ 배증에 따라 예상되는 강수량 변화는 다음과 같다. 봄철에 예상되는 강수량 증가는 약 25mm/yr정도이며 여름철과 가을철의 강수량 증가는 50mm/yr를 상회하였다. 그러나 겨울철에는 13mm/yr 감소하였다. 현 강수량에 대한 백분율로 보면 봄철, 여름철과 가을철에 각각 10%, 13%와 24%의 강수량 증가를 보인 반면에 겨울철에는 현재보다 다소 감소할 것이 예상된다.

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