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The Rand version of the Mintz-Arakawa two-level general circulation model of the atmosphere was used to study effects of a 6.5% reduction in incoming solar radiation. Sixty days were simulated. The temperatures of both the atmosphere and the ground began dropping immediately, relative to a control experiment, and dropped fairly steadily, reaching an average decrease of about a degree centigrade at the end of sixty days. (Modified author abstract)
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Ebook · DTIC AD0770607: The Black Cloud Experiment · Defense Technical Information Center · Internet Archive
DTIC Archive · Kahle, Anne B · RAND CORP SANTA MONICA CA · *CLIMATE · *CLIMATE CHANGE · AIR POLLUTION · ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE · COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION · MOISTURE · SOLAR RADIATION