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D E S C R I P T I O N O F W O R K - MEGAPOLI - Dmi

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<strong>MEGAPOLI</strong> 212520<br />

and when available from other projects and are quality assured. AATSR global AOD products are under development<br />

but first results show that the values are very high as compared to ground based measurements from AERONET which<br />

are commonly used as ground truth. TOA radiance and AOD will be made available to Task 1 to evaluate the aerosol<br />

radiative forcing calculated from RCMs and to refine the representation of aerosol optical properties within the climate<br />

models.<br />

Task 6.4: Climate change meteorology (lead: MetO, MPIC)<br />

Meteorological data for driving the CTM simulations in WP5 will be provided from the GCMs and RCMs used in this<br />

WP6, running for present-day conditions as well as one of the standard future scenarios (which will be chosen to be<br />

consistent with those planned for the IPCC 5 th Assessment Report). This will be most important for the regional<br />

modelling where changes in the local climate might significantly affect the chemistry and transport of pollutants.<br />

Deliverables<br />

D6.1 Global radiative forcing from megacity emissions of long-lived greenhouse gases (month 12)<br />

D6.2 Determination of radiative forcing from megacity emissions on global and regional scales (month 18)<br />

D6.3 Comparison of measured and modelled radiative effects (month 24)<br />

D6.4 Comparison of coupled and uncoupled models (month 24)<br />

D6.5 Meteorological fields for present and future climate conditions (month 24)<br />

D6.6 Regional and global climate changes due to megacities using coupled and uncoupled models (month 33)<br />

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