- Abstract
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Before the beginning
- 3. The 1950s
- 4. Model development in the Age of Aquarius
- 5. The 1970s
- 6. The 1980s
- a. Community modeling gets under way
- b. Atmospheric dynamical cores in the 1980s
- c. Radiative transfer work in the 1980s
- d. Boundary layer and cloud parameterizations during the 1980s
- e. Momentum transport by gravity waves
- f. Land surface modeling during the 1980s
- g. Reanalysis
- h. Global warming becomes a societal concern
- 7. The 1990s
- a. New models and new interactions among modeling groups
- b. Atmospheric dynamical cores
- c. The evolution of the vertical coordinates used in atmosphere and ocean models
- d. Radiative transfer modeling in the 1990s: Unification
- e. Boundary layer, cloud, and aerosol parameterizations during the 1990s
- f. Land surface modeling during the 1990s
- g. Sea ice advances during the 1990s
- 8. Into the twenty-first century
- 9. The future
- 10. The road goes ever on
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