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A coupled atmosphere-ocean model of intermediate complexity for climate change study

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Figure 1. Geometry of the ocean model.
Figure 2. Surface boundary conditions used for the spin-up of the ocean component: Indo-Pacific basin (solid line) and Atlantic (dashed line).
Figure 3. Monthly mean meridional heat transports (in W/m 2 ) in the Atlantic for three different integration methods: as192 (black line),
Figure 4. Evolution in time of the global mean sea surface temperature (SST) during the  present-day climate simulations in four experiments:
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