Deliverables
Guideline for deliverables:
A project deliverable represents a verifiable output of the project, which is subject to review by the Commission. The formal approval of deliverables by the Commission services forms part of the Periodic review process.
- Deliverables should be submitted in electronic PDF format, to the coordinator via the relevant WP leader, with a deliverable cover sheet on the front, by the end of the month shown in the Description of Work (DoW, Annex I of the CA). Any delay in the submission of a deliverable must be reported.
- The text in blue in the deliverable cover sheet should be completed with the relevant information, and the dissemination level of the deliverable should be indicated.
- Deliverables that are of a nature other than written "reports", such as "prototypes", "demonstrators" or "others", should also be accompanied by a short report, including any available supporting material, so that the European Commission has a record of their existence.
- Deliverables do not need to be long reports. However, they should be made as useful as possible, and they should include all of the relevant information.
- Deliverables shall be of a suitable quality to enable direct submission to the Commission without any additional editing.
Deliverables
D1.1 Written summary on incorporation and test of new components in the relevant ESM
D1.2 Each ESM run with multiple new components fully coupled, and performance in control state evaluated
D1.3 Present day simulation with each ESM using common protocol. Evaluation and, where possible, constraint of new components using available observations
D2.2 Implementation and first simulations with improved aerosol-cloud interaction in COSMOS
D2.3 Report on heterogeneous processes on aerosol and cloud droplet surface
D2.4 Report on the role of chemistry-aerosol-cloud interactions for the radiative forcing at 2xCO2
D2.5 Report on vegetation-C+N-aerosol-cloud coupling
D2.6 Report on aerosol-cloud-chemistry coupled to vegetation and C+N cycles
D3.1 Report on the incorporation of the stratosphere in ESMs
D3.2 Stratosphere troposphere dynamical feedback
D3.3 Troposphere-stratosphere system in the tropics
D4.1 Preliminary validation of AOGCMs including new sea-ice representation
D4.2 Validation of permafrost modules implemented in AOGCMs
D4.3 Assessment of performance of AOGCMs coupled to Greenland and Antarctic models
D5.1 Ocean initialisation
D5.3 Assessment of initialization strategy
D6.1 Report Stream 1 decadal prediction experiments
D6.2 Report on stream 1 potential predictability experiments
D6.3 Report on stream 2 decadal prediction experiments. Data stored in CMIP5 archive
D6.4 Report on Stream 2 Potential predictability eyperiments.
D7.1 CMIP5 simulations including quality control, delivery of results to CMIP5 database
D7.2: Report on radiative feedback quantifications in CMIP5 simulations
D7.3 Carbon cycle feedback analysis CMIP5
D7.4 Phase II climate projection experiments including quality control, delivery of results to database
D7.5 Radiative forcing/feedback analysis in phase II projections, comparison to CMIP5 results
D7.6 Feedbacks of individual new components: Carbon/nitrogen cycle
D7.7 Feedbacks of individual new components: Cryosphere
D8.1 Implication of new generation ESMs for existing climate policy scenarios
D8.2 Effects on precipitation and temperature fields and on global and regional drought indices due to new feedbacks in ESMs
D8.3 Impacts of new component ESM scenarios on global water cycle and water resources
D8.4 Impacts of new component ESM scenarios on biomass productivity and agriculture
D8.5 Assessment of additional regional feedbacks and their regional impacts in the Arctic
D8.6 Assessment of additional regional feedbacks and their regional impacts in the Amazon
D8.7 Assessment of additional regional feedbacks and their regional impacts in the Mediterranean
