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* '''With the Generic Models:''' | * '''With the Generic Models:''' | ||
# Exoplanets of all kinds (rocky planets, super-Earths, mini-Neptunes, hot Jupiters, etc.) | # Exoplanets of all kinds (rocky planets, super-Earths, mini-Neptunes, hot Jupiters, etc.) | ||
| − | # Paleoclimates of Solar System planets (e.g., | + | # Paleoclimates of Solar System planets (e.g., to simulate lakes and glacier on Hesperian/Noachian Mars ; snowball episodes or exploring the Faint Young Sun on Earth ; |
| + | formation and stability of early ocean on Venus ; episodes of atmospheric collapse on Titan) | ||
# Giant planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune) | # Giant planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune) | ||
* '''With the Mars Models:''' | * '''With the Mars Models:''' | ||
# Present-day Mars climate (with water and dust cycles) | # Present-day Mars climate (with water and dust cycles) | ||
| − | # Recent-Mars paleoclimates (e.g., Amazonian epoch) | + | # Recent-Mars paleoclimates (e.g., during Amazonian epoch, to simulate low and high-obliquity epochs) |
| − | # Regional and local weathers on Mars | + | # Regional and local weathers on Mars (e.g. to simulate weather near Mars rover landing sites) |
* '''With the Venus models:''' | * '''With the Venus models:''' | ||
# Present-day Venus climate | # Present-day Venus climate | ||
| − | # Regional weather on Venus | + | # Regional weather on Venus (e.g. to simulate the convection in the cloud layer) |
* '''With the Titan models:''' | * '''With the Titan models:''' | ||
# Present-day Titan | # Present-day Titan | ||
Revision as of 09:24, 29 March 2023
Welcome to the wiki of the Planetary Climate Models (PCM) family! Our numerical climate models cover a wide range of planets described below.
- With the Generic Models:
- Exoplanets of all kinds (rocky planets, super-Earths, mini-Neptunes, hot Jupiters, etc.)
- Paleoclimates of Solar System planets (e.g., to simulate lakes and glacier on Hesperian/Noachian Mars ; snowball episodes or exploring the Faint Young Sun on Earth ;
formation and stability of early ocean on Venus ; episodes of atmospheric collapse on Titan)
- Giant planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune)
- With the Mars Models:
- Present-day Mars climate (with water and dust cycles)
- Recent-Mars paleoclimates (e.g., during Amazonian epoch, to simulate low and high-obliquity epochs)
- Regional and local weathers on Mars (e.g. to simulate weather near Mars rover landing sites)
- With the Venus models:
- Present-day Venus climate
- Regional weather on Venus (e.g. to simulate the convection in the cloud layer)
- With the Titan models:
- Present-day Titan
- Regional and local weather on Titan
- With the Pluto/Triton models:
- Present-day Pluto/Triton climate
- Long-term volatile/ice cycling on Pluto and Triton
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