6 Best Books on Climate Modeling

We have compiled a list of the Best Reference Books on Climate Modeling, which are used by students of top universities, and colleges. This will help you choose the right book depending on if you are a beginner or an expert. Here is the complete list of Climate Modeling Books with their authors, publishers, and an unbiased review of them as well as links to the Amazon website to directly purchase them. If permissible, you can also download the free PDF books on Climate Modeling below.

 
1."Climate Change and Climate Modeling" by J David Neelin
“Climate Change and Climate Modeling” Book Review: This book is a valuable resource for climate model users and future decision-makers. It delves into the fundamentals of climate science, exploring topics such as global warming, natural climate variations, and the strengths and limitations of climate models. The book also provides access to online resources, including color figures, PowerPoint slides, and problem sets.

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2."Climate Modeling for Scientists and Engineers (Mathematical Modeling and Computation)" by John B Drake
“Climate Modeling for Scientists and Engineers (Mathematical Modeling and Computation)” Book Review: This book provides a comprehensive overview of climate science and modeling techniques. The book is divided into three parts covering climate science, mathematical modeling, and computational techniques. It discusses topics such as global warming, natural climate variations, atmospheric dynamics, numerical methods, and model validation. Additionally, the book includes online resources such as color figures, PowerPoint slides, and problem sets. This book is an ideal resource for climate scientists, engineers, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of climate modeling.

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3."Mathematical Modeling for Climate Change Induced Malaria Transmission" by Loha Abraham
“Mathematical Modeling for Climate Change Induced Malaria Transmission” Book Review: This book is a comprehensive guide on modeling the impact of climate change on malaria transmission. The book covers topics such as the basic biology of the malaria parasite, climate change, epidemiology of malaria transmission, and mathematical modeling. The book discusses various modeling techniques and presents case studies on the impact of climate change on malaria transmission. This book is ideal for researchers and students in the fields of mathematics, epidemiology, and public health who are interested in understanding the complex dynamics of climate change and malaria transmission.

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4."Modeling Potential Impact of Climate Change in Semi-Arid Areas" by Kirina Kitinya and Kironchi Geoffrey
“Modeling Potential Impact of Climate Change in Semi-Arid Areas” Book Review: This book is intended for agricultural extension workers, students, researchers in the agricultural field, and policymakers, and explores the impact of climate change on crop production, focusing on arid and semi-arid areas (ASALs) of Kenya. It utilizes the APSIM crop model to simulate potential climate change impacts on crop production and provides information on how to adapt to the changing climate scenarios in these regions.

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5."Statistical Analysis of Climate Series: Analyzing, Plotting, Modeling, and Predicting with R" by Helmut Pruscha
“Statistical Analysis of Climate Series: Analyzing, Plotting, Modeling, and Predicting with R” Book Review: This book provides a comprehensive guide on statistical methods for analyzing climatological data on temperature and precipitation. It covers techniques for handling yearly, monthly, and daily records, and applies models such as ARIMA, GARCH, and inhomogeneous Poisson methods. Written for statisticians, meteorologists, and natural scientists, the book discusses the potential relevance of these methods in the climate context. It also addresses special statistical topics, including trend, season, and autocorrelation adjustment, and simultaneous statistical inference. This book serves as an invaluable resource for those interested in climate data analysis.

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6."Climate Change Modelling, Planning and Policy for Agriculture" by Anil Kumar Singh and Jagdish Chander Dagar
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