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1. Environmental Science › Atmospheric aerosols and clouds

   RaFSIP: Parameterizing Ice Multiplication in Models Using a Machine Learning Approach

   Georgakaki and Nenes · Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems · 2024

   The authors built a machine-learning scheme, RaFSIP, to represent secondary ice production in stratiform mixed-phase clouds, and tested it offline and inside the WRF weather model against detailed simulations.

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   1. UncheckedUncertainties in the RaFSIP ice-multiplication scheme change Arctic surface cloud radiative forcing by under 3 W per square metre versus detailed microphysics.“Uncertainties in RaFSIP minimally impact surface cloud radiative forcing in the Arctic, resulting in radiative biases under 3 Wm −2 compared to simulations with detailed microphysics.”