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Рассматриваются верификация и последующая коррекция методом математического моделирования поля потока геотермического тепла для дальнейшего применения в численных экспериментах с моделью земной системы, составная часть которой – Гренландский ледниковый щит. Скорректированное поле потока геотермического тепла тестируется как для случая, реконструированного по данным измерений поля сумм атмосферных осадков, так и для поля, сгенерированного простой моделью баланса влаги и тепла, которая служит буфером между моделью общей циркуляции атмосферы и океана и моделью ледникового щита.
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