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Influence of historical urban expansion on the regional climate: A case study in the Paris region with CNRM-AROME
The new generation of Convection-Permitting Regional Climate Models (CP-RCM), coupled inline with surface models, provides an ideal framework for urban-scale impact studies. To this end, it is essential to accurately represent cities, both physically and spatially. Taking the Paris region (France) a
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