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How Well Do CMIP6 Climate Models Simulate the Cold Air Outbreaks in East Asia?
East Asian cold air outbreaks (CAOs) significantly impact agriculture, industry, transportation, and other socioeconomic activities. This study employs a three-dimensional detection technique and self-organizing maps to classify East Asian CAOs into three types: northern type (NT), central type (CT)
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