Interaction Soil-Biosphere-Atmosphere

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Interaction Soil-Biosphere-Atmosphere (ISBA) is a land-surface parameterisation model scheme describing soil-vegetation-atmosphere interactions.

Atmospheric, oceanographic and climate models

Model types

Atmospheric model · Climate model · Numerical weather prediction · Tropical cyclone forecast model · Atmospheric dispersion modeling · Chemical transport model

Specific models

Climate	IGCM · HadCM3 · HadGEM1 · GFDL CM2.X · CGCM · CCSM · ECHAM

Global weather	IFS (ECMWF) · GEM · GFS · NOGAPS · UM · JMA · GME · ARPEGE

Regional and mesoscale atmospheric	MM5 · NAM · RUC · RAMS · WRF · RAQMS · HIRLAM · LAPS

Regional and mesoscale oceanographic	HyCOM · ROMS

Atmospheric dispersion	ADMS · AERMOD · ATSTEP · AUSTAL2000 · CALPUFF · DISPERSION21 · ISC3 · MEMO · MERCURE · NAME · OSPM · PUFF-PLUME · RIMPUFF · SAFE AIR

Chemical transport	CLaMS · MOZART

Land surface parameterisation	JULES · CLASS · ISBA

Discontinued	AVN / MRF / GSM · Eta · LFM · NGM

Mathematical model · Scientific modelling · Computer simulation

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