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Cloud Model 1 (CM1)

A numerical model designed for idealized and theoretical studies of the atmosphere

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CM1 is a numerical model used for atmospheric and geophysical research. It is a three-dimensional, non-hydrostatic, non-linear, time-dependent model with several options for equation set and numerical solvers. Although CM1 can be used for multiple purposes, it was specifically designed for studies of relatively small-scale processes in the Earth's atmosphere, such as thunderstorms and turbulent flow.

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