Abstract
The Goddard Institute for Space Studies general circulation model (GISS GCM) differs from most other general circulation models in that it is designed for use exclusively on global climate change problems. Typical applications include assessments of the climatic response to increasing greenhouse gas concentrations and volcanic eruptions, evaluations of unforced variability of the atmosphere-ocean system, paleoclimatic simulations, and process studies of other planetary atmospheres.
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