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It's pretty easy to get most of these numbers just by googling and/or Wikipedia. I compiled lots of them on the Azimuth Wiki, but I ran out of energy before it had everything I wanted. (1/2)
I'm guessing (?) Avi wants to know: what numbers and models are particularly good numbers and models to know? IIRC Henson's book does a reasonable job of answering that for readers who are pretty serious about wanting to dig into climate, but not necessarily turn pro :-)
Wish I had a better reference! The IPCC report is good, but a bit much. I find myself going down rabbitholes that make Wikipedia look like a meditation session.
Yes, this is definitely a case of not even knowing what questions to ask. I’ll get a copy of Henson’s book to start.
If you can get a preview on Amazon or Google Books, take a look. My guess is there's a book that's a good fit for what you're looking for, but I'm not sure Henson is it.
for a (hydrology focused) piece on quantifying uncertainty in environmental modelling, "Environmental Modelling: An Uncertain Future?" by Keith Beven is a great read. he came up with GLUE, which, like it or hate it, at least got people talking about epistemic model uncertainty
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