ECHO-G (ECHAM4/HOPE-G) 300-year control simulations ("CTL") were performed with the same initial condition with SRES "A2Ga" and "B2Ga" simulations but with fixed GHG concentration values at 1990. Initial condition was obtained by spinning up the ECHO-G for five years with the restart file of HOPE-G at the model year 311 in the 1000-year control runs (Min et al. 2004, M&D Tech. Report No. 2, http://www.mad.zmaw.de/Pingo/reports/TeReport_Web02.pdf) and climatology of ECHAM4. Flux corrections are applied only for annual mean heat and moisture fluxes, but no corrections for momentum flux. The model was run on a NEC SX-4 at the KMA, Seoul, Korea.
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