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Abstract Climatological studies of downslope windstorms (DWs) in the Scandinavian mountains (Scandes) are rare. Here we use 20‐year long simulations with the kilometre‐scale regional climate model HCLIM38‐AROME to study DWs in the Scandes in present and future climate, their connection to large‐scale atmospheric circulation, and their
Patrik Jureša +5 more
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Deep phenotyping of coarse root architecture in R. pseudoacacia reveals that tree root system plasticity is confined within its architectural model. [PDF]
Danjon F, Khuder H, Stokes A.
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Windstorm restoration efficiency using the Kidričevo windstorm (29 June, 2006) as a case study [PDF]
Economic efficiency is one of the many essential demands regarding the technical management of windstorms. The main goal of this paper is to analyze a hypothetical scenario in which a forest owner works independently on windstorm restoration, using his ...
Paulinič, Goran, Krč, Janez
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Turbulence in breaking mountain waves and atmospheric rotors estimated from airborne in situ and Doppler radar measurements. [PDF]
Strauss L +3 more
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Downslope windstorms are an extreme weather phenomenon characterized by accelerating winds down the lee slope of a mountain with gusts often exceeding 45 m s-1. These impact society through damage directly related to the high winds, ground transportation concerns in the vicinity of the windstorm, aviation impacts through the accompanying mountain wave ...
Zoellick, Casey L., author +4 more
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Beyond resolution: Multi-scale weather and climate data for alpine renewable energy in the digital twin era. [PDF]
Schicker I +5 more
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Turbulent downslope windstorm events are frequent phenomena over complex terrain of the eastern Adriatic coast. While severe northern-Adriatic downslope windstorms are since long in the focus of interest, strong bora winds in the hinterland of middle Adriatic coast are much less studied, yet frequent and equally severe phenomena.
Horvath, Kristian +3 more
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Past windstorm occurrence trend, damage, and losses in Penang, Malaysia
Windstorm occurrence in several parts of Malaysia, particularly in the northern region, has severely affected humans, causing damage to property as well as fatality. This study aims to investigate the past windstorm occurrence trend, including damage and
Farah Nadhirah
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Remote-sensing applications to windstorm damage assessment
The collection and study of windstorm damage information is critical for the understanding of wind effects on the built environment, for measuring progress in construction technologies and mitigation measures, and for (ultimately) helping to build ...
Womble, James A.
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TEMPORAL OSCILLATIONS IN DOWNSLOPE WINDSTORMS
Árnason, Sigvaldi +2 more
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