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Extreme Weather Events, Mortality and Migration [PDF]
We estimate the effect of extreme weather on life expectancy in the US. Using high frequency mortality data, we find that both extreme heat and extreme cold result in immediate increases in mortality.
Enrico Moretti, Olivier Deschenes
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Models that try to forecast the detailed geographical distribution of oceanic and atmospheric variables affected by the ENSO cycle are briefly discussed. Combinations of singular-spectrum analysis and the maximum entropy method that hold promise for predicting the ENSO cycle 2-3 yrs in advance are addressed.
Christian L. Keppenne, Michael Ghil
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Public engagement is essential for China to address climate change; however, few studies have explored how to encourage climate awareness among Chinese residents.
Wen Shi +6 more
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CZEXWED: The unified Czech extreme weather database
A crucial step in developing a strategy against natural hazards is the analysis of weather extremes in the past. Due to the multiplication of their impacts when occurring in a larger area, we strongly recommend not evaluating the extremes only at ...
Marek Kašpar +3 more
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Energetic Particle Precipitation during Extreme Space Weather Events [PDF]
Here we provide a selection of extreme geomagnetic storms of the last century based on NOAA classification which lead to the energetic particle precipitation (EPP).
Yakovchuk Olesya, Mironova Irina
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Unraveling Salinity Extreme Events in Coastal Environments: A Winter Focus on the Bay of Brest
Extreme weather events affect coastal marine ecosystems. The increase in intensity and occurrence of such events drive modifications in coastal hydrology and hydrodynamics.
Coline Poppeschi +12 more
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This study examined the trend in extreme weather event related mortality reported in India during 2001–14 and explored the regional, age and sex differentials in such fatalities.
Bidhubhusan Mahapatra +2 more
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The frequency of extreme weather events, including floods, storms, droughts, extreme temperatures, and wildfires, has intensified globally over recent decades due to climate change, affecting human society profoundly.
Dawei Wang +3 more
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Identification of Extreme Wind Events Using a Weather Type Classification
The identification of extreme wind events and their driving forces are crucial to better integrating wind generation into the power system. Recent work related the occurrence of extreme wind events with some weather circulation patterns, enabling the ...
António Couto +2 more
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Ensemble climate-impact modelling: extreme impacts from moderate meteorological conditions
The investigation of risk due to weather and climate events is an example of policy relevant science. Risk is the result of complex interactions between the physical environment (geophysical events or conditions, including but not limited to weather and ...
Karin van der Wiel +4 more
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