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Ensemble and temporal feature-based framework for rainfall classification in Bangladesh. [PDF]
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Temporally compounding heatwave–heavy rainfall events in Australia [PDF]
International Journal of Climatology, 2023 Natural hazards often occur in combination with other natural hazards rather than as isolated events. While some combinations of hazards are well studied, and their physical connection is increasingly understood, other combinations have received ...
Christoph Sauter, , Hayley J Fowler
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1997
More than any other element of the hydrologic cycle, rainfall exhibits pronounced fluctuations in time and space. Modeling of rainfall entails quantitative representation of the space-time fluctuations of rainfall. Rainfall models are used for a variety of hydroclimatological applications (see Foufoula-Georgiou and Krajewski, 1994 for a detailed review)
J. A. Smith, A. A. Bradley
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More than any other element of the hydrologic cycle, rainfall exhibits pronounced fluctuations in time and space. Modeling of rainfall entails quantitative representation of the space-time fluctuations of rainfall. Rainfall models are used for a variety of hydroclimatological applications (see Foufoula-Georgiou and Krajewski, 1994 for a detailed review)
J. A. Smith, A. A. Bradley
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A heavy rainfall sounding climatology over Gauteng, South Africa, using self-organising maps [PDF]
Climate Dynamics, 2015 The daily weather at a particular place is largely influenced by the synoptic circulation and thermodynamic profile of the atmosphere. Heavy rainfall occurs from a particular subset of synoptic and thermodynamic states.
Liesl L Dyson
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2004
Concerning natural hazards, those linked to rain are very important for mankind, because of the risk induced. In Mediterranean regions and in numerous parts of the world, summer drought and heavy rains are basically the two major climatic hazards. The second one (snow problems and road accidents excepted) is not dangerous because of itself, but because
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Concerning natural hazards, those linked to rain are very important for mankind, because of the risk induced. In Mediterranean regions and in numerous parts of the world, summer drought and heavy rains are basically the two major climatic hazards. The second one (snow problems and road accidents excepted) is not dangerous because of itself, but because
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The microstructure of heavy rainfall in the Netherlands
2023Raindrop size distributions (DSDs) are the main tool for describing and discussing rain microphysics. They play a crucial role in remote sensing of precipitation and extensive efforts have been devoted to measuring and modeling them. However, when it comes to DSDs in extreme rain, very few, reliable, results are available.
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Disaster avoidance control against heavy rainfall
IEEE INFOCOM 2017 - IEEE Conference on Computer Communications, 2017This paper proposes a disaster avoidance control method for use against heavy rainfall and discusses its effectiveness through actual weather data. The proposed control method uses geographical information data including weather data, hazard area data, and physical network data.
Hiroshi Saito +2 more
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Heavy rainfall occurrences in northeast India
International Journal of Climatology, 2012AbstractIn operational meteorology, forecasting heavy rainfall (HRF) events has been a long‐standing challenge in India. This is especially true in certain regions where the physical geography lends itself to the creation of such HRF events. Northeast India (NEI) is one such region within the Asian monsoon zone, which receive very HRF during the pre ...
Rahul Mahanta +2 more
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