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Evaluating the contribution of weather variables to machine learning forecasts of visceral leishmaniasis in Brazil. [PDF]

Environ Res Health
Adams QH, Milando CW, Shioda K, Werneck GL, Rodríguez A, Hamer DH, Wellenius GA.   +6 more
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Systematic review of climate change interventions for improving child health. [PDF]

BMJ Paediatr Open
Ubalde J, Bradshaw C, Fatima SH, Le Souëf P, Judge M.   +4 more
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Community perceptions on climate change and its impacts on malaria transmission in South-eastern Tanzania. [PDF]

Malar J
Nshatsi NC, Mponzi WP, Mwalugelo YA, Msaky DS, Simbeye S, Rite E, Okumu FO, Philbert A, Angelo T, Kaindoa EW.   +9 more
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Weather Economy

Meteorological Technology International, 2017
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Incentive Contract and Weather Risk

Environmental and Resource Economics, 2006
We study contracts designed to remunerate a farmer for the production of an ecosystem service with the payment dependent on the results of the farmer’s actions and on weather conditions. Two contracts are proposed: the first takes into account both the results of the farmer’s actions and a weather variable that reflects the actual atmospheric ...
Loisel, Patrice, Elyakime, Bernard
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Weather Derivatives and Weather Risk Management

Risk Management and Insurance Review, 2005
Weather derivatives are a relatively recent kind of financial product developed to manage weather risks, and currently the weather derivatives market is the fastest‐growing derivative market. The development of weather derivatives represents one of the recent trends toward the convergence of insurance and finance.
Patrick L. Brockett, Mulong Wang, Chuanhou Yang   +2 more
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Weather derivatives valuation and market price of weather risk

Journal of Futures Markets, 2004
AbstractThis paper has two objectives: (1) to propose and implement a valuation framework for temperature derivatives (a specific class of weather derivatives); and (2) to study the significance of the market price of weather risk. The objectives are accomplished by generalizing the Lucas model of 1978 to include the weather as another fundamental ...
Melanie Cao, Jason Wei
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