by Andreia Ribeiro, Postdoctoral researcher at the Institute for Atmospheric and Climate Science, ETH Zürich The compound events community gathered once again at the European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2023 … Continue reading Celebrating community and compound events research at EGU23
Blog post written by:Patricia Silva and Khalil Teber On the morning of the 18th of July, around 30 people gathered in a warm room on the first floor of the Faculty … Continue reading Training School on Dynamical Modelling of Compound Events
Blog post written by:Minna M. Keinänen-ToivolaSatakunta University of Applied Sciences, COST DAMOCLES WG2 leader European scientists and experts have co-worked on compound events in the COST DAMOCLES project for the … Continue reading COST DAMOCLES final conference brought global experts together to work on compound weather events
Blog post written by:Minna M. Keinänen-ToivolaSatakunta University of Applied Sciences, COST DAMOCLES WG2 leader During the Corona time, business travel has been scarce. My third business trip in a year … Continue reading On a business trip on the other side of Europe
This summer we will welcome you in Lisbon for the final conference of the DAMOCLES COST action. The conference is entitled ‘Perspectives and ways forward in Compound Event research’ and … Continue reading final conference of the DAMOCLES COST action
by Khalil Teber, PhD candidate at the university of Leipzig in the RSC4Earth group The 23rd and 24th of February, I organized an online workshop about disaster impact data, and … Continue reading Workshop summary: Challenges of linking climate and disaster data to improve the study of compound climate and extreme events
Guest blog by Hakki BaltaciTechnical University of Gebze, Turkey Variations and atmospheric bottom mechanisms triggering simultaneous drought and heat wave events is a phenomenon of natural origin that affects approximately … Continue reading Atmospheric mechanisms triggering concurrent drought and heat wave events in summer over northeastern Brazil
Interreg Baltic Sea Region project NOAH, one of the COST DAMOCLES pilot projects, has worked closely with stakeholders to protect the Baltic Sea from compound events in flooding. NOAH’s task … Continue reading Commitment of stakeholders – magic or an everyday practice?
This blog post was written by Minna M. Keinänen-Toivola, Satakunta University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Logistics and Maritime Technology, Maritime Logistics Research Center and is a copy of the … Continue reading Business travelling in Germany European-wide cooperation on weather extremes
Do you want to contribute to the sustainable management of natural hazards? Do you want to work on multi-hazard risk science? And do you want to do this in a … Continue reading PhD position in data science and the dynamics of multi-hazard risk