By Lou Brett, University of Strathclyde 🚀 We want to hear from you and your exciting research! Always wanted to make your research more visible? If you’re interested in joining … Continue reading Early Career Researcher (ECR) of the Month (Feb 2024) – Lily-belle Sweet
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by Lily-belle Sweet, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) Existing crop models underestimate the impacts of individual climate extremes on yields, but agricultural yield shock can also be caused by … Continue reading From a Short-Term Scientific Mission to the Creation of a Community for Machine Learning and Crop Modelling
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
Guest blog by Milan Gazdic , University of Belgrade (Serbia) In Montenegro, forests and forest land occupy approximately 70% of the territory of the country. Montenegro forests provide many benefits … Continue reading Potential effects of climate change on fires in the Balkan area
Guest blog by Benjamin Poschlod Southern Norway is regularly exposed to floods triggered by heavy precipitation and snow-melt. A combination of high temperature leading to snow-melt and heavy rainfall is … Continue reading The compound event of heavy rainfall combined with snow-melt in southern Norway
Guest blog by Cenk Sezen Rain-on-snow events Rain-on-snow (ROS) floods, that is, the combined occurrence of snowmelt and rainfall events can cause huge economic impacts and endanger human lives due … Continue reading Investigating climate change impact on Rain-On-Snow events
Many extreme impacts on society are caused by compound events, which were recently defined as a combination of multiple drivers and/or hazards contributing to societal or environmental risk. Compound events … Continue reading Towards a categorisation of statistical methods to study compound events
Guest blog by Davide Faranda, M. Carmen Alvarez Castro Mediterranean cyclones or "medicanes" Windstorms, extreme precipitations and instant floods seems to strike the Mediterranean area with increasing frequency. These events … Continue reading Medicanes: tropical-like-cyclones in the Mediterranean Sea and their uncertain fate with climate change