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Climate Services
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ISSN 2405-8807 · Elsevier · 628 artikel di indeks
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Evaluation of high-resolution downscaled CMIP6 projections for adaptation to climate extremes in Connecticut
Climate information frequently lacks sufficient detail and accuracy to be actionable at local scales, posing a challenge to the prioritization of limited resources. Several downscaled CMIP6 projections were evaluated across the state of Connecticut to assess their suitability for local planning…
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Projected changes in European hail damage risk to buildings: Insights from 3 °C Pseudo Global Warming simulations with a km-scale regional climate model
Severe hailstorms are among the most destructive weather phenomena in Europe, with the recent hail seasons of 2022 and 2023 both causing record losses above 5 billion euros. This highlights the importance of assessing hail risk in a warming climate. We approach this question by leveraging 11-year…
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A climate indicator dashboard for communicating climate change in the Okanagan Valley of B.C.
The Okanagan Valley in British Columbia, Canada, is increasingly vulnerable to climate change, experiencing hotter temperatures, longer and more intense wildfire seasons, extreme cold events, long-term droughts, and less predictable water supplies. Communities now often experience multiple…
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Building the scientific basis for the adaptation strategy of an Alpine region: The ‘State of the climate in Trentino’ report
Many regional administrations are currently developing tailored adaptation strategies, based on the unique characteristics of their territories, which includes local climate patterns and, more importantly, environmental and socioeconomic factors. Yet, exploiting this wealth of information to design…
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Growing population exposure to extreme floods in the Pearl River Basin in the future under global warming levels
Climate change and socioeconomic development are projected to change flood risk in China’s Pearl River Basin (PRB), yet the future pathways of this risk remain unclear. This study quantifies population exposure to extreme floods from 1985 to 2100 by integrating a basin-calibrated WEB-DHM-SG…
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Multi-index assessment of meteorological drought in Türkiye based on CHIRPS and TRMM data
Drought is one of the most critical environmental challenges, particularly in regions with high climatic variability such as Türkiye. This paper examines the spatiotemporal patterns of meteorological drought in Türkiye within a multi-index framework. In this regard, three precipitation-based…
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Ambient temperature variation (DTR, TCN, and TV
Background: Despite robust evidence linking temperature variation and ambient air pollution to cardiopulmonary mortality, quantitative evidence regarding their effects on pulmonary hypertension (pH) hospitalizations is still scarce. Methods: In this single-center, time-stratified case-crossover…
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A socio-environmental analysis of households’ livelihood vulnerability to agricultural drought in Kwara State, Nigeria
Agricultural drought has significant consequences on agriculture, water resources and the livelihoods of rural communities. This study examined the key socioeconomic and environmental factors that influence drought risk and resilience and assessed how exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity…
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A web-based, gridded Atlas of multi-hazard, multi-species climate risks and technology options to support adaptation planning in South Asian Agriculture
South Asian agriculture faces escalating food security challenges, with smallholder farmers increasingly exposed to erratic rainfall, heat extremes, and recurrent climate shocks. Yet adaptation planning remains hindered by fragmented, low-resolution generic data and limited scientific validation of…
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User acceptance of climate-scenario materials: a case study on the ÖKS15 Austrian climate scenarios
Climate-scenario materials such as data visualizations, maps, factsheets, and reports become increasingly relevant in multiple professional fields, yet empirical evidence on their use and user acceptance remains scarce. This study investigates the frequency of use and determinants of user…
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A data-driven framework for typhoon fatality risk assessment in data-scarce regions: implications for risk management and (re)insurance
Insurers and reinsurers face a structural blind spot in typhoon-exposed emerging markets as human fatality risk is material for underwriting, parametric triggers, and reputational capital, yet is rarely quantified due to sparse and unreliable data. This study introduces a Typhoon Fatality Risk…
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Evaluating multidimensional climate risk perception using an index approach: A study of agrarian households in the Central Karakoram, Pakistan
Agrarian households in the high mountains of Pakistan’s Central Karakoram are exceptionally vulnerable to climatic risks. However, climate-induced multi-risk perceptions remain underexplored in the existing scientific and empirical literature. Understanding climatic driven risk perception is…
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Operationalising local knowledge to enhance climate services: evidence from a systematic review
Climate services (CS) often face usability challenges, with many climate information products lacking uptake and use. Integrating local knowledge (LK) can enhance the credibility, salience and legitimacy of CS. Although international frameworks increasingly call for incorporating LK, how it is…
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The challenge of upscaling climate services: Towards a common framework
In its pursuit of a leadership role in climate service (CS) development and uptake, the European Union (EU) has invested in numerous innovation initiatives that have significantly advanced the field. Still, efforts to promote broader uptake are fragmented, which underscores the need for a more…
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From global data to local action: A participatory framework for national wind, solar, and hydropower atlases based on observations, climate projections and artificial intelligence
Many emerging economy countries face major challenges in accessing high-resolution, locally relevant information on renewable energy resources. While global atlases exist, they often lack the spatial detail, methodological transparency, and local ownership required for effective policy and…
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Climatological comparison of continuous and reinitialized dynamical downscaling over the North Atlantic region
General Circulation Models provide comprehensive climate projections but are limited by their coarse spatial resolution. Regional Climate Models are therefore used to obtain higher-resolution simulations for assessing regional climate change impacts through dynamical downscaling. This is typically…
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Climate warming risk assessment for underwater cultural heritage: Quantifying environmental parameters on historic shipwrecks in the Taiwan Strait
Underwater Cultural Heritage (UCH) represents invaluable records of past maritime activity, yet it faces growing threats from climate change and associated environmental extremes. This study develops a climate-induced risk assessment framework to evaluate the vulnerability of UCH in the Taiwan…
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Multidimensional vulnerability and risk analysis of the Andaman coast of Thailand: A coupled model-based approach
This study aims to provide a comprehensive assessment of vulnerability and risk to populations and critical infrastructure along the Andaman coast of Thailand, an area highly susceptible to coastal hazards. We combined the Integrated Valuation of Ecosystem Services and Trade-Offs (InVEST) Coastal…
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From training to transformation: co-producing sustainable early warning competence in West Africa
Operational numerical weather prediction in Sub-Saharan Africa remains fragile despite increasing availability of models and data. A key limiting factor is the limited operational and institutional capacity of National Meteorological Services to operate, assess, adapt, and sustain forecasting…
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Measurement and spatiotemporal differentiation of emergency logistics coordination for natural disasters in the Yellow River Basin
Effective emergency logistics coordination is a critical component of climate and disaster risk governance, particularly in the climate-sensitive Yellow River Basin. This study aims to address the current lack of quantitative assessment and systematic understanding of how regional emergency…