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Kati Orru, Mari Tillmann, Kristie L. Ebi and Hans Orru
To facilitate resilience to a changing climate, it is necessary to go beyond quantitative studies and take an in-depth look at the functioning of health systems and the variety of drivers shaping its effectiveness. We clarify the factors determining the ...
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Vasco M. N. C. S. Vieira, Pavel Jurus, Emanuela Clementi and Marcos Mateus
Accurate estimates of the atmosphere–ocean fluxes of greenhouse gases and dimethyl sulphide (DMS) have great importance in climate change models. A significant part of these fluxes occur at the coastal ocean which, although much smaller than the op...
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Anjillyn Mae C. Perez, Ariel C. Blanco
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The Philippines is experiencing recurring drought events accentuated by the increasing incidence of the El Niño phenomenon, particularly due to its position in the equatorial region. To address the negative effects of unpredicted drought events, especial...
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Singay Dorji, Srikantha Herath and Binaya Kumar Mishra
The Global Climate Model (GCM) run at a coarse spatial resolution cannot be directly used for climate impact studies. Downscaling is required to extract the sub-grid and local scale information. This paper investigates if the artificial neural network (A...
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Jingya Liu, Jing Li, Ziyi Gao, Min Yang, Keyu Qin and Xiaonan Yang
Global climate and environmental changes are endangering global water resources; and several approaches have been tested to manage and reduce the pressure on these decreasing resources. This study uses the case study of Xi?an City in China to test reason...
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