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Kuruva Satish Kumar, Pallakury AnandRaj, Koppala Sreelatha, Deepak Singh Bisht and Venkataramana Sridhar
Traditional drought monitoring is based on observed data from both meteorological and hydrological stations. Due to the scarcity of station observation data, it is difficult to obtain accurate drought distribution characteristics, and also tedious to rep...
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Bakhtiyar M. Kholmatjanov, Yuriy V. Petrov, Temur Khujanazarov, Nigora N. Sulaymonova, Farrukh I. Abdikulov and Kenji Tanaka
Climate change and shrinking of the Aral Sea have significantly affected the region?s temperature variations. Observed interannual changes in Uzbekistan?s air temperature compared to the duration of synoptic weather types (SWT) in Middle Asia were analyz...
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Alisson Souza de Oliveira,Carlos Rogério de Mello,Rosângela Francisca de Paula Vitor Marques
The objective of this study was to evaluate the trends of four climatic extremes indices related to minimum and maximum air temperatures and three related to precipitation in Minas Gerais state, Brazil, from 1961 to 2010. These indices were developed by ...
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Georgia Lazoglou, George Zittis, Christina Anagnostopoulou, Panos Hadjinicolaou and Jos Lelieveld
Numerical models are being used for the simulation of recent climate conditions as well as future projections. Due to the complexity of the Earth?s climate system and processes occurring at sub-grid scales, model results often diverge from the observed v...
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Sanjeev Joshi, Jurgen Garbrecht and David Brown
An increasing focus of climate change studies is the projection of storm events characterized by heavy, very heavy, extreme, and/or intense precipitation. Projected changes in the spatiotemporal distributions of such intense precipitation events remain u...
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