What does extreme weather do for transport system? See the report developed in EWENT under the leadership of German Aerospace Center. The report gives almost a 360 degree view of the consequences of extreme weather. D3.4 Consequences of extreme weather
How is extreme weather going to change in the future? To what should we prepare for? See the report developed under the leadership of Finnish Meteorological Institute. The report pinpoints the changing probabilities of extreme weather phenomena far to the future. Deliverable D2.1 Probabilities of adverse weather affecting transport in Europe: climatology and scenarios up to the 2050s The FMI report (shortened EWENT D2.1)
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EWENT in Media EWENT papers & presentations
Exploring Extreme Weather Impacts on Transportation System Operations in
Europe: Opportunities for Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Paper presented in the 18th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems, Orlando, USA Presentation at the at the 15th SIRWEC conference being held in Quebec City from February 5th to 7th 2010. EWENT Workshop at the10th EMS Annual Meeting 8th European Conference on Applied Climatology (ECAC) 13 – 17 September 2010, Zürich, Switzerland. Leviäkangas, P & Hietajärvi, A-M: Weather information for transport – the value shift. Value World, Volume 33, Number 2, Summer 2010. Society of American Value Engineers International, USA. Available also on-line http://www.value-eng.org/valueworld/Value_World_Summer_2010.pdf.Leviäkangas, P & Öörni, R & Hautala, R & Rossa, A & Zardini, F & Domenichini, F: Fog warning system in Venice region. Technical paper. Proceedings of the 17th World Congress, 25-29 October, 2010, Busan. Makkonen, Lasse: Have we underestimated climate extremes? European Science Foundation / COST High-Level Research Conference "Extreme Environmental Events", 13-17.12.2010, Cambridge (2010), 24 slides Makkonen Lasse: Reply addressing the use of order statistics in extreme value analysis. Journal Of Applied Meteorology And Climatology Volume 50 Other related papers and material Adv. Geosci., 23, 47–55, 2010: High-impact floods and flash floods in Mediterranean countries: the FLASH preliminary database Adv. Geosci., 23, 73–78, 2010: Association of geopotential height patterns with heavy rainfall events in Cyprus
Adv. Geosci., 23, 107–112, 2010:
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