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Understanding past climates is crucial to prepare for future climate conditions. With the accelerating impact of climate change, reconstructing historical climate extremes provides critical context for evaluating today’s environmental shifts. Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a transformative role in this effort...

The results of the CLINT project were presented from 24 to 27 September 2024 at the University of Salento, Lecce, Italy, at the MedCLIVAR-SISC 2024 Conference, showcasing a range of studies on climate extremes and their drivers. The following contributions...

In response to the European Digital Transformation Act, the existing European digital infrastructures are being enhanced and optimised to be harnessed for sustainable development. In particular, climate action can be underpinned by applications that provide scientific processing methods for enabling...

Lots of rain and flooding from tropical cyclones cause many deaths and economic damage worldwide. We have looked into how accurate our data and analysis are in showing trends in rainfall from these storms, especially focusing on the record-breaking storm...

The growing variability in hydrological regimes and the more frequent and intense extreme events necessitate a transition from conventional rule-based reservoir management to adaptive operations. This transition can be facilitated by harnessing improved hydro-meteorological forecasts and implementing feedback and feedforward...

Speaker: Matteo Giuliani, assistant professor, Politecnico di Milano Moderator: Andrea Toreti, senior scientist, European Commission, Joint Research Centre To join the webinar, register here Abstract Drought is a slowly developing natural phenomenon that can occur in all climatic zones and...

Speaker: David Barriopedro Cepero, Scientist at IGEO (CSIC-UCM) Moderator: Carmen Alvarez Castro, Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici, Italy The registration link is available here! Abstract Attribution of extreme events quantifies the influence of climate change on a particular extreme event....

We’re thrilled to announce the CLINT Summer School is now open! It offers a succinct education on sound research in the field of detection, causation, and attribution of extreme events. It is open to all PhD students and researchers in...

Originally posted on www.climateforesight.eu According to the IPCC, “it is an established fact that human-induced greenhouse gas emissions have led to an increased frequency and/or intensity of some weather and climate extremes since pre-industrial time.” The severity and frequency of...