Attributing high-impact extreme events across timescales - A case study of four different types of events

Attributing high-impact extreme events across timescales - A case study of four different types of events

Increasing likelihoods of extreme weather events are the most noticeable and damaging manifestation of anthropogenic climate change. In the aftermath of an extreme event, policy makers are often called upon to make timely and sensitive decisions about rebuilding and managing present and future risks...

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Autors principals:	Otto, F, Philip, S, Kew, S, Li, S, King, A, Cullen, H
Format:	Journal article
Publicat:	Springer 2018

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