A protocol for probabilistic extreme event attribution analyses

A protocol for probabilistic extreme event attribution analyses

Over the last few years, methods have been developed to answer questions on the effect of global warming on recent extreme events. Many “event attribution” studies have now been performed, a sizeable fraction even within a few weeks of the event, to increase the usefulness of the results. In doing t...

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Autori principali:	Philip, S, Kew, S, van Oldenborgh, GJ, Otto, F, Vautard, R, van der Wiel, K, King, A, Lott, F, Arrighi, J, Singh, R, van Aalst, M
Natura:	Journal article
Lingua:	English
Pubblicazione:	Copernicus Publications 2020

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