Coastal Engineering,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
183, P. 104330 - 104330
Published: May 8, 2023
Compound
floods
due
to
intense
rainfall
and
storm
surges
in
coastal
areas
have
shown
an
increasing
trend
some
parts
of
the
world,
many
studies
suggested
a
strong
link
with
climate
change.
Yet,
such
has
not
been
fully
explored
quantitively
assessed.
In
this
paper,
we
demonstrate
development
application
nonstationary
framework
determining
different
compound
scenarios,
where
individual
drivers
their
interactions
altered
under
The
applied
one
most
flood-prone
areas:
Ho
Chi
Minh
City
Vietnam,
help
analyze
present
future
flood
risks
both
dry
wet
seasons
driven
by
joint
effect
from
heavy
inland
high
skew
surge.
Over
period
1980–2017,
two
are
found
be
significantly
correlated
March
April,
corresponding
transition
dry-to-wet
seasons.
We
also
find
that
commonly-used
traditional
multivariate
statistical
models
underestimate
magnitudes
for
current
(represented
2020)
2050)
when
compared
results
produced
methods.
addition,
reveal
season
is
expected
receive
more
triggered
increased
intensity
frequency
extremes,
magnitude
reaching
similar
level
season.
This
line
projections
RCP4.5
8.5
scenarios
although
duration
spells
increase
total
annual
decrease
Vietnam.
simulated
inundations
indicate
remarkable
increases
extension,
especially
at
locations
identified
as
low
risk
stationary
models.
npj Climate and Atmospheric Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(1)
Published: Feb. 6, 2024
Abstract
The
effect
of
anthropogenic
warming
on
extreme
rainfall
events
is
a
hot
topic
in
this
era
global
warming,
and
increasing
attention
being
paid
to
its
impact
at
regional
local
scales.
We
explore
the
localized
response
precipitation
during
high-impact
“23·7”
event
Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei
region
under
using
ensemble
convective-permitting
simulations.
identify
two
sub-regions
with
opposite
responses:
decreased
(increased)
northern
(southern)
sub-region
area.
Further
analysis
shows
that
intensified
remnant
Typhoon
Dusuari
increased
inner
core
but
peripheral
spiral
rain
band.
These
are
main
reasons
for
locally
inconsistent
responses
warming.
emphasize
as
background
signal,
directly
affects
intensity
structure
specific
weather
systems
rather
than
precipitation.
A
event,
therefore,
cannot
always
be
simply
attributed
climate
enhancing
every
location
particular
region.
Tropical Cyclone Research and Review,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(3), P. 216 - 239
Published: Sept. 1, 2023
A
substantial
number
of
studies
have
been
published
since
the
Ninth
International
Workshop
on
Tropical
Cyclones
(IWTC-9)
in
2018,
improving
our
understanding
effect
climate
change
tropical
cyclones
(TCs)
and
associated
hazards
risks.
These
reinforced
robustness
increases
TC
intensity
risks
due
to
anthropogenic
change.
New
modeling
observational
suggested
potential
influence
forcings,
including
greenhouse
gases
aerosols,
global
regional
activity
at
decadal
century
time
scales.
However,
there
are
still
uncertainties
owing
model
uncertainty
simulating
historical
variability
Atlantic,
limitations
observed
records.
The
projected
future
TCs
has
become
more
uncertain
IWTC-9
frequency
by
a
few
models.
new
paradigm,
seeds,
proposed,
is
currently
debate
whether
seeds
can
help
explain
physical
mechanism
behind
changes
frequency.
also
highlighted
importance
large-scale
environmental
fields
activity,
such
as
snow
cover
air-sea
interactions.
Future
projections
translation
speed
medicanes
additional
focus
topics
report.
Recommendations
research
proposed
relevant
remaining
scientific
questions
assisting
policymakers.
Environmental Research Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(4), P. 044021 - 044021
Published: Feb. 28, 2023
Abstract
Concurrent
precipitation
and
temperature
extremes
exert
amplified
impacts
on
the
ecosystems
human
society;
however,
they
have
not
been
well
documented
over
Asian
monsoon
region
with
dense
population
agricultures.
In
this
study,
spatiotemporal
variations
of
four
concurrent
extreme
modes
(cold/dry,
cold/wet,
warm/dry,
warm/wet)
are
detected
based
observations
model
projections.
From
1961
to
2014,
‘dry’
manifest
large
values
at
high
latitudes,
while
‘wet’
occur
frequently
in
tropical
regions.
Based
linear
congruency,
trends
largely
determined
by
temperature.
Furthermore,
interaction
between
(IEPET)
facilitates
dry
modes,
inhibits
wet
modes.
Three
modeling
datasets
(CMIP6,
NEX-GDDP-CMIP6,
BCSD_CMIP6)
employed
project
future
changes
occurrences
The
BCSD_CMIP6,
generated
statistical
downscaling
CMIP6
simulations,
stands
out
simulating
observed
features
region.
Extreme
is
also
identified
as
main
driver
IEPET
conducive
decreasing
trend
cold/dry
mode,
implying
that
would
change
under
global
warming.
warm/wet
mode
manifests
largest
among
compound
from
1995
2014
two
projected
periods
(2046–2065
2080–2099)
relative
1961–1980.
On
annual
timescale,
magnitudes
Southeast
Asia,
South
Tibetan
Plateau,
Eastern
Central
Asia
relatively
larger
than
other
sub-regions
during
historical
periods,
which
quantified
hotspots
mode.
seasonal
will
period.
Our
findings
critical
for
formulating
adaptation
strategies
cope
adverse
effects
extremes.
Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(3), P. 592 - 592
Published: Feb. 28, 2023
Climate
change
poses
a
major
threat
to
vegetation
and
land
cover
worldwide.
The
loss
of
as
result
climate
can
alter
the
functions
structure
environment
its
ecological
systems.
In
first
part
this
study,
Sentinel-2
data,
normalised
different
index
(NDVI),
multiple
regression
methods
were
used
examine
impacts
climatic
factors
humidity,
rainfall,
air
temperature
on
dynamics
from
2015
2021
in
Dhofar,
Southern
Oman.
second
random
forest
was
employed
model
relationships
between
NDVI
temperature,
soil
map,
geology
topographic
wetness
index,
curvature,
elevation,
slope,
aspect,
distance
buildings,
roads.
values
revealed
significant
associations
spatial
distributions
abovementioned
factors.
findings
also
indicated
an
increase
1
°C
fluctuations
2018
over
all
five
sites,
with
strong
tendency
Qairoon
Hairiti
Mountain.
rainfall
records
clearly
increasing
2020
due
impact
frequent
cyclones.
Therefore,
results
0.01
trend
2018,
2019,
along
Sadah
Mountain
range
eastern
Jabal
Qara
Mountains
under
areas
directly
impacted
by
cyclone,
whereas
there
decrease
western
mountain
consisting
Qamar
warm,
dry
air.
that
sensitive
heavy
Samhan
12
variables
influenced
levels
had
importance.
Soil
types,
highest
importance,
while
urban
area,
roads,
map
lowest.
provide
foundation
for
Oman’s
planning
management
regional
vegetation,
water
conservation,
animal
husbandry.
ACS ES&T Water,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(2), P. 377 - 386
Published: Feb. 1, 2023
New
solutions
are
required
to
increase
the
capacity,
robustness,
and
versatility
of
water
treatment
plants
for
both
drinking
wastewater
applications.
In
this
work,
iron-grafted
cellulose
fibers
were
designed
tested
removal
classical
emerging
contaminants
in
treatment.
The
synthesis
Fe-fibers
was
optimized
maximize
amount
positively
charged
iron
(hydr)oxides
grafted
onto
improve
adsorption
capacity
negatively
such
as
phosphorus.
Compared
conventional
physicochemical
ballast
treatment,
drastically
increased
floc
size,
hence
allowing
replacement
settling
by
screening,
a
technology
that
is
more
compact
than
tanks.
Fibers
used
combination
with
coarse
screens
(mesh
size
1000
μm)
improved
total
suspended
solids
from
22%
(conventional
treatment)
81%
(fiber-based
treatment).
When
coagulant
flocculant,
nanoplastics
dramatically
after
separation
via
screening
(1000
μm
mesh),
20
71%.
For
benzene,
toluene,
ethylbenzene,
xylene
(BTEX),
Fe-grafted
removed,
respectively,
88
80%
contaminant
load.
Finally,
proven
be
washable
reusable
five
times,
which
shows
potential
operational
cost
reduction
environmental
benefits.
Environmental Research Letters,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
17(10), P. 105007 - 105007
Published: Oct. 1, 2022
Abstract
Tropical
cyclones
(TCs)
and
heatwaves
are
amongst
the
most
deadly
costly
natural
hazards.
Despite
considerable
advances
in
understanding
each
of
them,
their
occurrences
rapid
sequence
(e.g.
a
week)
that
introduce
disproportionately
large
impacts
to
infrastructure
human
health
have
received
far
less
attention.
Based
on
dynamical
downscaling
simulations,
we
project
currently
rare
landfalling
TC-heatwave
compound
events
would
be
five
ten
times
more
frequent
coastal
Southeast
China,
migrate
northward
westward
intact
interior.
It
is
substantial
increase
contributes
projected
frequency
novel
emergence
events.
There
higher
fraction
severer
composed
either
intense
TCs
(in
top
10%
historically)
or
exceptional
(above
historical
99.9th
percentile),
with
China
even
bracing
for
out-of-ordinary
combinations
two.
On
unprecedented
frequency,
intensity
land
exposure,
future
unseasonal
South
further
overwhelm
local
adaptive
capacities.
Science Advances,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(47)
Published: Nov. 24, 2023
Summer
monsoon
frontal
rainfall
in
East
Asia
(EA)
is
crucial
for
water
resources
and
flood
hazards
densely
populated
areas.
Recent
studies
have
documented
the
increasing
intensity
of
summer
over
recent
decades.
However,
extent
ongoing
climate
change
on
intensification
EA
precipitation
system
remains
uncertain.
Using
an
objective
method
detecting
systems,
we
found
a
17
±
3%
increase
observed
during
1958
to
2015.
Climate
model
simulations
with
without
greenhouse
gases
suggest
that
anthropogenic
warming
plays
key
role
by
5.8%
from
1991
The
analysis
highlights
enhanced
vapor
convergence
reinforced
western
North
Pacific
subtropical
High
collectively
increased
moisture
transport
region,
resulting
intensified
precipitation.
results
lend
support
warming–induced
enhancement
its
persistence
future.