Abstract
Effective
drought
management
must
be
informed
by
an
understanding
of
whether
and
how
current
monitoring
assessment
practices
represent
underlying
nonstationary
climate
conditions,
either
naturally
occurring
or
forced
change.
Here
we
investigate
the
emerging
climatology
associated
trends
in
classes
defined
United
States
Drought
Monitor
(USDM),
a
weekly
product
that,
since
2000,
has
been
used
to
inform
States.
The
USDM
classifies
intensity
based
part
on
threshold
percentiles
key
hydroclimate
quantities.
assess
those
USDM‐defined
have
changed
over
last
23
years,
examining
precipitation,
runoff,
soil
moisture
(SM),
terrestrial
water
storage
(TWS),
vapor
pressure
deficit
(VPD),
near‐surface
air
temperature.
We
also
frequency
classifications
across
U.S.
Our
analysis
suggests
that
class
occurrence
is
exceeding
number
regions
States,
particularly
American
West,
where
years
emerged
as
prolonged
dry
period.
These
are
reflected
percentile‐based
thresholds
SM,
TWS,
VPD,
results
emphasize
while
appears
accurately
reflecting
observed
nonstationarity
physical
climate,
such
raise
critical
questions
about
diagnosis,
classification,
should
address
long‐term
intervals
wet
periods
trends.
Hydrology and earth system sciences,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
25(7), С. 3897 - 3935
Опубликована: Июль 7, 2021
Abstract.
Hydroclimatic
extremes
such
as
intense
rainfall,
floods,
droughts,
heatwaves,
and
wind
or
storms
have
devastating
effects
each
year.
One
of
the
key
challenges
for
society
is
understanding
how
these
are
evolving
likely
to
unfold
beyond
their
historical
distributions
under
influence
multiple
drivers
changes
in
climate,
land
cover,
other
human
factors.
Methods
analysing
hydroclimatic
advanced
considerably
recent
decades.
Here
we
provide
a
review
drivers,
metrics,
methods
detection,
attribution,
management,
projection
nonstationary
extremes.
We
discuss
issues
uncertainty
associated
with
approaches
(e.g.
arising
from
insufficient
record
length,
spurious
nonstationarities,
incomplete
representation
sources
modelling
frameworks),
examine
empirical
simulation-based
frameworks
analysis
extremes,
identify
gaps
future
research.
Geophysical Research Letters,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
49(8)
Опубликована: Апрель 18, 2022
Under
global
warming,
a
novel
category
of
extreme
events
has
become
increasingly
apparent,
where
flood
and
hot
extremes
occur
in
rapid
succession,
causing
significant
damages
to
infrastructure
ecosystems.
However,
these
bivariate
compound
flood-hot
(CFH)
hazards
have
not
been
comprehensively
examined
at
the
scale,
their
evolution
under
climate
warming
remains
unstudied.
Here,
we
present
first
picture
projected
changes
CFH
by
using
cascade
modeling
chain
CMIP6
models,
satellite
reanalysis
data
sets,
bias
correction,
hydrological
models.
We
find
an
increasing
percentage
floods
will
be
accompanied
change;
joint
return
periods
CFHs
are
decrease
globally,
particularly
tropics.
These
decreasing
largely
driven
indicate
likely
increase
hazards,
ultimately
highlight
urgent
need
conduct
adaptation
planning
for
future
risks.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Май 16, 2023
Flooding
is
one
of
the
most
common
natural
hazards,
causing
disastrous
impacts
worldwide.
Stress-testing
global
human-Earth
system
to
understand
sensitivity
floodplains
and
population
exposure
a
range
plausible
conditions
strategy
identify
where
future
changes
flooding
or
might
be
critical.
This
study
presents
analysis
inundated
areas
varying
flood
event
magnitudes
globally
for
1.2
million
river
reaches.
Here
we
show
that
topography
drainage
correlate
with
sensitivities
as
well
societal
behaviour.
We
find
clear
settlement
patterns
in
which
sensitive
frequent,
low
magnitude
events,
reveal
evenly
distributed
across
hazard
zones,
suggesting
people
have
adapted
this
risk.
In
contrast,
extreme
events
tendency
populations
densely
settled
these
rarely
flooded
being
significant
danger
from
potentially
increasing
given
climate
change.
Environmental Research Letters,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
17(10), С. 104024 - 104024
Опубликована: Сен. 13, 2022
Abstract
Cities
have
historically
developed
close
to
rivers
and
coasts,
increasing
human
exposure
flooding.
That
is
exacerbated
by
changes
in
climate
population,
urban
encroachment
on
floodplains.
Although
the
mechanisms
of
how
urbanization
affects
flooding
are
relatively
well
understood,
there
been
limited
efforts
assess
magnitude
floodplain
globally
it
has
changed
both
space
time.
Highly
resolved
global
datasets
flood
hazard
area
from
1985
2015
now
available,
enabling
reconstruction
history
at
high
spatial
resolutions.
Here
we
show
that
urbanized
floodplains
an
average
probability
1/100
years,
almost
doubled
since
1985.
Further,
rate
expansion
into
these
increased
a
factor
1.5
after
year
2000.
We
also
find
rates
were
highest
most
hazardous
areas
floodplains,
with
population
growth
suggesting
accompanying
increase
density.
These
results
reveal
scope,
trajectory
extent
encroachment.
With
tangible
implications
for
risk
management,
data
could
be
directly
used
integrated
models
adaptation
pathways
Environmental Research,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
225, С. 115617 - 115617
Опубликована: Март 4, 2023
The
increasing
frequency
and
intensity
of
extreme
climate
events
are
among
the
most
expected
recognized
consequences
change.
Prediction
water
quality
parameters
becomes
more
challenging
with
these
extremes
since
is
strongly
related
to
hydro-meteorological
conditions
particularly
sensitive
evidence
linking
influence
factors
on
provides
insights
into
future
climatic
extremes.
Despite
recent
breakthroughs
in
modeling
evaluations
change's
impact
quality,
informed
methodologies
remain
restricted.
This
review
aims
summarize
causal
mechanisms
across
considering
Asian
methods
associated
extremes,
such
as
floods
droughts.
In
this
review,
we
(1)
identify
current
scientific
approaches
prediction
context
flood
drought
assessment,
(2)
discuss
challenges
impediments,
(3)
propose
potential
solutions
improve
understanding
mitigate
their
negative
impacts.
study
emphasizes
that
one
crucial
step
toward
enhancing
our
aquatic
ecosystems
by
comprehending
connections
between
through
collective
efforts.
indices
indicators
were
demonstrated
better
understand
link
for
a
selected
watershed
basin.
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Water,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
8(6)
Опубликована: Сен. 27, 2021
Abstract
Urban
flooding
is
a
key
global
challenge
which
expected
to
become
exacerbated
under
change
due
more
intense
rainfall
and
flashier
runoff
regimes
over
increasingly
urban
landscapes.
Consequently,
many
cities
are
rethinking
their
approach
flood
risk
management
by
using
green
infrastructure
(GI)
solutions
reverse
the
legacy
of
hard
engineering
approaches.
The
aim
GI
attenuate,
restore,
recreate
natural
response,
bringing
hydrological
responses
closer
pre‐urbanized
conditions.
However,
effectiveness
often
difficult
determine,
depends
on
both
magnitude
storm
events
spatial
scale
infrastructure.
Monitoring
successes
failures
schemes
not
routinely
conducted.
Thus,
it
can
be
determine
whether
provides
sustainable
solution
manage
flooding.
This
article
an
international
perspective
current
use
for
mitigation
offers
in
light
future
challenges.
An
increasing
body
literature
further
suggests
that
optimized
alongside
gray
provide
holistic
delivers
multiple
co‐benefits
environment
society,
while
resilience.
will
have
work
synergistically
with
existing
upgraded
if
managed
futureproof
manner.
Here,
we
discuss
series
priorities
challenges
must
overcome
enable
integration
into
stormwater
frameworks
effectively
risk.
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