Poster programme Session 11
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Session 11 Storm climatologies, risk assessments and climate change |
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Oral programme
/ Tue, 19 Sep, 09:00–13:00
/ Room Ulika
Poster programme
/ Attendance Tue, 19 Sep, 14:30–16:00
/ Conference Lobby
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Attendance Time: Tuesday, 19 September 2017, 14:30–16:00 Conference Lobby |
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P40
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ECSS2017-6
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Characteristics of convective wind gusts in Germany Susanna Mohr, Michael Kunz, Alexandra Richter, and Bodo Ruck |
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P41
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ECSS2017-8
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Ten years of tornadoes and waterspouts in Italy Mario Marcello Miglietta and Ioannis Matsangouras |
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P42
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ECSS2017-20
Long-term characteristics of convective storms over the Czech Republic derived from 15-Yr datasets of lightning detection and weather radar measurements Petr Novak and Hana Kyznarová |
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P43
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ECSS2017-21
Florida's Annual Expected Property Losses from Tornadoes James Elsner, Emily Ryan, Georgiana Strode, and Victor Mesev |
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P44
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ECSS2017-30
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Lightning activity in central Europe – preliminary climatology Petra Mikus Jurkovic and Natasa Strelec Mahovic |
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P45
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ECSS2017-38
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Cold season tornadoes in Bulgaria Liliya Bocheva and Boryana Markova |
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P46
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ECSS2017-42
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Estimating severe windstorm occurrence across Australia using Bayesian modelling Alessio Spassiani, Matthew Mason, and Richard J. Krupar III |
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P47
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ECSS2017-48
Favorable meteorological conditions for different types of organized convection Marko Blašković, Nataša Strelec Mahović, Petra Mikuš Jurković, and Tanja Renko |
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P48
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ECSS2017-62
Temporal and spatial variability of convective predisposition across Europe and potential drivers Michael Kunz, David Piper, and Susanna Mohr |
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P49
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ECSS2017-75
A satellite-based study of tornado climatology in forested regions of northeast Europe Andrey Shikhov and Alexander Chernokulsky |
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P50
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ECSS2017-78
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Effects of orography on spatial distribution of convective precipitation in Banská Bystrica district (Slovakia) Róbert Kvak and Miloslav Müller |
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P51
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ECSS2017-88
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Modeling and Correcting Reporting Biases in the Storm Prediction Center Tornado Database Corey Potvin, Chris Broyles, Patrick Skinner, and Harold Brooks |
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ECSS2017-89
Ten-year lightning patterns in Catalonia using Multivariable Analysis (withdrawn) Montse Aran, Juan Carlos Peña, Nicolau Pineda, Xavier Soler, and Núria Pérez-Zanón |
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P54
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ECSS2017-111
Modelling Hail Impact, part 2: From hazard to loss Marc Hill and Juergen Grieser |
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P55
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ECSS2017-115
Long-term variations and trends in the occurrence of thunderstorms in Finland Terhi Laurila, Antti Mäkelä, and Kirsti Jylhä |
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P56
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ECSS2017-116
Modelling Hail Impact, part 1: How many hail stones of what size? Jürgen Grieser and Marc Hill |
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P57
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ECSS2017-120
A Cloud-to-Ground Lightning Climatology for Basque Country Santiago Gaztelumendi, Arkaitz Etxezarreta, Joseba Egaña, and José Antonio Aranda |
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P58
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ECSS2017-132
Statistical analysis of the spatial and temporal distribution of tornadoes in Germany Thilo Kühne, Andreas Kollmohr, Martin Hubrig, Thomas Sävert, Oliver Schlenczek, Werner Simon, and Heiko Wichmann |
| P59 |
ECSS2017-147
Future convective weather risks in Europe and Near East (withdrawn) Abdullah Kahraman |
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P60
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ECSS2017-173
100 Years after Alfred Wegener's Opus on Tornadoes in Europe Bogdan Antonescu, Hugo Ricketts, and David M. Schultz |
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P61
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ECSS2017-189
Analysis of severe convective wind gusts in Serbia Maja Rabrenović and Christoph Gatzen |
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P62
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ECSS2017-193
Comparison between European and US severe convective weather environments Anja T. Rädler, Tomas Pucik, Pieter Groenemeijer, and Lars Tijssen |
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ECSS2017-195
Analysis of the low level jet in the severe weather environment in the La Plata Basin, South America. (withdrawn) Ernani Nascimento, Maurício Oliveira, and Vanessa Ferreira |
| P64 |
ECSS2017-197
Decadal Predictability of Convective Hazards: A Possibility? (withdrawn) Lars Tijssen, Pieter Groenemeijer, and Anja Rädler |
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P65
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ECSS2017-122
The Cerdanya-2017 field experiment: preliminary analysis of storm events Joan Bech, Laura Trapero, Maria Rosa Soler, Mireia Udina, Alexandre Paci, Albert Garcia-Benadí, Sergi Gonzalez, Josep Ramon Miró, Jordi Mercader, Gilles Molinié, Bernat Codina, Anna Albalat, and Àngela Rossell |