UP3.1 | Climate change detection, assessment of trends, variability and extremes
Climate change detection, assessment of trends, variability and extremes
Including Tromp Foundation Travel Award to Young Scientists
Convener: Martine Rebetez | Co-conveners: Albert M.G. Klein Tank, Monika Lakatos, Gudrun Nina Petersen
Orals
| Thu, 07 Sep, 11:00–16:00 (CEST)|Lecture room B1.02, Fri, 08 Sep, 09:00–12:30 (CEST)|Lecture room B1.02
Posters
| Attendance Thu, 07 Sep, 16:00–17:15 (CEST) | Display Wed, 06 Sep, 10:00–Fri, 08 Sep, 13:00|Poster area 'Day room'
Orals |
Thu, 11:00
Posters
Thu, 16:00
Society will feel the impacts of climate change mainly through extreme weather and climate events, such as heat waves and droughts, heavy rainfall and associated flooding, and extreme winds. Determining from the observational record whether there have been significant changes in the frequency, amplitude and persistence of extreme events poses considerable challenges. Changes in the distributional tails of climate variables may not necessarily be coherent with the changes in their mean values. Also, attributing any such changes to natural or anthropogenic drivers is a challenge.

The aim of this session will be studies that bridge the spatial scales and reach the timescales of extreme events that impact all our lives. Papers are solicited on advancing the understanding of causes of observed changes in mean climate, in its variability and in the frequency and intensity of extreme events. In particular, papers are invited on trends in the regional climate of Europe, not just the mean, but variability and extremes, often for the latter measured through well-chosen indices.

Orals: Thu, 7 Sep | Lecture room B1.02

Chairpersons: Martine Rebetez, Albert M.G. Klein Tank
Precipitation and drought
EMS2023-45
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solicited
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Online presentation
Compound droughts in Switzerland under current and future climate
Olivia Martius et al.
EMS2023-228
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Onsite presentation
Relationships between heat waves and soil drought in the Czech Republic
Pavel Zahradníček et al.
EMS2023-226
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Onsite presentation
Drought monitoring in Croatia using the Standardized Precipitation-Evapotranspiration Index
Ivan Loncar-Petrinjak et al.
EMS2023-173
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Onsite presentation
Long-term temperature, relative humidity and vapor pressure deficit trends in Bolivia
Beatriz Fernández-Duque et al.
EMS2023-560
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Onsite presentation
Long term changes of the sub-daily precipitation extremes in the Carpathian basin
Monika Lakatos et al.
Snow
Lunch break
Chairpersons: Martine Rebetez, Albert M.G. Klein Tank
Temperature
EMS2023-70
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solicited
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Onsite presentation
European climatology of day-to-day temperature changes
Radan Huth and Tomáš Krauskopf
Impacts
EMS2023-338
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Online presentation
Future exposure of Portuguese viticulture to weather extremes
André Fonseca et al.
EMS2023-443
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Onsite presentation
Frost risk climate change projections for sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) in Slovenia
Zala Žnidaršič et al.
Wind
EMS2023-342
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Online presentation
Projections of wind energy potential in Portugal assessed with CMIP6 simulations
André Claro et al.
EMS2023-425
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Online presentation
Wind Drought Index: a proposal to assess low wind speed events over the Iberian Peninsula
Miguel Andrés-Martín et al.
Methods and mechanisms
EMS2023-58
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Onsite presentation
Solar influence on Arctic Oscillations
Yavor Chapanov

Orals: Fri, 8 Sep | Lecture room B1.02

Chairpersons: Monika Lakatos, Gudrun Nina Petersen
EMS2023-304
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Online presentation
Weather-dependent climate change
Helge Goessling
EMS2023-196
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Onsite presentation
The Human Factor: Increasing the Risk of Weather Extremes in Central Asia
Bijan Fallah et al.
EMS2023-329
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Onsite presentation
Are heatwaves and drought more likely to occur simultaneously with warming?
Joanna Wibig and Joanna Jędruszkiewicz
EMS2023-421
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Onsite presentation
Increasing anticyclonic influence over Central Europe between 1836–2015
Adrienn Varga-Balogh et al.
Coffee break
Chairpersons: Monika Lakatos, Gudrun Nina Petersen
EMS2023-517
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Onsite presentation
Ireland’s Climatological Standard Normals (CLINO) 1991-2020
Mary Curley et al.
EMS2023-526
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Onsite presentation
Linking global warming levels to local climate scenarios: applicability, prospects and uncertainties
Benedikt Becsi and Herbert Formayer
EMS2023-546
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Onsite presentation
Decrease of the global precipitation area in CMIP6 projections
Andreas Dobler et al.

Posters: Thu, 7 Sep, 16:00–17:15 | Poster area 'Day room'

Display time: Wed, 6 Sep 10:00–Fri, 8 Sep 13:00
EMS2023-130
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Onsite presentation
Trends in precipitation variability over Europe on different datasets
Romana Beranová et al.
EMS2023-140
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Onsite presentation
Assessment of drought severity in the Czech Republic from 1961 to 2022
Martin Mozny et al.
EMS2023-266
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Onsite presentation
A Study of the Impact of Climate Change on Hydrological Drought Conditions across the World using CORDEX-CORE Simulations
(withdrawn)
Matilde García-Valdecasas Ojeda et al.
EMS2023-278
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Onsite presentation
A new bias-corrected EURO-CORDEX dataset for Hungary based on the HuClim database
Csilla Simon et al.
EMS2023-289
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Onsite presentation
Climate Change Projections of Agricultural Droughts in Europe: A Comparison between Standardized Drought Indices
Matilde García-Valdecasas Ojeda et al.
EMS2023-487
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Online presentation
Projected near-surface wind speed based on CMIP6 GCMs
cheng shen
EMS2023-512
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Onsite presentation
Analysis of surface air temperature and precipitation trends and climate indices in mountain areas in Spain
(withdrawn)
Ramón Viloria and Verónica Tricio