💡Want to know more about the project results? hashtag#tools 🎥piped.video/Q0IDdpo_-PU?si=lJJY…
🔎The #AI for Disentangling Extremes (AIDE) toolbox allows for tackling generic problems of detection and impact assessment of events such as TCs, heatwaves, and droughts...
@isp_uv_es
🌐It is an Open Source toolbox integrates advanced ML models, ranging in complexity, assumptions, and sophistication, and can yield spatio-temporal explicit output maps with probabilistic heatmap estimates.
🔎More: xaida.eu/aide-toolbox/#ArtificialInteligence#machinelearning
Can we really be prepared for unknown extreme weather?
With AI, the #EU-funded @XaidaProject is making it possible.
How?
Modelling rare climate events to help policymakers strengthen Europe’s resilience & protect citizens.
Learn more➡️cinea.ec.europa.eu/featured-…#H2020#Climate
📢 New paper: "Sub-Seasonal Forest Carbon Dynamics Lose Persistence Under Extremes" ➡️ tr.ee/Sub-SeasonalForestCarb…
🌳 Drought and heat can destabilize carbon exchange in ecosystems, with lasting impacts on forest resilience and recovery.
📹 piped.video/51OkTh6fzp8#ExtremeWeather
📢Do not forget to register for next week's webinar
📅23 April⏰2pm (14:00) CET 🔎Simon Klein from Office for Climate Education will talk about #educational#resources around climate extremes and especially XAIDA
📌Details and regsitration👉https//xaida.eu/xaida-webinar-17/
🆕Webinar | Educational Resources around XAIDA by Dr. Simon Klein - Office for Climate Education
📅April 23 at 2pm (14:00) CET
🔎Details and registration xaida.eu/xaida-webinar-17/
❗️Do not forget to register for tomorrow's webinar! @Ajezeq will talk about ‘Broadening the scope of anthropogenic influence in #extremeevent attribution?’
📅18 February⏰2PM CET
🔎Details xaida.eu/xaida-webinar-15/
💡 Ref.: Jezequel et al. 2024, Environ. Res.: Climate 3
🆕Paper | Estimating the contribution of Arctic sea-ice loss to central Asia temperature anomalies: the case of winter 2020/2021
👏 L. R. Cosford, R. Ghosh, M. Kretschmer, Clare Oatley & T. G. Shepherd
📰 Envir. Res. Letters
🔎iopscience.iop.org/article/1…@UniRdg_Met
🆕 Next webinar: February 18th, 2025 at 2PM (14:00) CET
@Ajezeq will talk about ‘Broadening the scope of anthropogenic influence in extreme event attribution?’
💡Ref.: Jezequel et al. 2024, Environ. Res.: Climate 3
🔎Details & registration 👉 xaida.eu/xaisa-webinar-15/
@ClimaMeter’s study on #QueenslandFloods 💧demonstrates the undeniable influence of human-driven climate change on extreme weather events like the Queensland floods. By intensifying rainfall ☔️ and wind patterns💨, climate change is amplifying the risks to communities, infrastructure, and ecosystems even highly developed countries like #Australia. This calls for immediate action to develop effective adaptation and mitigation strategies