eXtreme events: #artificialintelligence for Detection and Attribution #H2020 Project GA No101003469 #XAIDA #Climatechange #machinelearning #datatransformation
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Xaida Project retweeted
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
Xaida Project retweeted
📢 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.
📹 youtu.be/51OkTh6fzp8
#ExtremeWeather
Xaida Project retweeted
#NewReport 💧February 2025 floods in #Queensland mostly exacerbated by human-driven climate change. 📊 Full Report: climameter.org/20250201-02-q… ✍️ Contact Authors @DaviFaranda & Gianmarco Mengaldo.
#QueenslandFloods
Xaida Project retweeted
@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
#NewReport 💧February 2025 floods in #Queensland mostly exacerbated by human-driven climate change. 📊 Full Report: climameter.org/20250201-02-q… ✍️ Contact Authors @DaviFaranda & Gianmarco Mengaldo.
#QueenslandFloods
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#NewReport ☔️ Heavy Precipitations in South-Eastern Spain #DANA mostly strengthened by human-driven climate change. 📊Full report: climameter.org/20241029-sout…. Contact Authors: @DaviFaranda, @mcalvarezcastro, @mireginesta, @ErikaCoppolaE, @FlavioPons (@IPSL_outreach, @CNRS )
Xaida Project retweeted
🌍 Call for Abstracts! Join us at the @EuroGeosciences General Assembly 2025 in Vienna, Austria, from April 27 to May 2, 2025!
📢 Together with @MeriemKrouma, @mcalvarezcastro and Gabriele Messori we invite you to submit an abstract to our session @EGU_NP 1.3 - Extremes in Geophysical Sciences: drivers, predictability, and impacts.
➡️ Session Details & Abstract Submission: meetingorganizer.copernicus.…
🔍 We’re looking for contributions that delve into the understanding, prediction, and impacts of weather, climate, and geophysical extremes, bringing together applied and theoretical insights. Our goal? To bridge geophysical scienceswith mathematical, statistical, and impact-oriented approaches, deepening our grasp on extreme events 🌪️🔥💧
📅 Abstract submission deadline: 15 January 2025
📝 Don’t miss the chance to contribute or share this with colleagues who might be interested. We hope to see you in Vienna!
#EGU2025 #Geophysics #ClimateScience #ExtremeEvents #ClimateChange
Xaida Project retweeted
Remember the extreme #drought in Europe in 2022? Our @NatureGeosci paper reveals that human-induced global warming contributed to 31% of the intensity, with 14–41% of such contribution due to warming-driven soil drying that occurred before 2022. rdcu.be/dXA1S 1/n
Xaida Project retweeted
#NewReport Heavy Precipitations and Strong Winds in Storm #Kirk exacerbated by both human-driven climate change and natural variability. 📊 Report available: climameter.org/20241009-stor… ✍️ Contact Authors: @mireginesta, Tommaso Alberti, @DaviFaranda (@CNRS_INSU,@IPSL_outreach)
Xaida Project retweeted
Natural climate variability likely played a role in driving the pressure pattern and the associated increase in precipitation and wind-speed linked to Hurricane Milton, but human-driven climate change has also contributed.
Xaida Project retweeted
#NewReport 🌀 Heavy Rainfall in #HurricaneMilton linked to Human-Driven Climate Change, though confidence is low. 📊 Report available: climameter.org/20241009-hurr…. ✍️ Contact Authors: @mcalvarezcastro, Gianmarco Mengaldo, @DaviFaranda (@LSCE_IPSL, @IPSL_outreach)
Xaida Project retweeted
🌍💡 Excited about #AI & #climate research? Join this #webinar on October 11th, 11 AM - 1 PM EST to learn how AI is tackling data challenges in #extremeweather events like tropical cyclones! Featuring expert speakers from top institutions.
🔗 Register: ow.ly/Nv5U50TC09C
Xaida Project retweeted
🌍💡 Excited about #AI & #climate research? Join this #webinar on October 11th, 11 AM - 1 PM EST to learn how AI is tackling data challenges in #extremeweather events like tropical cyclones! Featuring expert speakers from top institutions.
🔗 Register: ow.ly/Nv5U50TC09C
Xaida Project retweeted
@ClimaMeter souligne l'urgence de se préparer à des cyclones tropicaux intenses en Asie du Sud-Est à la suite du #typhoonYagi 🌀, l'une des cyclones les plus exceptionnelles de l'histoire récente du Vietnam, avec des vents et des précipitations records 🌧️. Le changement climatique accroît l'intensité des typhons, rendant ces phénomènes plus durables et plus meurtriers ⚠️. Sans réduction des émissions de gaz à effet de serre, ils causeront des dommages irréversibles aux écosystèmes naturels 🌱 et aggraveront les inégalités socio-économiques dans les communautés vulnérables, qui portent peu de responsabilité dans les émissions mondiales de gaz à effet de serre 🏘️.
@CNRS_INSU, @IPSL_outreach, @LSCE_IPSL, @XaidaProject
#NewReport 🌀🇻🇳 Heavy precipitation and strong winds in #TyphoonYagi landfall in Vietnam mostly strengthened by human-driven climate change. 📊Report available: climameter.org/20240907-08-t…. ✍️ Contact authors: @mcalvarezcastro, @stella_bourdin, @DaviFaranda (@LSCE_IPSL)
Xaida Project retweeted
🚨 🌍 New paper using #causality to understand drought-induced displacement in Africa
cell.com/iscience/pdf/S2589-…
#ClimateChange #Drought #Migration
@DeepCube_H2020 @XaidaProject @IDMC_Geneva @UNMigrationData @RDHRONairobi @UNmigration
Xaida Project retweeted
Looking forward to giving this public presentation on the #climate emergency, climate extremes & solutions at the #CampusGutenberg at #Barcelona science museum @CosmoCaixa on behalf of @IPCC_CH
@ccupf @usys_ethzh @isp_uv_es @AnaVicedo9 @RobertVautard @XaidaProject @rescue_climate
📣¿Ya te has apuntado en el #CGutenberg24-@CosmoCaixa ?
🎙️Conferencia magistral de @SISeneviratne , WG1 Vice-chair @ETH_en @IPCC_CH
🗓️18/09 🕖19:00
✍️bit.ly/3z6MxAS
Xaida Project retweeted
Very cold winters - very unlikely but still possible
Hard to imagine in peak summer but winter will be back. And it could still be harsh. In a new paper led by @ssippel87, we show that winters like in 1962/63 are much less likely today but still possible
doi.org/10.5194/wcd-5-943-20…
Xaida Project retweeted
Are extremely cold winters -such as the record 1962/63- still possible in Central Europe in today's climate? Yes, they are, but unlikely.
New paper & collaboration across the @XaidaProject comparing multiple attribution methods for worst-case scenarios👇🏽
Very cold winters - very unlikely but still possible
Hard to imagine in peak summer but winter will be back. And it could still be harsh. In a new paper led by @ssippel87, we show that winters like in 1962/63 are much less likely today but still possible
doi.org/10.5194/wcd-5-943-20…
Xaida Project retweeted
📝🙌 The ClimaMeter paper has been published today in @EGU_WCD "Weather and Climate Dynamics", a scientific journal by @CopernicusEU. This means that our protocol is fully peer reviewed by specialists. Thanks to all contributors🙏 doi.org/10.5194/wcd-5-959-20…
@XaidaProject @CNRS_INSU
Xaida Project retweeted
#NewReport 🌡️🇺🇸 Western US Heatwave mostly exacerbated by human-driven Climate Change. ✍️Full Report: climameter.org/20240705-07-w…. Contact Authors: Gianmarco Mengaldo (@NUSingapore), @DaviFaranda (@CNRS_INSU, @LSCE_IPSL, @IPSL_outreach)
Xaida Project retweeted
#NewReport 🌀 Hurricane-force Winds and Heavy precipitation in Hurricane Beryl mostly strengthened by human driven climate change. 📊Report Available: climameter.org/20240703-hurr…. ✍️Author contributing: @DaviFaranda (@IPSL_outreach), Tommaso Alberti (@INGVambiente), @SCamargo.
