Bastien Dieppois

Coventry University

United Kingdom

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Marco Van De Wiel

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Coventry University

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Wellington Migliari

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University of Barcelona

SPAIN

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Gabriele Villarini

Princeton University

UNITED STATES

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Benjamin Pohl

Université de Franche-Comté

FRANCE

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Nicolas Massei

FRANCE

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Matthew Blackett

Coventry University

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Mohamed Metwaly

SAUDI ARABIA

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Julian Klaus

Professor of Hydrology

GERMANY

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Igor Drobyshev

Ass. Prof., Docent

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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Mark Everard

Associate Professor of Ecosystem Services

University of the West of England

UNITED KINGDOM

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Jonathan Eden

Associate Professor at Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience

Coventry University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Carolina Gallo

Coventry University

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Jean-Emmanuel Paturel

Institut de recherche pour le développement France-Sud

FRANCE

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Global assessment of historical changes in extreme fire weather

Transforming Disaster Risk Reduction With AI and Big Data: Legal and Interdisciplinary Perspectives

How could climate change affect the magnitude, duration and frequency of hydrological droughts and floods in West Africa during the 21st century? A storyline approach

Understanding Wheat Farmers’ Climate Change Adaptation in the Middle East and North Africa

Climate change impacts on floods in West Africa: new insight from two large-scale hydrological models

Large-scale climate drivers of groundwater level variations in northern France over the last century

Multidecadal changes in hydrological droughts across Sub-Saharan Africa

Groundwater level projections for aquifers affected by annual to decadal hydroclimate variations

Interplay Among Recent Trends in Climate Extremes, Vegetation Phenology, and Crop Production in the Southern Mediterranean Region

Flood frequency analysis in West Africa

Examining relations between sea-level anomalies in the Niño 3.4 region and terrestrial hydroclimatic conditions in China

Internally-driven variability of the Angola Low is the main source of uncertainty for the future changes in southern African precipitation

Variability in flood frequency in Sub-Saharan Africa

Mediterranean fire weather and restoration perspectives in a changing climate

Intraseasonal descriptors and extremes in South African rainfall. Part II

Evaluation of CMIP6 model performances in simulating fire weather spatiotemporal variability on global and regional scales

Geoelectrical characterization of coastal aquifers in AgbadoIjaye, Lagos, southwestern Nigeria: implications for groundwater resources sustainability

The April 2021 Cape Town wildfire

Long-term variability in hydrological droughts and floods in Sub-Saharan Africa

Investigating and Predicting spatiotemporal variations in vegetation cover in transitional climate zone: a case study of Gansu (China)

A global view of observed changes in fire weather extremes

Impact of the North Sea–Caspian pattern on meteorological drought and vegetation response over diverging environmental systems in western Eurasia

Intraseasonal Descriptors and Extremes in South African rainfall. Part I:

Were meteorological conditions related to the 2020 Siberia wildfires made more likely by anthropogenic climate change?

Collaborators (13)

Marco Van De Wiel

Wellington Migliari

Gabriele Villarini

Benjamin Pohl

Nicolas Massei

Matthew Blackett

Mohamed Metwaly

Julian Klaus

Igor Drobyshev

Mark Everard

Jonathan Eden

Carolina Gallo

Jean-Emmanuel Paturel

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