Without the extraordinarily dry surface and the anomalous high - pressure conditions in the lowest level of the atmosphere occurring at the same time, the extreme, persistent hot spells wouldn't have occurred, says paper co-author Diego Miralles,
a climate hydrologist at Ghent University in Belgium.
Not exact matches
«
Climate and land use change have long been linked to changes in water yield,» said Peter Caldwell, research
hydrologist for the Forest Service Southern Research Station (SRS) and primary author of the article recently published in the journal Global Change Biology.
Overall the study shows that flooding on a continent - wide scale is sensitive to
climate in a way researchers haven't been able to before, which has implications for «how we adapt to this uncertainty of flood timing in the future,» Louise Slater, a
hydrologist at Loughborough University in the U.K., said.
And having this Europe - wide data in hand will also help
climate scientists and
hydrologists better predict how floods will change there in the future, Slater said.
I also believe that
hydrologists and meteorologists should be making efforts to account for
climate change in meteorology and hydrology, modeling and predictions.
From the Prize Council: «If we are going to talk about hydrology in the 21st century, and the challenges
hydrologists face, clearly the overwhelming challenge is to understand hydrologic variability, and the likely impact on hydrology of anticipated
climate change.
Hydrologist and science writer Scott K. Johnson is more skeptical and writes on his Fractal Planet blog: «It takes careful examination of McPherson's references, and a familiarity with the present state of
climate science, to uncover that his claims aren't scientific at all.»
I was edited beyond conscionable bounds by a fanatic
climate millennialist (not a
hydrologist) thousands of kilometres away.
There are abundant changes in physical and biological systems that reflect a changing, warming
climate and real scientists (wildlife and fisheries biologists,
hydrologists, foresters, entomologists, geologists.....
Whatever the political solution, accurate risk assessments require
hydrologists and
climate scientists to determine the frequency of major flood producing storms over hundreds of years.
Sensible
hydrologists assume stationarity — that is that there are a limited number of deterministic processes that operate consistently — although with great variability — in the
climate system.
International Conference on
Climate Change, Water and Disaster in Mountainous Areas: This conference is organized by the Society of
Hydrologists and Meteorologists, SOHAM - Nepal.
PCIC
Hydrologist Arelia Werner willpresented a talk titled, «Uncertainty in Simulating Hydrologic Extremes using Statistically Downscaled
Climate Data.»
by Robert Ellison (Chief
Hydrologist) • The theory and estimation of the role of cloud in changing Earth's dynamic energy balance is an area of fundamental weakness in
climate science.
As Chief
Hydrologist says: is a natural system involving clouds etc that is the source of most
climate variability and is separate from any consideration of global warming.
If we assume that the 20,000 AGU members who claim to be atmospheric scientists, ocean scientists, or
hydrologists represent the pool of potential experts in
climate science in the U.S., then approximately 10 % of all
climate scientists were directly involved in creating the over 1000 page report.
Aside from
hydrologists, soil scientists and
climate change scientists, we may see other kinds of users such as land developers, infrastructure developers, conservationists and engineers.
Conclusion Neither sunspot cycles nor hydrological cycles are the central mechanism of long - term
climate - change, eh Chief
Hydrologist?
Thank you for helping to show how
climate - change science has broadened, deepened, and strengthened since the days of «cycles», Chief
Hydrologist
Chief
Hydrologist, you will be gratified to read the closing discussion of Hansen, Sato, Russell, and Kharecha
Climate Sensitivity, Sea Level, and Atmospheric CO2 (2012):
In one response, Pitman wrote: «If you have already made up your mind that the
climate scientists, physicists, oceanographers, most geologists, biologists,
hydrologists have just made this all up, then I do not think I can help.»
Chief
Hydrologist posts «We are dealing with a coupled non-linear chaotic system, and therefore that the long - term prediction of future
climate states is not possible.»
The researchers — an interdisciplinary team comprising
climate scientists, ecologists,
hydrologists, and bio-geographers — will seek to determine how
climate and plant - growing conditions vary locally in mountainous regions of the western U.S., and how that variability will affect the vulnerability of tree species to
climate change.