Sentences with phrase «different adaptation measures»
The effect of implementing four different adaptation measures is simulated in the modeling framework.
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«The fact that all these different models agree is a clear message that adaptation measures can be built on.»
It does so using machine learning and a combination of four established statistical tests measuring different signatures of adaptation.
Several different movies are incoherently jumbled together in 5 Flights Up, an adaptation of Jill Ciment's 2009 novel Heroic Measures.
In situations where probabilities can not be defined, economic analysis can define scenarios that describe a possible set of outcomes for each adaptation measure which meet some criteria of minimum acceptable benefits across a range of scenarios, allowing the decision - maker to explore different levels of acceptable benefits in a systematic way.
Where probabilities can be attached to different outcomes that may result from an adaptation measure, economic tools such as risk and portfolio theory allow us to choose the adaptation option that maximizes the expected net benefits, while allowing for the risks associated with different options.
Results suggest that the future increase in expected damage and population affected by river floods can be compensated through different configurations of adaptation measures.
Four types of adaptation measures were considered and implemented to different extents, to assess their sensitivity to the corresponding risk reduction.
We recommend future adaptation strategies to be based on a combination of different measures working in synergy and optimized at the level of river basins, rather than through independent actions over selected river reaches.
The workshop drew 30 community leaders from different locations in Nakuru who were trained on climate change, causes, effects and adaptation and mitigation measures.
Presumably, adverse impacts and effective adaptation measures would vary among the scenarios from different families that share similar cumulative emissions but have different demographic, socio - economic and technological driving forces.
Unlike other constructs used to measure family adaptation, FQoL is a recent measure developed to capture the importance and satisfaction of different aspects of family life from the perspective of family members.