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european weather Extremes: DrIvers, Predictability and Impacts

Deliverables

Research paper I drafts on Evaluating Impacts of weather extremes

Working drafts of the first research papers by the individual ESRs and coauthors participating in WP7 The drafts wil touch the specific extreme event impacts addressed in each of the projects

Primary Education outreach documentation

Scientific documentation targeted at classroom use

Research paper I drafts on Enhancing the mechanistic understanding of weather extremes

Working drafts of the first research papers by the individual ESRs and coauthors participating in WP5 The drafts wil touch the specific physical processes driving surface temperature and wet andor windy extremes addressed in each of the projects

Pedagogical Material

Pedagogical Material from Networkwide training Publicly Available Confidential material from privatesector partners will only be disseminated within the consortium Upon any further update the PO will be notifed to reopen the deliverable

Research paper I drafts on Advancing predictive capabilities for weather extremes

Working drafts of the first research papers by the individual ESRs and coauthors participating in WP6 The drafts wil touch the specific predictability advances for extreme events addressed in each of the projects

Frontiers for young minds paper draft

Paper draft for submission to Frontiers for young minds or equivalent outlet Upon further drafts the PO will be notified to reopen the deliverable

Publications

Challenges in Attributing the 2022 Australian Rain Bomb to Climate Change

Author(s): Camille Cadiou; Robin Noyelle; Nemo Malhomme; Davide Faranda
Published in: Asia Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences, Issue 59, 2023, Page(s) pages83–94, ISSN 1976-7951
Publisher: Korean Meteorological Society
DOI: 10.1007/s13143-022-00305-1

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