In the context of global warming, the general increase in temperature has led to an increase
in heatwave events, as well as a dramatic intensification of economic losses and social risks …

A heatwave (HW) is a spatiotemporally contiguous event that is spatially widespread and
lasts many days. HWs impose severe impacts on many aspects of society and terrestrial …

The heatwave frequency and intensity have significantly changed as the climate warms and
human activities increase, which poses a potential risk to human society. However, the …

Global warming and rapid socioeconomic development increased the risk of regional and
global disasters. Particularly in China, annual heatwaves (HWs) caused many fatalities and …

Increasing occurrence of extreme heat waves poses serious risks to human society and
ecosystems. Past studies generally examined the changes in heat wave characteristics at …

Heatwaves occur frequently in summer, severely harming the natural environment and
human society. While a few long-term spatiotemporal heatwave studies have been …

Heat waves seriously affect the productivity and daily life of human beings. Therefore, they
bring great risks and uncertainties for the further development of countries in the One Belt …

The warming world greatly suffers the increase of frequency, severity and duration of heat
wave events, which would cause the significant societal and environmental damages and …

Daily maximum temperatures from 753 stations across China and the heat wave indicators
are used to study the temporal and spatial characteristics of heat wave intensity, frequency …

Heatwaves pose potential risks to the environment, energy, society, and public health, and
compound daytime and nighttime air and surface temperature heatwaves have the most …