Daily precipitation, maximum and minimum air temperature series are homogenised over
the Lake Chad Basin between 1979 and 2020 using two conceptually different …

High quality and long-term precipitation data are required to study the variability and trends
of rainfall and the impact of climate change. In developing countries like Morocco, the quality …

As near-surface wind speed plays a role in regulating surface evaporation and thus the
hydrological cycle, it is crucial to explore its spatio-temporal characteristics. However, in-situ …

The observed surface wind speed (SWS) over China has declined in the past four decades,
and recently, the trend has reversed, which is known as SWS stilling and recovery. The …

The homogenization of climate observational series is a needed process before undertaking
confidently any study of their internal variability, since changes in the observation methods …

Thunderstorms can produce severe convective winds (SCWs) that damage buildings and
other infrastructure such as electricity transmission towers. Understanding the climatology of …

The use of wind speed data recorded using different measuring equipment (ie anemometers
with different response characteristics) and different signal-processing procedures can …

Wind gusts represent one of the main natural hazards due to their increasing socioeconomic
and environmental impacts on, for example, human safety, maritime–terrestrial–aviation …

For regulatory purposes, air pollution has been reduced to management of air quality control
regions (AQCR), by inventorying pollution sources and identifying the receptors significantly …

Homogenization of the time series of observed climatic data aims to remove non-climatic
biases caused by technical changes during the history of the climate observations. The …