This review assesses storm studies over the North Atlantic and northwestern Europe
regarding the occurrence of potential long‐term trends. Based on a systematic review of …

We overview studies of the natural variability of past climate, as seen from available proxy
information, and its attribution to deterministic or stochastic controls. Furthermore, we …

Society's dependence on weather systems has broadened to include electricity generation
from wind turbines. Climate change is altering energy flows in the atmosphere, which will …

Scenarios have become a powerful tool in integrated assessment and policy analysis for
climate change. Socio-economic and climate scenarios are often combined to assess …

The high temporal variability of wind power generation represents a major challenge for the
realization of a sustainable energy supply. Large backup and storage facilities are …

Wind by its very nature is a variable element. Its variation is different on different timescales
and spatially its magnitude can change dramatically depending on local climatology and …

Data gaps are ubiquitous in hydrometeorological time series, and filling these values still
remains a challenge. Since data sets without missing values may be a prerequisite in …

ABSTRACT In this study, a comprehensive analysis of long-term trends of the Koshava wind
during the period between 1949 and 2010 is carried out. Koshava is a strong wind that …

The current model for energy production, based on the intense use of fossil fuels, is both
unsustainable and environmentally harmful and consequently, a shift is needed in the …

Recent publications have provided evidence that hydrological processes exhibit a scaling
behaviour, also known as the Hurst phenomenon. An appropriate way to model this …