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Impact of Climate Change On Sea Level Rise and Coastal Infrastructure
Climate change is projected to impact the rise of sea levels significantly. As global temperatures continue to rise, the polar ice caps and glaciers are melting at an accelerated rate. This influx of melted ice is gradually causing sea levels to rise,...
Read moreAddressing inherent uncertainties and complexities with floodplain mapping
Fuzzy Rule-Based Approaches to Floodplain Mapping and Management
Addressing inherent uncertainties and complexities with floodplain mapping An Investigation of the Current Situation of Floodplain Mapping in British Columbia: A Fuzzy Rule-Based Approach presents a comprehensive analysis of the existing floodplain mapping techniques...
Understanding Fluvial or River Flooding Versus Pluvial or Surface Water Flooding
Fluvial and pluvial flooding are two distinct types of flooding events that transpire due to different natural processes. Fluvial flooding or river flooding refers to the inundation of land around a river or stream due to overflowing water within its banks....
Read moreTemperature differences weakening the polar jet stream and other wind systems
Impact of Climate Change on Future Weather and Wind Circulation Patterns
Temperature differences weakening the polar jet stream and other wind systems Climate change is not only affecting temperature and precipitation patterns, but it is also impacting wind patterns around the world. As global temperatures rise, the distribution and...
How Climate Change Impacts Precipitation Patterns and the Built Environment
The impact of precipitation due to climate change on infrastructure is significant and far-reaching. As the climate continues to change, extreme weather events such as heavy rainfall and flooding are becoming more frequent and intense, putting infrastructure at...
Read morePaths forward to leverage the strengths of the climate and weather communities
Advancing Seasonal Forecasting to Strengthen Planning and Decision-making
Paths forward to leverage the strengths of the climate and weather communities ClimaTwin® is proud to participate in the National Academy of Sciences, Board on Atmospheric Sciences and Climate (BASC), Fall 2023 Meeting on November 27, 2023. The topic of the fall...
Impacts of Climate Change and Increasing Temperatures on the Built Environment
Buildings need to be designed and constructed in order to withstand extreme heat. The increasing temperatures due to climate change are causing a significant impact on the built environment. As temperatures continue to rise, buildings need to be designed and...
Read moreDamage and loss caused by weather events and long-term shifts in climate patterns
Three Approaches to Address Physical Climate Risk and Adapt to the Changing Climate
Damage and loss caused by weather events and long-term shifts in climate patterns Physical climate risk refers to the potential damage and loss caused by extreme weather events and long-term shifts in climate patterns. These risks can manifest in various ways,...
Infrastructure Resilience Publications 7: Resilient and Sustainable Buildings
Sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Social Science, Policy, Economics, Education, and Decision (SPEED) Committee of the Infrastructure Resilience Division of ASCE, Resilient and Sustainable Buildings, IRP 7 provides a high-level overview of the...
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