| Volumes |
ADGEO - Volume 12, 2007
Mediterranean storms and extreme events in an era of climate changeEditor(s): P. Alpert, H. Saaroni, and E. Heifetz
| The rissaga of 15 June 2006 in Ciutadella (Menorca), a meteorological tsunami Page(s) 1-4 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 1670 KB) | ||
| Predictability of intense rain storms in the Central Mediterraneanbasin: sensitivity to upper-level forcing Page(s) 5-18 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 2271 KB) | ||
| Two case studies of severe storms in the Mediterranean using AMSU Page(s) 19-26 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 1072 KB) | ||
| Atmospheric patterns for heavy rain events in the Balearic Islands Page(s) 27-32 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 967 KB) | ||
| The role of observation uncertainty in the calibration of hydrologic rainfall-runoff models Page(s) 33-38 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 508 KB) | ||
| Mountain torque events in the Mediterranean Page(s) 39-42 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 926 KB) | ||
| Probability estimates of heavy precipitation events in a flood-prone central-European region with enhanced influence of Mediterranean cyclones Page(s) 43-50 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 2427 KB) | ||
| Reflectance spectroscopy of indoor settled dust in Tel Aviv, Israel: comparison between the spring and the summer seasons Page(s) 51-57 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 491 KB) | ||
| Scenarios in the development of Mediterranean cyclones Page(s) 59-65 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 29758 KB) | ||
| The surface climatology of the eastern Mediterranean region obtained in a three-member ensemble climate change simulation experiment Page(s) 67-80 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 3076 KB) | ||
| Natural Hazards and the press in the western Mediterranean region Page(s) 81-85 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 267 KB) | ||
| Extreme precipitation related to circulation types for four case studies over the Eastern Mediterranean Page(s) 87-93 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 1157 KB) | ||
| Using MSG to monitor the evolution of severe convective storms over East Mediterranean Sea and Israel, and its response to aerosol loading Page(s) 95-100 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 5377 KB) | ||
| The rainfall regime and its uncertainty in Valencia and Larnaca Page(s) 101-106 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 2413 KB) | ||
| Studying the extremes: hydrometeorological investigation of a flood-causing rainstorm over Israel Page(s) 107-114 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 1531 KB) | ||
| High impact weather and cyclones simultaneity in Catalonia Page(s) 115-120 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 352 KB) | ||
| Heavy rain prediction using deterministic and probabilistic models – the flash flood cases of 11–13 October 2005 in Catalonia (NE Spain) Page(s) 121-126 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 1137 KB) | ||
| The atmospheric conditions over Europe and the Mediterranean, favoring snow events in Athens, Greece Page(s) 127-135 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 2752 KB) | ||
| Synoptic climatological analysis of Red Sea Trough and non-Red Sea Trough rain situations over Israel Page(s) 137-143 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 811 KB) | ||
| Model-based scenarios of Mediterranean droughts Page(s) 145-151 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 1054 KB) | ||
| Winter precipitation and cyclones in the Mediterranean region: future climate scenarios in a regional simulation Page(s) 153-158 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 1361 KB) | ||
| Toward a climate downscaling for the Eastern Mediterranean at high-resolution Page(s) 159-164 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 837 KB) | ||
| Development of a daily gridded precipitation data set for the Middle East Page(s) 165-170 Abstract Full Article in PDF (PDF, 1916 KB) |
