Precipitation under Climate Change: Observation, Analysis and Forecasting
A special issue of Water (ISSN 2073-4441). This special issue belongs to the section "Hydrology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 January 2025 | Viewed by 240
Special Issue Editors
Interests: land–atmosphere interactions; weather forecasting; regional climate; hydrologic and water resource modeling
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Interests: climate change; drought; heat waves; extreme events; hydrologic and water resource modeling and simulation; climate dynamics; evapotranspiration; validation studies
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Precipitation variability and its distribution govern the hydrological cycle, which is critical for human needs regarding agriculture, freshwater, and ecosystems. Precipitation is a key parameter of the water cycle and is fundamental for streamflow, changing climates, and weather forecasting. However, it is among the most difficult parameters to measure accurately. Thus, authors are invited to submit research for this Special Issue on “Precipitation under Climate Change: Observation, Analysis and Forecasting” focusing on observational datasets, novel precipitation reclamation algorithms, analysis methods, predicting techniques, and physical theories for the Earth’s precipitation. We welcome the topics listed below and other scientific results related to this Special Issue:
- Long-term observations informing the impacts of climate change;
- New methods to detect or attribute global-warming-induced precipitation responses;
- Ground validation of remote sensing precipitation products;
- Existing precipitation observation network coverage and user requirements;
- Development of new numerical modeling techniques and physical parameterizations for improving precipitation forecasting;
- Projecting future precipitation and evaluating the impacts under different climate change scenarios;
- Investigations on sub-seasonal-to-seasonal prediction of precipitation;
- Climate-scale projections of future rainfall and snowfall, including extreme events.
Prof. Dr. Xinmin Zeng
Dr. Irfan Ullah
Dr. Jian Zhu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- observed precipitation
- forecasting
- remote sensing
- water-related hydrometeorological hazards
- extreme precipitation
- climate change detection and attribution
