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In the presented work, design conditions for breakwaters were derived from offshore climate reanalysis data (ERA5), which were downscaled to the nearshore by two numerical approaches, i.e., SwanOne and Delft3D, for different average and extreme wave and weather conditions. Model validation was performed using in situ measurements. The advantages and disadvantages of both numerical approaches were investigated. Both models show...
Heatwaves in Vietnam: Characteristics and relationship with large‐scale climate driversNARA Subscribed
This study analyses the spatio‐temporal variability of heatwave characteristics and their association with large‐scale climate drivers across seven climatic sub‐regions in Vietnam, including the Northwest (R1), Northeast (R2), Red River Delta (R3), North Central (R4), South Central (R5), Central Highlands (R6) and the South (R7). The analysis is based on observed daily maximum temperatures from 102 meteorological stations, spa...
Local‐scale rainy season onset detection: A new approach based on principal component analysis and its application to VietnamNARA Subscribed
In rain‐fed farming systems, the rainy season onset date (RSOD) is of utmost importance. RSODs are often defined by applying fixed thresholds to station data or by quantifying changes in the large‐scale atmospheric circulation between the dry and wet seasons. In this study, a new improved approach is proposed and applied to determine RSODs for Vietnam based on daily rainfall station data for the period 1979–2019. In this appro...
Using seasonal rainfall clusters to explain the interannual variability of the rain belt over the Greater Horn of AfricaNARA Subscribed
The seasonal cycle of rainfall over the Greater Horn of Africa (GHA) is dominated by the latitudinal migration and activity of the tropical rain belt (TRB). The TRB exhibits high interannual variability in the GHA and the reasons for the recent dry period in the Long Rains (March–May) are poorly understood. In addition, few studies have addressed the rainfall fluctuations during the Msimu Rains (Dec.–Mar.) in the southern GHA...
In this study, different criteria to determine the rainy season onset date (RSOD) and its predictability in the Central Highlands (CH) of Vietnam are investigated. Using daily rainfall amounts from 10 meteorological stations for the period 1981–2015, four criteria to determine the RSOD were tested in order to select the one that most reasonably depicts the climatology of the RSOD over the CH. Results show that the RSOD varies...
A new and flexible rainy season definition: Validation for the Greater Horn of Africa and application to rainfall trendsNARA Subscribed
Previous studies on observed or projected rainfall trends for the Greater Horn of Africa (GHA) generally focus on calendric 3‐month periods, and thus partly neglect the complexity of rainfall seasonality in this topographically heterogeneous region. This study introduces a novel and flexible methodology to identify the rainfall seasonality, the onset, cessation and duration of the rainy seasons and the associated uncertainties...
Statistical‐dynamical downscaling of precipitation for Vietnam: methodology and evaluation for the recent climateNARA Subscribed
Precipitation over Southeast Asia is primarily controlled by the Southeast Asian monsoon system. This area features complex orography and morphology, and has limited surface precipitation observations. In this study, a statistical‐dynamical downscaling approach that combines weather typing and dynamical downscaling is developed to obtain a high‐resolution precipitation climatology for tropical Southeast Asia. A transient simul...
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