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Marie-Pier Labonté, Timothy M. Merlis
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Journal of Climate. 36:2167-2182
Hydroclimatic extremes, such as heavy daily rainfall and dry spells, are expected to intensify under anthropogenic warming. Often, these changes are diagnostically related to thermodynamic increases in humidity with warming. Here, we develop a framew
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Pascal Bourgault, David Huard, Trevor James Smith, Travis Logan, Abel Aoun, Juliette Lavoie, Éric Dupuis, Gabriel Rondeau-Genesse, Raquel Alegre, Clair Barnes, Alexis Beaupré Laperrière, Sébastien Biner, David Caron, Carsten Ehbrecht, Jeremy Fyke, Tom Keel, Marie-Pier Labonté, Ludwig Lierhammer, Jwen-Fai Low, Jamie Quinn, Philippe Roy, Dougie Squire, Ag Stephens, Maliko Tanguy, Christopher Whelan
xclim is a Python library that enables computation of climate indicators over large, hetero- geneous data sets. It is built using xarray objects and operations, can seamlessly benefit from the parallelization handling provided by dask, and relies on
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https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.05415
https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.05415
Autor:
Marie-Pier Labonté, Timothy Merlis
Hydroclimatic extremes, such as heavy daily rainfall and dry spells, are expected to intensify under anthropogenic warming. Often, these changes are diagnostically related to thermodynamic increases in humidity with warming. Here, we develop a framew
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https://doi.org/10.31223/x59g9f
https://doi.org/10.31223/x59g9f
Autor:
Timothy M. Merlis, Marie-Pier Labonté
Synchronously orbiting, tidally-locked exoplanets with a dayside facing their star and a permanently dark nightside orbiting dim stars are prime candidates for habitability. Simulations of these planets often show the potential to maintain an Earth-l
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