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VNU Journal of Science, Earth Sciences 26 (2010) 179-184 179 Development of climate change scenarios for small areas in Vietnam by using the MAGICC/SCENGEN software in combination with statistic correction Hoang Duc Cuong* Vietnam Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology and Environment,[r]

(%)flow (m^3/s)Cal Obs Figure 4. Observed and calculated discharges at some hydro-stations in Dong Nai river basin. T.H. Thai, T. Thuc / VNU Journal of Science, Earth Sciences 27 (2011) 98-106 102 3. Assessing impacts of climate change on flow in Hong-Thai Binh and Dong Nai river basi[r]

0 20 40 60 80 100(%)flow (m^3/s)Cal Obs Figure 4. Observed and calculated discharges at some hydro-stations in Dong Nai river basin. T.H. Thai, T. Thuc / VNU Journal of Science, Earth Sciences 27 (2011) 98-106 102 3. Assessing impacts of climate change on flow in Hong-Thai Binh and Do[r]

because of its significance for biodiversity (Dávila et al. 1997; Arriaga et al. 2000). Oaxaca forests take up 8% of its territory (INEGI 2002). This land is considered one of the places with more diversity and endemism for Pinus and Quercus. Among the more representative species of SNO temperate fo[r]

2 (65.2%) in the middle and lower in most of the territory of two provinces of Nghe An - Ha Tinh and a part of the Nhu Xuan district of Thanh Hoa province. Total annual flow of the river system is about 23.1 km3 Both of which flows into Laos from 4.45 km3 and was formed in Vietnam km3 18.6 (up 80.5%[r]

State University, Fort Collins, CO. http://typhoon.atmos.colostate.edu/forecasts.Dyson, F., 2004. A meeting with Enrico Fermi. Nature,427. 297.Elsner, J. B. and Bossack, B. H., 2001. Bayesian analysisof US hurricane climate. Journal of Climate, 14.4341–4350.Elsner, J. and Jagger, T., 2[r]

ponent of the model can include various charac-teristics of assets, such as the location, age andtype of buildings or land use. The vulnerabilitycomponent of the model quantifies the impactof the natural hazard on the properties at risk,which may be done by the use of damage curvesthat describe the r[r]

management world absorbed and applied two generations ago with the creation of the National Flood Insurance Program in 1968. It is a lesson we must all embrace today.According to the Christian Science Monitor, “Ironically, many measures needed to adapt to global warming come from the same toolkit di[r]

Ago-economic region:+ North mountain and midland + Red river delta + North central + South central + Central plateau + North eat south + Mekong river deltaASSESSMENT CLIMATE CHANGE AND VARIABILITY IN VIETNAM1. Air average temperature.Long term variation and trend of temperature in Janu[r]

42776-wrk.qxp 10/12/2006 12:55 PM Page c1A Guide to Climate Change for SMEsi42776-wrk.qxp 10/12/2006 12:55 PM Page c2The Canadian Chamber of Commerce is the voice of Canadian business. Since 1925, theCanadian Chamber of Commerce has been the largest, most influential advocate for bus[r]

Studies, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam.Burn, D. H., 1999. Perceptions of flood risk: a case studyof the Red River flood of 1997. Water ResourcesResearch, 35(11). 3451 – 3458.Camerer, C., 1998. Bounded rationality in individualdecision making. Experimental Economics, 1(2).163–183.Changnon, S. A., 2003.[r]

Consistent with the long-term target, the carbonbudgets cover all Kyoto gases, despite uncertaintyin the measurement of non-CO2emissions, par-ticularly in agriculture. However, the CCC rec-ommended the exclusion of emissions frominternational aviation and shipping until a trans-parent and sensible w[r]

and mega deltas in Asia and Africa. Policy guidance, the development of tools, technologies and best practices, and their integration in management processes is addressing the threat of sea level rise. In the Himalayas, the Highland-Lowland Partnership for Climate Change Adaptation and[r]

compounded crises and how these are affectedby the media context in which they are communi-cating. In drawing upon previous literature in thefield, the following research questions haveguidedthe study: how and by whom are the situation, itscauses and solutions framed? Based on the analy-sis, the arti[r]

with those impacts. Such expectations are keyinputs to the pricing of homeowners’ propertyinsurance, the structure of complex financialtransactions between global reinsurance firmsand the movement of prices on commoditiesmarkets. Anticipation of hurricane landfalls cantake the form of a prediction of[r]

tists and regulatory agencies demonstrated thatblurring the boundaries between science andpolitics could lead to more productive policymaking than could be achieved by maintainingintentional separation. While boundary organi-zations have not been extensively researched forCCA or DRR, there are some[r]

Traditionally, research on adaptation toenvironmental change has been centred on theresponses of different social entities to environ-mental stimuli. Alternatively, the resilienceapproach is based on a holistic perspective thatanticipates dynamic change and views adaptivecapacity as an[r]