Extreme heat across the North Indian Plain has intensified in recent decades, with the temperature in Delhi repeatedly exceeding 48 °C. We present a physically interpretable and computationally efficient typology of heatwave risk using aggregated...
Understanding the relationship between vegetation transpiration and root-zone soil moisture is essential for assessing eco-hydrological processes under global change. However, past studies often looked at only one side, and traditional field observat...
Taipei’s metropolitan region faces frequent typhoon impacts that test its urban resilience. This study examines the relationship between Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) urban spatial forms and Taipei’s resilience against typhoons, cons...
Hydrologists need to predict extreme hydrological and meteorological events for design purposes, whose magnitude and probability are estimated using a probability distribution function (PDF). The choice of an appropriate PDF is crucial in describing...
This study intends to identify and quantify the individual, perceptual, and contextual factors associated with odor-related perception and to assess the perception of odor sources according to meteorological conditions. Two face-to-face seasonal comm...
Current temperature prediction methods often focus on time-series information while neglecting the contributions of different meteorological factors and the context of varying time steps. Accordingly, this study developed a Dual-Attention-BiLSTM (a b...
The construction and maintenance of ecological corridors not only facilitate species migration and gene flow but also enhance ecosystem stability and resilience, providing critical support for achieving global carbon neutrality goals. Despite their i...
Land use patterns are a critical driver of changes in carbon emissions, making it essential to elucidate the relationship between regional carbon emissions and land use types. As a nationally designated economic strategic zone, the Yangtze River Basi...
The severe ozone depletion over the Southern polar region, known as the “ozone hole,” is a stark example of global ozone depletion caused by human-made chemicals. This has implications for climate change and increased harmful surface sola...
Coastal ecosystems are crucial for territorial development but they face increasing pressure from population growth and climate change. These factors threaten ecosystems, communities, and tourism infrastructure. It is essential to assess vulnerabilit...
