Detailed guidance on appropriate methods for adapting guidelines would help WHO guideline groups to adapt existing guidelines, when this is appropriate.
Robust optimization helps in specifying appropriate conditions for adapting a policy, by identifying conditions that produce satisfactory results across a large ensemble of scenarios.
Information on the effects of indoor environments, energy usage, and human thermal comfort thresholds on vulnerability would also help determine appropriate strategies for adapting to a changing climate.
Nevertheless, because of a single major blackout on a warm day in 2003, Knowlton et al. (2004) maintain that "air conditioning may not really be an appropriate 'fix' for adapting to climate change".
As evidenced during the 2003 eastern U.S. blackout, air conditioning can also sometimes be interrupted on the hottest days, owing to the increased peak demand load, and air conditioning may not really be an appropriate "fix" for adapting to climate change.
An alternative is to adopt a risk-based approach (e.g., Yohe and Leichenko 2010), which has been identified as the most appropriate overarching framework for adapting to climate change (Jones and Preston 2011).
Appropriate criteria may then be used for adapting the wavelet filter with respect to the subsequent support vector classification.
Often, however, the interpretation of guidelines can evolve, making it appropriate to revisit interpretations in relation to management for adapting to climate change.
This information provides the basis for identifying the appropriate and critical training contents for all participants and some guidelines for adapting the training sessions for each specific group.
The values in square brackets "[S1]", "[S2]",... "[S6]" are parameters that are replaced automatically with appropriate values adapted for the individual facility using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) computer code and OR information systems or AIMS data.
