I spent a few years investigating emergency room visits in New York City, and the relationship between changes in the weather and emergency room visits by people with asthma.
To date, very few studies document the link between weather and HFMD and none (that the authors are aware of) have previously shown that there exists an explicit relationship with threshold effects between short-term changes in weather and the incidence of HFMD.
Most research so far focuses on the relationship between short-term changes in weather (weather variability) and human health.
Second, this study is the first to demonstrate that EMD can effectively decompose weather time series into IMFs with identifiable oscillations, allowing investigation of the temporal relationship between headache incidence and changes in weather variables.
The changes in weather and ground status result in differences between the effective sensing ranges of nodes and their nominal sensing ranges.
There were no changes in weather conditions that would have influenced the ground conditions between the objective and subjective assessments for these 36 pairs.
The changes in weather are jarringly sudden.
How will the herders adjust to the changes in weather?
changes in weather patterns [6].
