Sentence examples for change projection from inspiring English sources

Future goals include integration within a larger land use change model, and applications to landscape and regional global change projection based on newly incorporated biomass and carbon dynamics.

Scenarios provide the basis for calculating GHG emissions (SRES, Nakićenović et al. (2000)) or GHG concentrations (RCP, Moss et al. (2008)) and are thus the central assumption for any climate change projection (cf. radiative forcing).

Rather, collaboration between communities of paleoclimate and global environmental change projection is critical to enhancing the credibility of future projection, since paleoclimate provides the only means for validating climate models on time scales longer than decades.

Climate change projection for future has been made using Second Generation Canadian Earth System Model (CanESM2) developed by Canadian Centre for Climate Modeling and Analysis (CCCma) (Salzen et al. 2013; Arora et al. 2011).

It is found that an alteration to how a building is used is as equally important as common structural adaptations, and that the risk of choosing what turns out to be an incorrect climate change projection can be dealt with by seeing non-structural adaptations as a way of nullifying this risk.

Here the relative magnitudes of structural and non-structural (behavioural) adaptations are reflected upon, with the specific intent of discovering whether non-structural adaptations might have a great enough effect to offset any errors from selecting what proves to be (in 40 years time) an erroneous choice of climate change projection.

Mr. Sommer was the only mayor who directly addressed climate change and who linked the renewable energy projects in Prenzlau with concrete climate change projections for Brandenburg.

To reflect the increasing temperatures projected by the climate models (see " Climate Change Projections"), a simple delta method was applied to the daily TMX values of the natural variability scenario.

Treatments simulated baseline and projected climate averages derived from the latest UK climate change projections (UKCP09) for Exmoor, a climatically marginal peatland in SW England.

Under the most dire climate change projections, this could fall as low as 40% by 2200.

A good reminder that uncertainty doesn't necessarily break in our favor, when it comes to climate change projections.