Sentence examples for forecast climate changes from inspiring English sources

To reconstruct accurate climate records for the past and forecast climate changes for the future, modelers need to know just how passive trees really are when it comes to air temperature.

The adaptation of local varieties could be a significant contribution to the adaptation of varieties to forecast climate changes.

Downscaled General Circulation Models (GCMs) output are used to forecast climate change and provide information used as input for hydrological modelling.

In this paper, we developed a mechanistic model that uses climatic variables (rather than biotic variables) to (i) examine how variation in landscape scale climate influences the spatial distribution of panda habitat in China's Qinling Mountains, and (ii) evaluate how the distribution and extent of panda habitat will change in the future under forecast climate change scenarios.

The applications range from forecasting climate changes [ 28] via predicting events in a detector in high-energy physics [ 29] to modeling biological systems [ 30].

Information on wood formation dynamics are necessary (a) to understand how and to what extent cambial activity and xylogenesis (with the different stages of cell development) respond to climatic variability and (b) to predict how forecasted climate change may influence tree growth and on the long hand forest productivity (Moser et al. 2009; Camarero et al. 2010; Vieira et al. 2014).

Finally, forecasted climate change and modifications to the natural fire regime were added to the base index to further explore the development of paludified forests in the context of climate change.

However, under pressure of growing population, the nations of these zones will need to invest in climate-smart agricultural techniques to sustain or continue to improve agricultural yields and livestock production given forecasted climate change.

The SEAD results show that agricultural expansion in the north-western Negev (Israel) is highly dependent on water availability, which in turn is sensitive to forecasted climate change scenarios.

Conditions for cod production in the Baltic will therefore likely become worse in the coming decades both due to increased seal predation and forecasted climate change.

Forecasting climate change impacts on public health requires the development of scenario-based risk assessments which must include generalised assessment of the consequences from complex demographic, social and economical disruptions.