… Event probability … Coumou, 2011: Increase of extreme events in a warming world. Proc.
Natl. … (left) The 15-case composite SST (C) and (right) US precipitation anomalies (% of …

… of extreme events arising in an adaptive population comprising competing agents (eg
species, cells, traders, data-packets). Our results reveal a taxonomy of such extreme events, and …

… and minimize damage resulting from future extreme events. These efforts would benefit from
… storm, places the event in the context of other extreme rainfall events in the Peterborough …

… the paucity of the extreme events themselves, our inferences … In this context, tree rings and
the related xylem anatomical traits … anatomical traits in the years following the extreme events. …

… Extreme events are by nature rare and difficult to predict, yet are often much more important
than frequent, typical events. An interesting counterpoint to the prediction of such events is …

… for all three events, which will illustrate the forcing mechanisms at both the synoptic scale
and mesoscale levels. By comparing expected events that do not occur, to events with similar …

… Despite numerous studies on extreme events, the headwater areas are still … extreme
geomorphic events precisely, a dendrogeomorphic approach was performed based on anatomical …

… and placing recent trends and extreme events in a long-term … of trends, variability, and
extreme events. Nevertheless, tree-ring … I use quantitative wood anatomy (QWA) to obtain high-…

… extreme climatic and pollution stress during the winter 1995/96 on radial and height increment
and wood anatomy … the stress event and corresponding changes in wood anatomy in both …

… Catastrophic disasters require additional leadership capabilities because extreme events
overwhelm local capabilities and damage emergency response systems themselves. Therefore…