In addition, periods of tectonic activation and intervals between tectonic cycles have different durations. An overview of cyclic manifestations in the Earth's tectonic history given in is devoted to analysis of the quasi-periodic tectonic activity (known as Wilson, Bertrand, and Stille cycles) with...
Clustering of Intensity–Duration–Frequency (IDF) curves is a key tool in hydrology and water engineering, essential for analyzing and predicting extreme precipitation for various durations and return periods. These curves assist engineers in designing drainage systems and flood control measures tailored ...
However, Earth’s atmosphere used to be very different in its ancient history. “When the planet first formed out of cosmic gas and dust, it collected anatmosphereconsisting mostly of Hydrogen and Helium – a so-called primordial atmosphere,” Helled points out. Over the cours...
Also not considered are changes in the tide-surge interaction53,57,58 or future changes in geomorphology, which can both impact the return periods of ESLs59,60. Future RSLC estimates based on two previous studies Our projections of future RSLC, geographically detailed, are obtained according to ...
But the natural clocks of Earth, the Moon, and the Sun run on different times, and you can't divide any one of these time periods by another one without having some messy fraction left over. I mean one lunar month -that’s the time it takes for the Moon to go around Earth-one ...
The EDCDF method uses the quantile-based mapping of CDFs between historical and future projection periods, paired with the climate field for future projection periods, to account for the difference between CDFs for future and reference periods. In addition, this method considers different cumulative ...
Actually, at least four main periods of culture-shock appear. The first period is called “the honeymoon ( 蜜月)”. In this period, you feel excited about living in a different place, and everything seems to be fun. You like everything, and everybody seems to be so nice to you. ...
Human pressures and global change are threatening water resources. Circumstances vary in each location; therefore, finding solutions that address local iss
Islam MN, Uyeda H (2008) Vertical variations of rain intensity in different rainy periods in and around Bangladesh derived from TRMM observations. Internl J of Clim 28(2): 273-279.Islam MN, Uyeda H. 2008. Vertical variations of rain intensity in different rainy periods in and around ...
Fig. 2: Percentages of dispersal events between regions as inferred by our DECX analysis through different geological periods. Arrows indicate the direction of dispersal and numbers denote the percentage of the total number of events during each period of time. All events representing less than 1% ...