The Role of Climate Datasets in Understanding Climate Extremes

Emmanuel Eresanya; Israel R. Orimoloye; Olufemi Sunday Durowoju; Mojolaoluwa Daramola; Jesufemi Peter Olowe; Folorunsho Akinleye; Olasunkanmi Olorunsaye

doi:10.20944/preprints202105.0139.v1

How to cite: Eresanya, E.; Orimoloye, I.R.; Durowoju, O.S.; Daramola, M.; Olowe, J.P.; Akinleye, F.; Olorunsaye, O. The Role of Climate Datasets in Understanding Climate Extremes. Preprints 2021, 2021050139. https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202105.0139.v1 Eresanya, E.; Orimoloye, I.R.; Durowoju, O.S.; Daramola, M.; Olowe, J.P.; Akinleye, F.; Olorunsaye, O. The Role of Climate Datasets in Understanding Climate Extremes. Preprints 2021, 2021050139. https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202105.0139.v1

Abstract

The impact of climate extremes on the society has been of great concern to environmental scientist and policy makers. The destructive consequence attributed to natural hazards associated with climates extremes has been estimated to billions of dollars across the globe. To carry out a robust and effective researches that help to minimize or prevent the loss, detailed datasets of the past, present and future are needed. This will help to give an accurate prediction and early warning which is necessary for the policy making.

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The Role of Climate Datasets in Understanding Climate Extremes

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