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 Johann Kleer
Hail frequency in Germany: regional trends over the last 20 years

3D radar-based hail tracks reveal region-specific trends in Germany over the past 20 years.

 

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CEDIM is now on LinkedIn

New LinkedIn profile: https://linkedin.com/company/kitcedim

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After natural disasters: CEDIM scientist wants to ensure power supply in cities

Decentralised networks, known as microgrids, are needed to restore power as quickly as possible after extreme weather events.

 

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Czechowice Dziedzice, Hochwasser 2024, Drohnenansicht des überfluteten Gebiets, Polen SchlesienElżbieta Kap (Adobe Stock)
Flood situation in Austria, the Czech Republic and Germany, September 2024

FAQ on the floods from experts at the GFZ, the UFZ and the KIT/CEDIM

 

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 Jannick Fischer
How do tornadoes form?

In Europe and Germany there is a rising interest in tornadoes, but how do the whirlwinds form?

 

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Extreme temperatures and heat stress in urban public spaces

Development of methods to spatialy visualise thermal comfort in heterogeneous urban areas using remote sensing data.

 

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