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Direct Radiative Effects of Dust Events over Limassol, Cyprus in 2024 Using Ground-Based Measurements and Modelling

  • Georgia Charalampous,
  • Konstantinos Fragkos,
  • Ilias Fountoulakis,
  • Kyriakoula Papachristopoulou,
  • Argyro Nisantzi,
  • Rodanthi-Elisavet Mamouri,
  • Diofantos Hadjimitsis and
  • Stelios Kazadzis

Dust plays a significant role in the atmospheric radiative balance by altering both shortwave and longwave radiation fluxes. While deserts are the primary sources of dust emissions, atmospheric circulation can transport dust over long distances, impa...

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An Evaluation of the Impact of Emissions from Airports in Egypt

  • Zeinab Salah,
  • Rania Ezzeldeen,
  • Mostafa Ahmed Salmoon and
  • Ahmed Elattar

Aircraft emissions are a growing environmental concern due to their contribution to local air pollution and potential health risks, particularly around rapidly expanding airports. In Egypt, rapid urban growth and tourism have driven the construction...

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Understanding Mineral Dust Through a Doctoral Alliance

  • Franco Marenco,
  • Vassilis Amiridis,
  • Maria João Costa,
  • Konrad Kandler,
  • Stelios Kazadzis,
  • Martina Klose,
  • Carlos Pérez García-Pando,
  • Claire Ryder,
  • Célia M. Antunes and
  • Sara Basart
  • + 35 authors

We present an example of how a doctoral network can bring together multidisciplinary expertise and novel scientific advances in atmospheric dust. This network (Dust-DN) has started operations and is a strategic alliance of high-profile partners, able...

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The field of climate modeling is undergoing a significant transformation, moving away from the traditional General Circulation Models (GCMs) and toward the use of sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI)-based prediction systems. Research has shown...

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AI-Based Energy Management and Optimization for Urban Infrastructure: A Case Study in Trikala, Greece

  • Angelos Chasiotis,
  • Sofia Gialama,
  • Dimitris Piromalis and
  • Panagiotis T. Nastos

This study explores an ongoing work for AI-driven framework for energy management and optimization within urban infrastructures, demonstrated through a case study in Trikala, Greece. The approach integrates smart monitoring systems, real-time analyti...

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Soil erosion is a major threat to land productivity and environmental sustainability in Mediterranean regions, where sloping terrain, intense seasonal rainfall, and traditional agricultural practices accelerate soil loss. Olive orchards, which domina...

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A Multidimensional Framework for Flood Risk Analysis in the Garyllis Catchment, Cyprus

  • Josefina Kountouri,
  • Constantinos F. Panagiotou,
  • Alexia Tsouni,
  • Stavroula Sigourou,
  • Vasiliki Pagana,
  • Charalampos (Haris) Kontoes,
  • Chris Danezis and
  • Diofantos Hadjimitsis

Flooding events have increased in frequency and severity worldwide in recent years, a trend that has been made worse by human activity and climate change. Floods are one of the world’s most dangerous natural catastrophes because of the serious...

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Ground-based weather radars are essential to better understand precipitation systems, to improve the Quantitative Precipitation Estimation (QPE), and to subsequently provide input to hydrological models. However, reflectivity measured by radars is ty...

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The topic proposal concerns the axes of climate operation and modification, the consequences and/or benefits of the flow of the economy, as well as the risks to social security, amidst the evolution of human interventions, which the Anthropocene high...

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On 7 September 2024, a trough, situated over the Black Sea, in combination with a northeasterly outflow of a surface anticyclone over Russia, increased moisture and established an instability environment in Greece. Veering winds with height, in combi...

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