Explore a 44-minute lecture from Institut Henri Poincaré on observational constraints for estimating extreme warm events by the century's end and the IPSL/RTE collaboration framework. Delve into Freddy Bouchet's (CNRS and ENS / LMD et IPSL) insights on using observational data to predict future temperature extremes and understand the collaborative efforts between IPSL and RTE in addressing climate change impacts.
Observational Constraints on Extremes for Estimating the Warmest Events by the End of the Century
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Observational constraints on extremes for estimating the warmest events by the end of the century...
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