Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Once upon a future heatwave : an easy-to-apply storyline chain towards tales on heat extremes

Niels Carlier (UGent) , Kobe Vandelanotte (UGent) , Hans Van de Vyver, Bert Van Schaeybroeck (UGent) and Steven Caluwaerts (UGent)

(2026) SSRN.
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Once upon a future heatwave : a practical storyline chain from existing climate data to stakeholder engagement

Niels Carlier (UGent) , Kobe Vandelanotte (UGent) , Hans Van de Vyver, Bert Van Schaeybroeck (UGent) and Steven Caluwaerts (UGent)

(2026) CLIMATE SERVICES. 43.
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Optimizing climate model selection in regional studies using an adaptive weather type based framework: a case study for extreme heat in Belgium

Fien Serras, Kobe Vandelanotte (UGent) , Ruben Borgers, Bert Van Schaeybroeck (UGent) , Piet Termonia (UGent) , Matthias Demuzere (UGent) and Nicole P.M. van Lipzig

(2024) Research Square.
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Optimizing climate model selection in regional studies using an adaptive weather type based framework : a case study for extreme heat in Belgium

Fien Serras, Kobe Vandelanotte (UGent) , Ruben Borgers, Bert Van Schaeybroeck (UGent) , Piet Termonia (UGent) , Matthias Demuzere (UGent) and Nicole P. M. van Lipzig

(2024) CLIMATE DYNAMICS. 62. p.9927-9949
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Heat risk assessment for the Brussels capital region under different urban planning and greenhouse gas emission scenarios

Marie-Leen Verdonck, Matthias Demuzere (UGent) , Hans Hooyberghs, Frederik Priem and Frieke Vancoillie (UGent)

(2019) JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT. 249.

Academic Bibliography

Once upon a future heatwave : an easy-to-apply storyline chain towards tales on heat extremes

Once upon a future heatwave : a practical storyline chain from existing climate data to stakeholder engagement

Optimizing climate model selection in regional studies using an adaptive weather type based framework: a case study for extreme heat in Belgium

Optimizing climate model selection in regional studies using an adaptive weather type based framework : a case study for extreme heat in Belgium

Heat risk assessment for the Brussels capital region under different urban planning and greenhouse gas emission scenarios

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