Final Report - Vulnerability Committee

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Climate Analysis & Projections – Data SourcesExisting/Historical EC – Canadian Climate Normals EC – Atmospheric Hazards Web Site EC – Daily Climate Data Online EC – Canadian Hurricane Centre EC – NatChem Regional/local studies, trends and other literature Expert Team on Climate Change Detection and Indices(ETCCDI)Future Projection/Prediction EC – Canadian Climate Change Scenarios Network Regional/local studies and other literature Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) AR4Climate Analysis & Projections - Parameters25 climate parameters were identifiedHigh TemperatureLow TemperatureHeat WaveCold WaveTemperature VariabilityFreeze/ThawFrostHeavy RainRain (Frequency)Wet DaysRain on SnowFreezing RainIce StormSnow Storm/BlizzardSnow (Frequency)Snow AccumulationLightningHailstormHurricane/Tropical StormHigh Wind/DownburstTornadoDrought/Dry PeriodsDust StormsAcid RainHeavy Fog27
Climate Analysis & Projections - Definitions For the purpose of this study, definitions were chosenbased on their:– usefulness in determining vulnerability– relation to available indices (historical and/or future)– ability to relate to probabilityHeat WaveCold WaveTemperatureVariabilityFreeze/ThawThree or moreconsecutive days>32 o CThree or moreconsecutive days withmin temp.
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Page 169 and 170: Appendix EFinalized Risk Assessment
Page 171 and 172: Appendix GComparison of Existing an
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