471 papers
This paper addresses significant data quality issues in the EU's initial Data Centre Registry by developing an automated refinement process to create a reliable, curated dataset that reveals a sharp north-south efficiency gradient and highlights critical reporting anomalies, thereby establishing a robust baseline for tracking Europe's digital infrastructure toward net-zero goals.
This study develops an integrated framework using the Pressure–State–Response model and Grey Model projections to assess historical trends and forecast a significant decline in ecological security across India's North Eastern Himalayan Region by 2040, identifying population density and its interaction with forest cover as the primary driving factors.
This study demonstrates that calcium chloride cloud seeding, particularly when released at lower altitudes within the fog layer, effectively accelerates the dissipation of severe winter sea fog and improves visibility along South Korea's western coast by enhancing collision–coalescence processes and altering marine boundary layer conditions.
This study develops a Bayesian Network framework that integrates heterogeneous biophysical, socio-economic, and climatic data to quantify future climate risks to habitability on Rangiroa Atoll, revealing significant scenario-dependent uncertainties and highlighting how local characteristics create varying risk levels across individual islands.
This study employs a hybrid modeling approach integrating WSA, SPR, and AHP-TOPSIS techniques to assess soil erosion susceptibility and prioritize sub-watersheds within the Karmanasa River Basin, thereby providing a practical framework for sustainable land management and erosion mitigation.
This study demonstrates that while active forest restoration interventions in East Africa initially lag behind natural regeneration in carbon accumulation, they ultimately yield superior long-term gains, particularly in dry and montane systems, underscoring the critical need for sustained commitment to fully realize their climate mitigation potential by 2050.
This study demonstrates that an integrated approach combining Landsat remote sensing techniques (including PCA, band ratios, and MNF) with field investigations effectively maps lithological units, structural features, and alteration zones to identify potential sources of alluvial gold deposits within the Karasuk Supergroup of Kapoeta, South Sudan.
This systematic review synthesizes evidence from 104 studies to demonstrate that water-related conflict in intermittent river catchments is driven not by physical scarcity alone, but by coupled socio-hydrological processes where land-cover transitions and hydrological variability intensify resource competition, necessitating governance responses that address both ecological and institutional dimensions.
This study demonstrates that an integrated approach combining Landsat and SRTM remote sensing techniques with field investigations effectively maps lithological units, structural features, and alteration zones to identify potential sources for alluvial gold deposits within the Kapoeta area of South Sudan.
The 2024 unprecedented mass bleaching event in Okinawa Island caused severe, depth-dependent coral mortality and benthic shifts dominated by *Acropora* loss and algal proliferation, while fish community responses remained largely stable in the short term with declines limited to obligate corallivores.