Change in the Earth's climate?

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What the effect of change water content on the dynamic behavior of the silty soil

what the effect of change water content on the dynamic behavior of the silty soil the water content is the most effective factor can change the dynamic behavior of soil because of the effect on...

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Is there a relation between experimental results in compression, tension, and lateral loads on screw disk micro piles in cohesive soil from SAP2000 ?

is there a relation between experimental results in compression, tension, and lateral loads on screw disk micro piles in cohesive soil and theoretical results found from SAP2000 or any theoretical...

09 October 2015 9,234 3 View

Any advice on SAP2000 modelling for soil for different applications?

07 August 2015 6,121 4 View

What is the precautions in analysis and design buried underground water tanks which will prevent uplift under seismic load?

what is the precautions in analysis and design buried underground water tanks which will prevent uplift under seismic load ? with the effect of soil structure interaction ?

05 June 2015 2,509 3 View

How can I represent a smooth frame element in SAP2000 embedded in concrete?

Thanks in advance for your replies.

03 April 2015 3,234 2 View

Is structural analysis better in three dimensional or two dimensional, in civil engineering?

Which is better for civil engineering structures, Structural Analysis in three-dimensional or two-dimensional? As in folded plates or cylindrical shell?

02 March 2015 9,713 9 View

High rise building earthquake resistance?

01 February 2015 4,347 0 View

How can I represent cracks in the columns on the SAP2000 program?

01 February 2015 9,741 8 View

Stiffness of reinforced concrete in high rise buildings?

31 December 2014 9,929 10 View

Is there an equation relating time and concrete strength?

31 December 2014 3,633 4 View

How climate change will influences human and animal behavioral change?

The role of climate change influencing the human behavior as well as economics interest

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How to calculate average trend in maximum annual NDVI from MODIS?

I am wanting to calculate the average trend in maximum annual NDVI in Iceland from 2010-2020 using MODIS MYD13Q1 V6. How would I do this? I have currently inserted the NDVI bands from the MODIS...

02 March 2021 752 2 View

What are the countries most affected by extreme rainfall as a result of climate change?

Increased heat, drought and insect outbreaks, all associated to climate change, have increased wildfires. Decreasing water supplies, declined agricultural yields, health impacts in cities owing to...

01 March 2021 7,168 9 View

Which cell line should we use to perform biological dosimetry experiments?

We are preparing some experiments based on irradiating cells under different conditions in order to evaluate the effects in terms of DNA damage, genetic expression, etc. As our project is...

01 March 2021 3,355 3 View

What are the harmful effects of these extreme rainfall on the health of newborns? What are the reasons for that?

Extreme rainfall associated with climate change is causing harm to babies in some of the most forgotten places.

01 March 2021 5,647 4 View

Where can I find atmospheric measurement profiles (temperature, density, etc.) between 300-800 km altitude?

I am investigating thermospheric mass density profiles between 300-800 km altitude. I would like to compare the variability with other parameters, including temperature, electron content,...

01 March 2021 5,902 3 View

How to arrange coordinates and extract climate dataset out of MPI-ESM-MR netcdf files?

Have a nice day everyone, I'm stuck in extracting datasets out of MPI-ESM-MR netcdf files because the latitude ranges from -3*10^6 to 3*10^6 and longitude ranges -5,9*10^6 to 5,9*10^6. Plus, the...

28 February 2021 912 3 View

For modelling epoxy-based matrices (in composites), which model in ABAQUS is the most suitable, Concrete damaged plasticity or Drucker-Prager model?

I am working on developing a micromechanical FE model for predicting kink-band formation in UD composites. To model matrix plasticity, which model, out of Concrete Damaged Plasticity and...

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B-mercaptoethanol (BME) protocol?

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27 February 2021 5,028 2 View

Trouble with Charting with Google Earth Engine (Technical)?

Hello. I have a problem with the charting in google earth engine. I created an image collection by combining 5 image collections of five parameters and using ee.Join.inner ( ) and .apply ( )...

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Prashant Kumar Mishra

Causes of climate change are both natural as well as man made. As contribution of man is very high in magnitude today, solutions are possible only by human efforts. But be very sure, only scientists can do nothing. Contribution of every section of society is essential

Paul Reed Hepperly

Modellers of climate change suggest a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions to stablize the change would need 80 to 90% emission reduction and at least several decades for the new equilibrium to stabilize. Check out work of Dr. James Hansen. While it is certainly possible to reduce emissions sources the ability to use sequestration has not been implemented.

No till agriculture can be a part of this ability to utilize sequestration with Rattan Lal suggesting about 10% of the overenrichment would be neutralized by all tillable land adopting no till agriculture. If we accept that analysis the 330 kg/ha C per year Puget and Lal for no till adoption. This no till potential is smaller than the use of green cover cropping with can be about 3 times that and compost utilization 6 times that and biochar 12 times that and the use of integrated animal and crop systems over 25 times that. Agroforestry would be another big potential mitigator.

The bottomline is that there is a huge potential to combine sequestration with reduction of emissions to resolve these issues. The implementation of agriculture centered sequestration strategy will have a beneficial side effect of mitigating the impacts of drought issues through the positive impact of soil organic matter increases and in addition a better ability for plants to defend against diseases and pests and finally the improvement of the value of food and feed content from the improved soil resources. Finally the improvement in soil organic matter improves issues related to soil quality and losses of nutrients from current agricultural systems.