Extremes, Abrupt Changes and Managing Risks

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"Extremes, Abrupt Changes and Managing Risks" is a chapter of the IPCC Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate that examines how climate change intensifies extreme events and sudden shifts in ocean and cryosphere systems, and explores strategies for assessing and managing the associated risks.

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instanceOf IPCC report chapter
addresses adaptation options for extreme events
disaster risk management in coastal and polar regions
early warning systems for extremes and abrupt changes
limits to adaptation in the context of extremes and abrupt changes
residual risks under different emission scenarios
resilience building for communities affected by ocean and cryosphere change
risk reduction strategies
appliesConcept hazard-exposure-vulnerability framework
iterative risk management
risk assessment under uncertainty
risk framework used by the IPCC
considers distributional impacts of extremes and abrupt changes
impacts on ecosystems and ecosystem services
impacts on livelihoods in coastal and cryosphere-dependent communities
socio-economic dimensions of risk
contributesTo global understanding of climate-related risks in ocean and cryosphere
policy-relevant information for adaptation and risk management
examines abrupt changes in coastal systems
abrupt changes in ocean circulation
abrupt changes in permafrost
abrupt changes in sea ice
abrupt ice-sheet changes
changes in duration of extreme events
changes in frequency of extreme events
changes in intensity of extreme events
compound extreme events
low-likelihood high-impact events
tipping points in ocean and cryosphere systems
focusesOn abrupt changes in ocean and cryosphere systems
climate-change-related extremes in the ocean and cryosphere
risk assessment related to ocean and cryosphere change
risk management related to ocean and cryosphere change
partOf IPCC Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate NERFINISHED
publicationType peer-reviewed assessment chapter
publishedBy Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change NERFINISHED
relatedTo extreme coastal flooding
extreme sea ice conditions
extreme storms affecting ocean and cryosphere regions
marine heatwaves
sea level rise extremes
shortName SROCC Chapter on Extremes, Abrupt Changes and Managing Risks NERFINISHED
subjectOf assessment of how climate change intensifies extreme events
assessment of sudden shifts in cryosphere systems
assessment of sudden shifts in ocean systems
timePeriodCovered historical period and future projections under climate change scenarios
uses IPCC calibrated uncertainty language
multiple lines of evidence including observations, models and process understanding

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