Tropical Extremes: Natural Variability and Trends features the most up-to-date information on present and future trends related to climate change and tropical extremes. Including contributions from the foremost experts in the field, this important reference addresses the science behind climate change and natural variability in relation to tropical extremes. The book also includes practical insight into modeling and observation approaches. In a warming world, the increase of weather extremes presents a scientifically complex and societally relevant challenge. The book confronts these challenges with observational evidence, modeling studies and expected impacts. This is an essential reference for researchers, modelers and students in the fields of climate and atmospheric science looking to better understand the causes and effects of tropical extremes and natural variability.

The editor's aim is to provide current scientists as well as future generations with a historical overview of the developments in physical oceanography over the last four decades. To that end, several people that have played major roles over the last years will contribute chapters on respectively oceanographic observations, theory of physical oceanography and modelling. The book will illustrate how research is conducted in physical oceanography, which methods are being used, what the results are and how these as well as various ideas are being communicated, between the different branches in physical oceanography.

Unique combination and integrated assessment of three major fields in physical oceanography Providing both in depth scientific views and a historical overview Very prominent and reknown authors brought together