OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Climate Services is 6. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-05-01 to 2024-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Pan-European meteorological and snow indicators of climate change impact on ski tourism	34
Opportunities and barriers for using climate information for building resilient agricultural systems in Sudan savannah agro-ecological zone of north-eastern Ghana	28
The next generation of climate services	28
Refocusing the climate services lens: Introducing a framework for co-designing “transdisciplinary knowledge integration processes” to build climate resilience	26
Factors influencing farmers adoption of climate smart agriculture to respond climate variability in Siyadebrina Wayu District, Central highland of Ethiopia	23
A global meta-analysis of climate services and decision-making in agriculture	21
Building a climate service for North America based on the NA-CORDEX data archive	21
CH2018 – National climate scenarios for Switzerland: How to construct consistent multi-model projections from ensembles of opportunity	20
Determinants of climate variability adaptation strategies: A case of Itang Special District, Gambella Region, Ethiopia	19
Changes in population exposure to extreme precipitation in the Yangtze River Delta, China	19
Understanding climate services for enhancing resilient agricultural systems in Anglophone West Africa: The case of Ghana	16
Comparative Analysis of Meteorological Records of Climate Variability and Farmers' Perceptions in Sekota Woreda, Ethiopia	16
Extreme climate events in sub-Saharan Africa: A call for improving agricultural technology transfer to enhance adaptive capacity	16
Climate change and variability adaptation strategies and their implications for household food Security: The case of Basona Worena District, North Shewa zone, Ethiopia	16
Transforming climate science into usable services: The effectiveness of co-production in promoting uptake of climate information by smallholder farmers in Senegal	16
Coping with drought: Lessons learned from robusta coffee growers in Vietnam	16
Reaching out to smallholder farmers in developing countries with climate services: A literature review of current information delivery channels	15
Impact of climate variability on household food security in Godere District, Gambella Region, Ethiopia	15
On the next generation (NextGen) seasonal prediction system to enhance climate services over Ethiopia	15
The intensification of short-duration rainfall extremes due to climate change – Need for a frequent update of intensity–duration–frequency curves	15
How climate change is going to affect urban livability in China	15
Spatio-temporal hydro-climate variability in Omo-Gibe river Basin, Ethiopia	14
Using co-production to improve the appropriate use of sub-seasonal forecasts in Africa	14
Climate services for managing societal risks and opportunities	13
Climate Scenarios for Switzerland CH2018 – Approach and Implications	13

Improving the seasonal prediction of Northern Australian rainfall onset to help with grazing management decisions	13
Co-production of climate services: A story map for future coastal flooding for the city of Flensburg	13
Limited access and use of climate information by small-scale sugarcane farmers in South Africa: A case study	12
Application of real time S2S forecasts over Eastern Africa in the co-production of climate services	12
Contextualising seasonal climate forecasts by integrating local knowledge on drought in Malawi	12
Climate services for tourism: Insights from Caribbean Small Island Developing States	12
Farmers’ barriers to the access and use of climate information in the mountainous regions of Thừa Thiên Huế province, Vietnam	12
Climate change adaptation strategies of cocoa farmers in the Wassa East District: Implications for climate services in Ghana	12
Stimulating small-scale farmer innovation and adaptation with Participatory Integrated Climate Services for Agriculture (PICSA): Lessons from successful implementation in Africa, Latin America, the Ca	11
Challenges and best-practices of co-creation: A qualitative interview study in the field of climate services	11
Upper Colorado River Basin 20th century droughts under 21st century warming: Plausible scenarios for the future	11
Farmers’ perceptions about changes in climate variables: Perceived risks and household responses in different agro-ecological communities, Southern Ethiopia	10
Climate services for tourism: An applied methodology for user engagement and co-creation in European destinations	10
Analysis of El Niño Southern Oscillation and its impact on rainfall distribution and productivity of selected cereal crops in Kembata Alaba Tembaro zone	10
Climate change vulnerability mapping across ecological zones in Delta State, Niger Delta Region of Nigeria	10
Reflections on a key component of co-producing climate services: Defining climate metrics from user needs	10
Understanding the farmers’ choices and adoption of adaptation strategies, and plans to climate change impact in Africa: A systematic review	9
Numerical weather prediction and climate modelling: Challenges and opportunities for improving climate services delivery in Southern Africa	9
Widening the common space to reduce the gap between climate science and decision-making in industry	9
Co-designing a citizen science climate service	8
Climate services in Brazil: Past, present, and future perspectives	8
Mapping weather risk – A multi-indicator analysis of satellite-based weather data for agricultural index insurance development in semi-arid and arid zones of Central Asia	8
Exposure of Portuguese viticulture to weather extremes under climate change	8
A simplified seasonal forecasting strategy, applied to wind and solar power in Europe	8
A framework for assessing the value of seasonal climate forecasting in key agricultural decisions	8
Scaling weather and climate services for agriculture in Senegal: Evaluating systemic but overlooked effects	8
Supporting local adaptation through the co-production of climate information: An evaluation of collaborative research processes and outcomes	8
The demand side of climate services for real-time snow management in Alpine ski resorts: Some empirical insights and implications for climate services development	8
Cost and benefit analysis of adopting climate adaptation practices among smallholders: The case of five selected practices in Ghana	8
A CMIP6-based multi-model downscaling ensemble to underpin climate change services in Australia	7
Reframing climate services to support municipal and regional planning	7
Successful climate services for adaptation: What we know, don’t know and need to know	7
Urban multi-model climate projections of intense heat in Switzerland	7
A typology of climate information users for adaptation to agricultural droughts in Uruguay	6
Hydrological modeling of spatial and temporal variations in streamflow due to multiple climate change scenarios in northwestern Morocco	6
Urban water crises: Making sense of climate change adaptation barriers and success parameters	6
A national hydrological projections service for Australia	6
The usability of ClimApp: A personalized thermal stress warning tool	6
Past is prologue: A case study exploration of the role of climate indicators in adaptation in the United States	6
A method of assessing user capacities for effective climate services	6
Putting social networks to practical use: Improving last-mile dissemination systems for climate and market information services in developing countries	6
A new mission: Mainstreaming climate adaptation in the US Department of Defense	6
Clisagri: An R package for agro-climate services	6