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Volume 92, Issue 1 supplement

November 2018

Multiple climate hazards in Eurasian drylands

Issue Editors:

Masato Shinoda,
Troy Sternberg,
Banzragch Nandintsetseg

13 articles in this issue

Multiple climate hazards in Eurasian drylands
Masato Shinoda
Troy Sternberg
Banzragch Nandintsetseg
Editorial 13 November 2018 Pages: 1 - 2
Mongolian herders’ vulnerability to dzud: a study of record livestock mortality levels during the severe 2009/2010 winter
Chunling Du
Masato Shinoda
Shusuke Matsushita
Original Paper 24 May 2017 Pages: 3 - 17
Satellite-based mapping of dust erodibility in northeast Asia
Reiji Kimura
Original Paper 30 May 2016 Pages: 19 - 25
Investigating the presumed causal links between drought and dzud in Mongolia
Troy Sternberg
Original Paper Open access 21 April 2017 Pages: 27 - 43
Cold air formation and advection over Eurasia during “dzud” cold disaster winters in Mongolia
Yoshihiro Iijima
Masatake E. Hori
Original Paper 17 November 2016 Pages: 45 - 56
Rangeland management and climate hazards in drylands: dust storms, desertification and the overgrazing debate
Nick Middleton
Original Paper Open access 11 October 2016 Pages: 57 - 70
Developing a soil erodibility map across Mongolia
D. Jugder
B. Gantsetseg
M. Shinoda
Original Paper 31 July 2018 Pages: 71 - 94
Livestock productivity as indicator of vulnerability to climate hazards: a Mongolian case study
F. Joly
R. Sabatier
B. Munkhtuya
Original Paper 28 June 2017 Pages: 95 - 107
Contributions of multiple climate hazards and overgrazing to the 2009/2010 winter disaster in Mongolia
Banzragch Nandintsetseg
Masato Shinoda
Baasandai Erdenetsetseg
Original Paper 15 June 2017 Pages: 109 - 126
Complexity of Mongolian stakeholders’ dzud preparation and response
Allison Hahn
Original Paper 05 May 2017 Pages: 127 - 143
The relationship between drought activity and vegetation cover in Northwest China from 1982 to 2013
Yelin Jiang
Ranghui Wang
Cheng Li
Original Paper 29 March 2018 Pages: 145 - 163
Herders and hazards: covariate dzud risk and the cost of risk management strategies in a Mongolian subdistrict
Ariell Ahearn
Original Paper Open access 13 December 2017 Pages: 165 - 181
Moisture sources of a torrential rainfall event in the arid region of East Xinjiang, China, based on a Lagrangian model
Junqiang Yao
Moyan Li
Qing Yang
Original Paper 11 June 2018 Pages: 183 - 195

Volume 92, Issue 1 supplement

Multiple climate hazards in Eurasian drylands

Mongolian herders’ vulnerability to dzud: a study of record livestock mortality levels during the severe 2009/2010 winter

Satellite-based mapping of dust erodibility in northeast Asia

Investigating the presumed causal links between drought and dzud in Mongolia

Cold air formation and advection over Eurasia during “dzud” cold disaster winters in Mongolia

Rangeland management and climate hazards in drylands: dust storms, desertification and the overgrazing debate

Developing a soil erodibility map across Mongolia

Livestock productivity as indicator of vulnerability to climate hazards: a Mongolian case study

Contributions of multiple climate hazards and overgrazing to the 2009/2010 winter disaster in Mongolia

Complexity of Mongolian stakeholders’ dzud preparation and response

The relationship between drought activity and vegetation cover in Northwest China from 1982 to 2013

Herders and hazards: covariate dzud risk and the cost of risk management strategies in a Mongolian subdistrict

Moisture sources of a torrential rainfall event in the arid region of East Xinjiang, China, based on a Lagrangian model

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