Abstract Marine heatwaves (MHWs) and Cold Spells (marine cold spells (MCSs)) are events
of extreme positive and negative temperature anomalies, that last 5 days or longer. These …

Marine heat waves (MHW), considered as persistent and spatially extensive sea surface
temperature (SST) anomalies, have emerged as one of the global change-induced high …

The Mediterranean region, noted for its climatic uniqueness and rapid urban expansion, is a
critical area for climate change studies. This research investigates the increase in extreme …

Marine Heatwaves (MHWs) are considered one of the main consequences of global
warming. MHWs negatively affect ecosystems, threaten economies, and intensify storms. In …

The ephemeral nature of signals associated with environmental shocks means that the
speed of information gathering is crucial for the successful extraction of valuable scientific …

Extreme events such as Marine Heat Waves (MHWs) and Low Chlorophyll-a (LChl-a) in the
ocean have devastating impacts on the marine environment, particularly when they occur …

Cross-shelf exchanges in the Black Sea were investigated using remote sensing data and
an ocean circulation model to which an eddy-tracking algorithm and Lagrangian particle …

Marine heatwaves (MHWs) induce significant impacts on marine ecosystems. There is a
growing need for knowledge about extreme climate events to better inform decision-makers …

Heatwaves are now considered one of the main stressors of global warming. As a result of
anthropogenic warming, atmospheric and oceanic heatwaves have increased in frequency …

The use of Earth Observation (EO) for water quality monitoring has substantially raised in the
recent decade; however, harmonisation of EO-based indicators across the seas to support …