Ryan Harp

Ryan Harp
National Center for Atmospheric Research

Doctor of Philosophy

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Objective: To synthesize the methodologies of studies that evaluate the impacts of heat exposure on morbidity and mortality. Methods: Embase, MEDLINE, Web of Science, and Scopus were searched from date of inception until 1 March 2023 for English language literature on heat exposure and health outcomes. Records were collated, deduplicated and screen...
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Introduction: Numerous studies across the world have characterized the effect of extreme heat exposure on cardiovascular health (CVH) using myriad data sources and methodologies. Here we review these studies and synthesize their methodological approaches and findings to identify common clinical factors associated with CVH following extreme heat exp...
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Characterizing changes in precipitation patterns over time is critical for hydrologically dependent fields like water resource management and agriculture. Here, we explore observed trends in interannual precipitation variability using a suite of metrics that describe changes in precipitation over time. We analyze daily in situ Global Historical Cli...
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Characterizing changes in precipitation patterns over time is critical for hydrologically-dependent fields like water resource management and agriculture. Here, we explore observed trends in interannual precipitation variability using a suite of metrics that describe changes in precipitation over time. We analyze daily in-situ Global Historical Cli...
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The characterization of changes over the full distribution of precipitation intensities remains an overlooked and underexplored subject, despite their critical importance to hazard assessments and water resource management. Here, we aggregate daily in situ Global Historical Climatology Network precipitation observations within 17 internally consist...
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Background Malaria is one of the greatest recurring threats to public health in Mozambique with approximately 10 million cases and thousands of deaths reported annually. Although a malaria early warning system is being established in the country, it is focused on short-term (4–8 week) prediction windows. Increased understanding of the links between...
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Abstract Malaria is among the greatest public health threats in Mozambique, with over 10 million cases reported annually since 2018. Although the relationship between seasonal trends in environmental parameters and malaria cases is well established, the role of climate in deviations from the annual cycle is less clear. To investigate this and the p...
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Recent studies have revealed large and robust correlations between seasonal climate and violent crime rates at regional scales within the continental United States, begging the question of how future climate change will influence violent crime rates. Here, we combine empirical models from previous studies with 42 state-of-the-art global climate mod...
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Earth system models (ESMs) are the primary tool used to understand and project changes to the climate system. ESM projections underpin analyses of human dimensions of the climate issue, yet little is known about how ESMs are used in human dimensions research. Such foundational information is necessary for future critical assessments of ESMs. We rev...
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Abstract While the impact of climate on regional geopolitical stability and large‐scale conflict has garnered increased visibility in recent years, the effects of climate variability on interpersonal violent crime have received only limited scientific attention. Though earlier studies have established a modest correlation between temperature and vi...

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