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app01-8412	Retief, Johan V.	Assessment of existing structures under climate change 	2022	9	.pdf	application/pdf	5655	287	44	Extension of climate change assessment to extreme climate provides an additional line of scientific proof of the process: It is regarded as an integral component of climate change, manifested by the increased frequency of climate extremes, particularly hot extremes, on global and regional scales, on most continents, even 10 vol. An indication of the geographic distribution of these changes is provided in Figure 4, showing the compari- son between observed and simulated changes in surface temperature at 1 ◦C, and for projected ∆T -values of {1.5, 2.0.4.0} ◦C. An indication of the regional dis- tribution of climate change extremes is compiled in Figure 5, indicating the number of regions for which climate impact drivers (CID) for the set of climate extremes are relevant, where a CID is a measure of a physical climate system condition (mean, event, ex- treme) that will affect society or an ecosystem, by either increasing or decreasing.	cache/app01-8412.pdf	txt/app01-8412.txt