Intensity-frequency analysis on multiple hazards considering cascading effects for comprehensive tropical cyclone early warnings

Jian Li; Weihua Fang

doi:10.1007/s11707-025-1173-y

February 3, 2026Frontiers of Earth Science

Intensity-frequency analysis on multiple hazards considering cascading effects for comprehensive tropical cyclone early warnings

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Cascading effects of tropical cyclones can significantly impact various hazards across regions, and managing them improves disaster response.
The study highlights that intensity-frequency analysis aids in understanding how different hazards interconnect during cyclones.
Using hazard analysis, researchers explored multiple interaction pathways which enhance risk assessment for better preparedness.
Findings emphasize the importance of comprehensive early warnings to mitigate environmental impact from cascading effects.

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Observational analysis assesses cascading effects of multiple hazards for improved early warnings in tropical cyclones, suggesting enhanced preparedness.

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