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Electricity Demand Evolution Driven by Storm Motivated Population Movement
2014
Journal of Geography & Natural Disasters
Managing the risks to reliable delivery of energy to vulnerable populations posed by local effects of climate change on energy production and delivery is a challenge for communities worldwide. Climate effects such as sea level rise, increased frequency and intensity of natural disasters, force populations to move locations. These moves result in changing geographic patterns of demand for infrastructure services. Thus, infrastructures will evolve to accommodate new load centers while some parts
doi:10.4172/2167-0587.1000126
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