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A general and flexible methodology to define thresholds for heat health watch and warning systems, applied to the province of Québec (Canada).

scientific article published on 26 October 2012

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A general and flexible methodology to define thresholds for heat health watch and warning systems, applied to the province of Québec (Canada). (English)

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Fateh Chebana

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Barbara Martel

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Pierre Gosselin

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Jean-Xavier Giroux

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Taha B M J Ouarda

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26 October 2012

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International Journal of Biometeorology

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