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When the past stops predicting the future
Early-warning thresholds usually assume rainfall statistics are stationary. Climate change is breaking that assumption across East Africa. How should extreme value theory and related methods be adapted to set rainfall thresholds for landslide warning under a non-stationary climate?
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