| 6 | | * `FWI`: The Fire Weather Index represents the intensity of a spreading fire as energy output rate per unit length of fire front, which is used as a general, daily-based indicator of fire danger. |
| 7 | | * `PET`: The Physiological Equivalent Temperature (PET) is a universal index for characterizing the thermal bioclimate at any given place (outdoors or indoors). This index is equivalent to the air temperature at which, in a typical indoor setting, the heat balance of the human body is maintained with core and skin temperatures equal to those under the conditions being assessed. |
| 8 | | * `T<-17ºC`: Annual mean number of days with minimum temperature below −17°C. |
| 9 | | * `GSS`: The Growing Season Suitability represents the fraction of days from April to September with daily mean air temperature above 10ºC . |
| 10 | | * `GSP`: The Growing Season Precipitation is the precipitation accumulated from April till September. |
| 11 | | * `CI`: The Cool night Index average minimum air temperature in September. |
| 12 | | * `HI`: Huglin Heliothermal Index is a degree-day formulation that weights maximum temperatures above daily mean temperatures and applies a latitude-varying day-length adjustment. |
| 13 | | * `HyI`: The Hydrothermic Index is just the product of temperature and precipitation from April to September. |
| 14 | | * `UDIC`: Temperature-related mortality index. A transfer function (i.e. temperature/mortality relationship) is calculated using historical data and a statistical model is fit to cold and warm tails to estimate future mortality using forecast daily temperatures. |
| 15 | | * `CFU`: Upper wind speed threshold for wind turbine operation: This wind speed threshold is approximately 16 m/s (depending upon turbine specifications), above which a turbine breaking system is applied to slow down or stop it from spinning, to protect mechanical equipment from damage. The Index would be based on the number of days above this wind speed threshold, over seasonal timescales. |
| 16 | | * `HDD`: Heating Degree Days |
| | 6 | * '''FWI''': The Fire Weather Index represents the intensity of a spreading fire as energy output rate per unit length of fire front, which is used as a general, daily-based indicator of fire danger. |
| | 7 | * '''PET''': The Physiological Equivalent Temperature (PET) is a universal index for characterizing the thermal bioclimate at any given place (outdoors or indoors). This index is equivalent to the air temperature at which, in a typical indoor setting, the heat balance of the human body is maintained with core and skin temperatures equal to those under the conditions being assessed. |
| | 8 | * '''T<-17ºC''': Annual mean number of days with minimum temperature below −17°C. |
| | 9 | * '''GSS''': The Growing Season Suitability represents the fraction of days from April to September with daily mean air temperature above 10ºC . |
| | 10 | * '''GSP''': The Growing Season Precipitation is the precipitation accumulated from April till September. |
| | 11 | * '''CI''': The Cool night Index average minimum air temperature in September. |
| | 12 | * '''HI''': Huglin Heliothermal Index is a degree-day formulation that weights maximum temperatures above daily mean temperatures and applies a latitude-varying day-length adjustment. |
| | 13 | * '''HyI''': The Hydrothermic Index is just the product of temperature and precipitation from April to September. |
| | 14 | * '''UDIC''': Temperature-related mortality index. A transfer function (i.e. temperature/mortality relationship) is calculated using historical data and a statistical model is fit to cold and warm tails to estimate future mortality using forecast daily temperatures. |
| | 15 | * '''CFU''': Upper wind speed threshold for wind turbine operation: This wind speed threshold is approximately 16 m/s (depending upon turbine specifications), above which a turbine breaking system is applied to slow down or stop it from spinning, to protect mechanical equipment from damage. The Index would be based on the number of days above this wind speed threshold, over seasonal timescales. |
| | 16 | * '''HDD''': Heating Degree Days |
