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International Journal of Biometeorology | 2018

Heat stress mortality and desired adaptation responses of healthcare system in Poland

Anna Błażejczyk; Krzysztof Błażejczyk; Jarosław Baranowski; Magdalena Kuchcik

Heat stress is one of the environmental factors influencing the health of individuals and the wider population. There is a large body of research to document significant increases in mortality and morbidity during heat waves all over the world. This paper presents key results of research dealing with heat-related mortality (HRM) in various cities in Poland which cover about 25% of the country’s population. Daily mortality and weather data reports for the years 1991–2000 were used. The intensity of heat stress was assessed by the universal thermal climate index (UTCI). The research considers also the projections of future bioclimate to the end of twenty-first century. Brain storming discussions were applied to find necessary adaptation strategies of healthcare system (HCS) in Poland, to minimise negative effects of heat stress. In general, in days with strong and very strong heat stress, ones must expect increase in mortality (in relation to no thermal stress days) of 12 and 47%, respectively. Because of projected rise in global temperature and heat stress frequency, we must expect significant increase in HRM to the end of twenty-first century of even 165% in comparison to present days. The results of research show necessity of urgent implementation of adaptation strategies to heat in HCS.


Archive | 2016

Urban Heat Island and Bioclimatic Comfort in Warsaw

Krzysztof Błażejczyk; Magdalena Kuchcik; Wojciech Dudek; Beata Kręcisz; Anna Błażejczyk; Paweł Milewski; Jakub Szmyd; Pałczyński C

This chapter will introduce the UHI phenomena in Warsaw, in particular after a the definition of the pilot area, experimental microclimatic measurements were made in two housing estates, Kolo and Wlodarzewska, located at a similar distance from the city centre and from the city limits but different in terms of building periods and materials. A specific analysis of vegetation is provided to put in relationship UHI effects and allergenic factors. The case is completed by some solutions in terms of mitigation and adaptation to reduce urban warming impact.


Land Use Policy | 2014

How much green is needed for a vital neighbourhood? In search for empirical evidence

Barbara Szulczewska; Renata Giedych; Jacek Borowski; Magdalena Kuchcik; Piotr Sikorski; Anna Mazurkiewicz; Tomasz Stańczyk


Geographia Polonica | 2009

Heat- and cold-related mortality in the North-East of Poland as an example of the socio-economic effects of extreme hydrometeorological events in the Polish Lowland

Magdalena Kuchcik; Marek Degórski


DIE ERDE – Journal of the Geographical Society of Berlin | 2014

Assessment of urban thermal stress by UTCI – experimental and modelling studies: an example from Poland

Krzysztof Błażejczyk; Magdalena Kuchcik; Anna Błażejczyk; Paweł Milewski; Jakub Szmyd


Geographia Polonia | 2001

Mortality in Warsaw: is there any connection with weather and air pollution?

Magdalena Kuchcik


Przegląd Geograficzny. Polska Akademia Nauk | 2006

Fale upalow w Polsce w latach 1993-2002

Magdalena Kuchcik


Urban Forestry & Urban Greening | 2016

Two faces to the greenery on housing estates–mitigating climate but aggravating allergy. A Warsaw case study

Magdalena Kuchcik; Wojciech Dudek; Krzysztof Błażejczyk; Paweł Milewski; Anna Błażejczyk


Geographia Polonica | 2013

The attempt to validate the applicability of two climate models for the evaluation of heat wave related mortality in Warsaw in the 21st century

Magdalena Kuchcik


Europa XXI | 2015

Investigation on soil moisture reserves and meteorological conditions in relation to basic soil types in Bulgaria

Veska Georgieva; Valentin Kazandjiev; Marek Degórski; Krzysztof Błażejczyk; Magdalena Kuchcik; Bożena Degórska

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Paweł Milewski

Polish Academy of Sciences

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Jakub Szmyd

Polish Academy of Sciences

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Wojciech Dudek

Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine

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Beata Kręcisz

Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine

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Bożena Degórska

Polish Academy of Sciences

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Marek Degórski

Polish Academy of Sciences

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Pałczyński C

Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine

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Veska Georgieva

Bulgarian Academy of Sciences

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