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Table 2 Estimated attributable fractions (AF), and mean, 10th percentile and 90th percentile of the distribution of the attributable deaths (AD) per year in Skopje for the time periods 1986–2005, 2026–2045 and 2081–2100, under different climate models and population growth models

From: Projected heat-related mortality under climate change in the metropolitan area of Skopje

 

1986–2005

2026–2045

2081–2100

 

Climate modela

Climate model

Climate model

 

Median

Median

Minimal

Maximal

Median

Minimal

Maximal

Average AF

3.3 %

5.8 %

4.7 %

6.6 %

9.8 %

8.1 %

13.2 %

Population model

Attributable Deaths/year

Exponential

58 (36; 85)

124 (84; 170)

100 (63; 143)

125 (80; 185)

272 (163; 388)

223 (148; 301)

366 (232; 512)

Logistic K = 700,000

55 (34; 81)

117 (80; 161)

95 (60; 135)

118 (75; 174)

226 (137; 321)

186 (123; 250)

304 (194; 422)

Logistic K = 800,000

55 (34; 81)

117 (80; 161)

95 (60; 135)

118 (75; 174)

235 (142; 334)

193 (128; 260)

316 (201; 439)

Logistic K = 900,000

55 (34; 81)

117 (80; 161)

95 (60; 135)

118 (75; 174)

240 (145; 341)

197 (131; 265)

323 (206; 449)

Logistic K = 1,000,000

55 (34; 81)

117 (80; 162)

95 (60; 136)

119 (76; 176)

244 (147; 346)

200 (132; 269)

327 (208; 456)

  1. (a)For the baseline period 1986–2005, the three climate models are calibrated to match the current climatic conditions described by the ERA-interim reanalysis data, so their values coincide and, as a consequence, AFs and AD overlap. Therefore, for the period 1986–2005, only the impacts obtained under the median climate model are presented