Editing Extreme wind intensity (section)

== Aggregation Semantics ==
Geographic aggregation of extreme wind intensity data involves spatially integrating measurements across regions affected by a storm or weather system, allowing for assessment of wind impact over coastal, inland, and oceanic zones. Temporal aggregation considers the duration and timing of extreme wind events, such as peak wind periods during a storm’s passage or cumulative exposure over multiple events. Cross-signal aggregation relates extreme wind intensity to other environmental signals, including coastal storm surge height, coastal erosion extent, significant wave height, and infrastructure disruption indices. These aggregations enable comprehensive hazard assessments and support multi-hazard risk modeling.