Changed Humidity Series in Synoptic Stations

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Title	Changed Humidity Series in Synoptic Stations
Topic:	Scientific Assessment and Understanding Climate Change	Published Year:	2003
Presentation:		Published in:	[ 3rd Regional Conference on Climate Change ]
Original Language:	Persian	Full Text Size:	Not Available

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Changed Humidity Series in Synoptic Stations

Authors:
[ Rahimzadeh ] -
[ Khoshkam ] -

Abstract:

Green house gases Intensity in the atmosphere will lead to some changes in climatic parameters such as humidity. Humidity is one of the most important parameters that for its more water vapor acquisition, it will be increased in condition of atmospheric heat, and also, in a suitable synoptic condition will lead to high precipitation in the region. In the most regions, flood risk intensity can be related to above-mentioned issues. At present, the most extreme events such as, tornadoes, tropical rains or snow showers are available in humidity conditions. In this study, 29 synoptic stations have been used with the 195-197 statistical lifetime. Among them there are only 11 stations with the suitable statistical data's for humidity processing .The results of statistical process shows some stations with increasing process, -me stations with decreasing process, and stations with static process.

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